17 Sep 1912
Page 1
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1912
Page
1
The alfalfa palace interior hosts grains and produce fairs with strong Basin arrivals. Prof Buffan of Worland brings a standout exhibit as wagons stream toward the show. The Big Seven bar opens to the public, drawing praise and good business. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Wm Vierling of Hyattsville.
The article surveys Woodrow Wilson and colleagues on tariff repeal, noting Wilson’s cautious stance and past testimony defending a tariff for revenue. It contrasts Bryan and Champ Clark’s pro free trade arguments with Wilson’s position and cautions against dismantling the protective system. Also reported is the death of Hyattville resident Mrs. Cokoe Freeman at about thirty, survived by husband and two children, with funeral plans pending through the Eastern Star.
This front page outlines the first day program for the county fair. It notes a ball game between Greyoull and Andersontarts at 4 o clock, a sham battle by Company D, and multiple band concerts. Tensleep band arrives to perform, with members listed, plus two picture shows at Fraternity hall annex and a big dance with the Smith Brothers orchestra.
Greybull and Manderson launch a three o clock start at the fair grounds for a $200 prize tournament opener. Wickwire quotes lively horses and a strong rider needed, while Gr Schenk improves from typhoid and eyes an early return. The program promises a crackerjack game as fans are urged to attend and support the teams with keen play and good sportsmanship.
Officers of Lewis in Chapter 0. E. 8. are asked to gather at Mrs. M. O. Barnes home at 7 30 this evening to arrange attendance at the funeral of Mrs. J. E. Freeman. Freeman is a Republican associated with job printing.
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