21 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1905
Page
1
The city calls property owners to destroy blooming Russian thistle patches on lots noting they won’t seed if cut now. It urges reading the law on a proposed high school and invites nominations for students. It condemns famine and war news from the Caucasus, including Armenian massacres and the loss of the battleship Mikasa with 300 lives.
The Market Report dated the 14th notes cattle runs are fairly liberal this week while supply elsewhere runs heavy. Fur market remains strong for dehorned heavy fleshy cattle that compete with packers and feeders, selling close to last week. Horned steers see improved demand for feeders, while good fleshy feeders sell steadier than Friday. Cows stay in good shape with steady prices for desirable lots, weaker for commoner types. Overall market satisfactory though regional supplies affect concessions. The report ends with a note about farrier services.
A.J. Vance state superintendent J. E. Frisby Big Horn Basin manager and Charles H. Dunlap Sheridan manager of Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone arrive from Clearmont to join G. B. A. Moeller local manager as guests. The group plans a weeklong antelope hunt in the Powder River area with H. C. Lovett Casper manager expected to join en route.
State Veterinarian G. T. Seabury, back from Saratoga, reports seven or eight new glandera cages and recalls slaughtering 66 head of horses during his prior visit. The disease now expands to Burlington in Big Horn county with eight cases and Sundance in Crook county with two cases, as he plans rapid eradication efforts.
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