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Basin Republican

Location

Basin, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1913

Page

2

For Sale Good ranch near Basin on Shell road

For sale a good ranch 16 miles from Basin on Shell road with All in alfalfa. Must be sold at once to settle up assignments. J. F. Norrin, md. Otf Assessment of J. F. Leighty. Good hay baler. Before purchasing a hay baler inquire of the Winchester Hay Baler Co. of Manderson, Wyoming about their 100 unbreakable hay baler guaranteed.

Basin Shell Road J. F. Norrin J. F. Leighty Winchester Hay Bialer Co Manderson Wyo

Rough Dry Laundry for Ladies in Theemopolis Wyoming

Mrs H C Holdrege advertises rough dry laundry services in Theemopolis Wyoming. Offers combing and styling into switches puffs and pompadours with transformations for $2.60 each. Switches dyed and work guaranteed. Box 302.

H. C. Holdrege Bon 302 Theemopolis Jvilals

Oddball News Snippets from Across America

A scatter of curious notices from 1900s America include a Pennsylvania millionaire seeking divorce over church attendance, a reported poisoning tied to socks, and W. Sherwood’s death in Indiana. Tales of exotic imports for wagon-hauling, a 12 173 pipe church organ in Munich, metal coatings for autos, and a man whose name reads the same forward and backward appear alongside a copperhead killed by a gamecock. A Wisconsin cow herd spurs dynamite mishap, and a Georgia farmer shows a corn stalk with many ears. A New Jersey angler banks a four-pound bass with a field-mouse curious aftertaste.

Pennsylvania W. BR. Sherwood I Bwana Iville Ind Asia Michigan Mamburgy Warren H. Spangler Montclair N. J

Dances judged as decorous by speed dance group in Bridgeport

The International Association of Masters of Dancing met in Bridgeport for a three day session and declared the tango hesitation waltz hitchy koo and peacock glide acceptable with decorum while condemning turkey trot horse trot and grizzly bear as vulgar citing hip movement as the source of impropriety. The group plans to unify approved steps for correct teaching. Meanwhile Wyoming road sign mandates and local notices appear about county commissioners and a mill committee meeting in Douglas. Commissions urged to erect through-route signs to Yellowstone Park. alfalfa meal mill committee formed with several local men named. assorted pointed paragraphs end the item.

Bridgeport Conn International Association of Masters of Dancing P. H. Kelly Holyoke Mass Laramie Platte Converse Natrona Washakie Big Horn Park Yellowstone Park Douglas Enterprise

For Sale First and Second Alfalfa Day Deed Mentioned

For sale notice indicates a deed transaction labeled first and second alfalfa day with a timing at 8 a.m. to A. T. Wetson. The line appears within a republican commercial printery context.

A. T. Wetson

Fruit Exhibition Rules For State Fair

A notice from A Null superintendent of the horticultural division invites exhibitors to place apples and other fruit on exhibition at Douglas. Box standards, labeling, packing, and color scoring are described. prizes hinge on a National Apple Show score card. Fruits must be Wyoming grown. plates contain specified counts of apples or pears. Misnamed varieties are ineligible. judges may request display.

Fh. A. Null Hortculturial Division Douglas Dougins Wyoming West Eve Ernest Belton Livingston

Glie Sights and Local Jots From A Quiet Page

A collage of fragmented anecdotes offers social curiosities and quips from daily life. Notes touch on insurance quirks, shoe repairs, memories, telephone woes, and casual philosophy. Local names surface briefly alongside a July meat delivery notice from City Meat Market.

New Unit for Farm Size Proposed in Farm Thought

A social commentary argues that acreage does not define a farmer and that production should measure size. It suggests a ten-cow dairy or similar unit for various farming lines, noting many farmers succeed with less land when focused on production and profitability. It references Farm Stock and Home and includes local notices about notaries and civil engineering services.

Ling & Man

R. B. West Attorney at Law Practice in All Courts

R B West attorney at law offers services in all courts and before the U S Land Department. office located in the Pioneer Building.

U. S. Land Department Pioneer Building Basin State Bank Building

ZARING Office Over Big Horn County Bank Basin

A brief notice reports the ZARING office connected to the Big Horn County Bank Basin. The item notes a banking matter likely affecting local business affairs and property interests within Basin. Further details are unreadable in the fragment but implication suggests an organizational or administrative action involving the bank and ZARING office.

Big Horn

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