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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1916
Page
8
A long column lists residents visiting in town from Greybull Lovell and Burlington and others attending republican meetings. People travel to Billings Thermopolis Casper and Bridger while local shops offer goods services and ads for furniture kodaks meat market and tent sale.
W J Lewis of Balsa Wyoming reports Far Sala Jersey Redee a five month old registered Jersey Redee boar with six sons. This notice notes registration and lineage details for livestock keeping.
M B Rhodes J Stant Brown Sheriff Wickwire and family tripped in from Kanespent Labor day in Greybull to interview commissioners. County Agent Tedman will be in Lovell and Cowley early in the week arranging with Boys and Girls clubs for a fly club camp at the county fair on the 20th and 21st. He will be east of Burlington assisting H Lascelle with erecting a silo. The annual stock judging contest at the fair is on the 20th and 21st. all Big Horn county men and boys over 15 are eligible. Local officials and residents including A S Mercer Sr Jr and others visited. Senator Clark honored at a Republican dinner in Markham with numerous attendees. Labor Day celebration drew many locals to Greybull from nearby towns.
In a acceptances speech, Mr. Hughes asserts that strict accountability by the U S government would have prevented the sinking of the Lusitania and spared American lives. He argues for clear direct diplomatic representations over equivocal talk to reduce anti American sentiment. He cites published notice and calls for a firm policy supported by the public.
Billie Lewis advertises five month old Jersey Red pigs at Basin Gardens that should be ready for market in two months with a seven month market plan noting high prolificacy. Also brief social notes on dinner parties hosted by Dr. and Mrs. W. Larrick and Mr. and Mrs. Thos. M. Hyde, plus a Montana sale led by Col. W. B. Cropsey and a Notice of Final Settlement for the estate of Sarah G. Benjamin filed by Ancillary Administrator George J. Williams with objections due by November 6, 1916.
In a Chicago speech Mr Hughes attacked what he called foolish government. He said democracy must be government by and for the people, not by the foolish.
RB Landini left yesterday for Billings on business. Mrs. F. P. Pearson left yesterday for a visit in Warland. Mra Wm. Tilforth returned yesterday from a visit at Himes. Mrs. Moberly of Cloverly came in yesterday for a visit with relatives. The Misses Grace and Pearl Ellis returned yesterday from a visit in Warlend. Col. W. H. May leaves today for Lovell in the interests of the fair. Albert Scholz left yesterday for Laramie where he will attend the state university. Tommy Massey Ralph Perkins and O. M. Porter of Otto were visitors in town yesterday. Everett K. Jones of Osceola Iowa was in town this week visiting with his uncle T. J. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Klein moved into their new residence in the north west part of town this week. Charles Moore of Valley Junction Iowa is expected here today for a visit with his uncle C. C. Ellis. Mrs. Mary C Matthews who has been living in Wisconsin the past year came in yesterday for a visit with her son Harry Bailey. Mrs Jas F Ewers and children who have been visiting in Kansas City Co and Hardin Mont are expected to arrive home next Sunday.
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