Basin Basin Basin RepublicaN Classified Notice
Basin Wyoming newspaper masthead fragment showing publisher P P Anderson and 1905 post office notice. Advertising rates appear garbled with local line items. No readable event or person action detected.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1913
Page
4
Basin Wyoming newspaper masthead fragment showing publisher P P Anderson and 1905 post office notice. Advertising rates appear garbled with local line items. No readable event or person action detected.
Basin residents report dramatic reductions in living costs by growing vegetables at home. Families who previously spent 40 to 50 dollars a month on groceries now save five dollars on meat and pennies on fruit. The piece praises productive soil and abundant water to support city lots for an average family, urging self sufficiency to beat price pressures.
The Cody Herald article claiming Cody’s paper was first in the Big Horn Basin is challenged. Rustler at Bonanza began in 1899, Paint Rock Record at Hyattville in 1891, Agius at Alamo in 1891, Otto Courier at Ot te in 1893, all precede Cody’s 1896 Wows.
The Third Maine district picks up a Republican representative by a strong plurality over Democratic and Progressive rivals, signaling factional cohesion and a rebuke to the current administration. The piece muses on tariffs, Canadian publicity, Mexico, and a columnist suggestion for steering youths to winter agricultural college courses to gain practical insight.
The excerpt argues against judging college value by a few examples, urging colleges to teach practical world skills and better living with effort. It then shifts to social observations about courtship, honesty, and genius versus insanity, ending with a memorial note from Otto Camp No. 5343 M W A honoring Neighbor J C Blakesley who died July 14, 1913, with resolutions of sympathy and mourning.
Basin Wyoming town marshal announces stray mare and roan mare impounded on September 1 1913. Public auction at Basin town hall on September 23 1913 at 10 a m to cover impounding costs advertising and sale expenses.
The Basin county commission invites bids to supply complete wood or steel structures for three bridges each 110 feet long and 16 feet wide. Bids must include f o b Basin or a railroad point, and be ready for erection on arrival. Bids open October 7 1913 at the county clerk’s office Basin Wyoming.
Sheriff sale under a 1913 foreclosure decree against W F Johnson and Lucilla Johnson by The Hart Investment Company. Property includes the S half of Lot 63, Sec 9, Township 61N, Range 93W, with improvements and water rights. Sale Oct 11 1913 at 5 pm in Basin Fraternity Hall. Proceeds follow first mortgage of 2500 dollars. First publication Sept 5 1913. Last publication Oct 16 1918.
In the District Court of the Fifth judicial district of Wyoming Big Horn County Lila B Kurrock plaintiff vs John G Kurrock defendant. John G Kurrock last known address Ontario Oregon must answer by October 11 1913 or default judgment granted for absolute divorce custody of minor children Mred EB Kurrock and Smyerna Hueme Kurrock. R H Ahrens Clerk R B West attorney. Published Aug 22 1913 Last pub Sept 26 1918.
Mortgage foreclosure notice issued for a 1910 deed securing $1,700 with 10 percent interest. Pending sale at the Fraternity Hall front door in Basin Wyoming on September 22, 1913, to satisfy principal, interest, attorney fees, and costs. Described property includes SE quarter of Section 34, and parts of Sections 35 in Township 53N Range 92W, Basin area. Ida Denny and John P. Arnott cited. Aug 8 1913 publication. Last pub Sept 19 1913. Also real estate ads and local services listed.
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