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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1911
Page
11
Basin Republic notes its status as official county paper with post office details and advertising rates. It lists editors Gebhart and Anderson and provides a time table for passenger trains, including Northbound No 312 at 11 31 p m and Southbound No 311 at 1 30 p m.
President Taft rejects calls to resign Dr. Wiley as head of the pure food department and supports an extensive inquiry. West readers see canned goods reliance, urging enforcement of purity laws, while accusing rivals of backing impure products. The piece hints at a broader probe of the agricultural department and questions Attorney General Wickersham and Secretary Wilson involvement.
The fairboard has done all it can to ensure a successful event with ample entertainment and conveniences. Officials urge every resident to attend, noting more features than ever before and stressing community involvement to make this year the best in the state.
The Boston Advertiser and Denver Republican feature Wyoming coverage by returning correspondents. The articles promise increased attention over the next months, urging Basin residents to welcome visitors during fair week and extend courtesy to reporters and guests. The notice ends with an ad urging rent buy options from Pleever Investment Co.
County commissioners invite bids until Sept 99 1911 at Basin clerk for two bridge spans over Greybull river near Burlington 160 ft and 60 ft profiles on file with project details bids must include 10 percent certified check right to reject all bids. Also road realignment notice with long survey route and public road establishment in Shell and Basin. Objections due Oct 3 1911.
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