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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1912
Page
2
Brief archival line records newspaper material dated June 30 1905 listing second class mail status and post office designation in Basin Wyoming under the authority of the AG.
Subscription offered at 2 dollars per year in advance. Official paper for Big Horn County. Advertising rates listed for display per inch, regular insertion, and locals per line with first and subsequent insert charges. The fragment notes 12 percent and 4 cents, 18 cents per inch for binges, and per line rates for locals.
C A Barnard, superintendent of Owl Creek Coal at Gebo, says a government lease extending over thirty years will let operators pursue development and mining on a business basis after years of court orders. The settlement pleases Thermopolis residents, as resource development boosts local prosperity.
We express sympathy for those born blind or deaf and for those who cannot appreciate music or beauty. The piece reflects on the loss of senses that reveal sunrise colors landscapes and the joy found in masterful melodies and uplifting voices, lamenting the inability to share these experiences.
The text muses on the limits of senses through Helen Keller and Laura Bridgman, contrasts beauty with virtue, and recalls portraits of Jemima Miranda and Wak Mason. It wields period voice to jumble observations on perception, beauty, temperament, and social ideals with nostalgic whimsy.
A meditation on human ancestry and inheritance from geology and paleontology. It traces how life, wind, and rain forged the earth for humans, asking how our lineage connects to creatures from trilobites to ancient fishes, and how far back we can envision the first ancestors.
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