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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1912
Page
6
A Wyoming Farm Bulletin piece argues new settlers should keep stock, especially cows, hogs, and chickens, and pursue mixed dairy and grain farming. It cites steady weekly income from dairy, strong fertility retention, and easy marketing of dairy products, urging adoption for long term farm prosperity.
The piece reads as a jumble of remarks on politics race prejudice school entertainment and social behavior. It mentions an old codger questioning dialogues a girl on a motorcycle danger from knives a Bridger Mont concession man and his ducks and a Besta Pharmacy prescription drug issue.
The oldest of the Indians, Sitting Elk, a Sioux leader from Ogallala, visits Denver as a guest of whites. He reflects on his near-century of leadership and his choice for peace over further war, recounting a life spanning battles and brave deeds.
Engineering Record describes a unique two story cement house in Pittsburg with no corners, bay ends, and only wood in doors sills windows and floors. ten rooms and concrete roof with parapet. cement tubs in bathrooms. front and rear second story porches feature concrete flower troughs and a fountain on the front porch.
Durability of steel improves after its early stage. It is noted that nearly all failures occur early in a steel object's life. A mild steel plate lasting a year in service can be trusted to last long in boiler ends.
A fragment describes a tin tomato can with its top removed attached to a broom handle forming a simple improvised tool. Text is garbled and includes stray phrases about placing a can on an object and mentions Og te. The readable portion suggests a mundane construction note rather than a full incident.
The passage credits Leonard Jules Gandeau, the Aubusson born novelist and dramatist, as the inspiration for a future renowned writer to adopt her nom de guerre while a student in Paris. It hints at a lineage of literary influence stretching from Gandeau to a celebrated female author.
Owing to using a daily paper for the weekly issue during the fair, the weekly will not be up to its standard. Any mistakes in transferring type between editions are acknowledged and ask for guidance. W. J. Booth shows a fine display of apples at the fair, with other displays noted.
Awards for the exhibits were not announced in time for publication this issue. A full report will appear next week. Hunters licenses were issued this week to B Morrison and A J Paddock of Baise and to Wa Vier ling, John Loman, Wm M Rannelle and W R Fults of Hyattville.
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