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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1913
Page
4
Local and personal items list residents and visitors at the fair this week from Otto Manderson Nowood Trapper Pur King ton Paint Rock Grey bull Hyattville Bridger and other towns. Names include Harrie Quiner Durfey Wyman Durfey Davie Smith Hensley Buffington Hillis McLaughlin Patten Riley Whitcher Williams Zelaman Cropsy Higby Luck Pritchard Brown Shepherd Harkins Denny Ellis and more along with travel to and from the fair and related social calls.
An intimate friendship acts as a safeguard and stimulus in work and play, motivating a man to keep pace with a friend and to advance common religious, social, or political causes, while discouraging risky surroundings.
A college professor encounters a student who has fallen and asks how he feels. The student replies Notwithstanding, prompting the professor to recount meeting Mr. Junior who, after a fall, said Nevertheless. The exchange highlights learned humor in a campus moment.
A Frenchman named Marguy, described as having elephant hide rather than normal skin and thus possibly not accountable for his actions, is to undergo a medical examination at the request of the French attorney general to determine his responsibility for a theft for which he has served months in prison.
Dr Jacob Frenk asserts Bahia Brazil is the oldest western hemisphere city, founded in 1640, thirty five years before St Augustine Florida. He spoke to Missionary Sisters and patients at Columbus Hospital after touring South America.
A faded OCR snippet shows a youthful figure with a rueful face and a grave lawyer assistant. The dialogue touches on breach and a quoted old song about doing right and fearing consequences, but the text is incomplete and garbled.
A lecturer in New York harbors a blunt warning to young men emerging from saloons. He declares he would approach each youth and urge them to turn around, insisting they are headed the wrong way, a remark captured by the New York Mail.
In Old Sinneh, George Fitch says college life is more frivolous yet this life forms business character. Fraternities act as a clearinghouse for ability and ambition, shaping future success in business culture. A La Mode asks about woodchoppers diet, noting pork and potatoes in chop form. The fragment closes with garbled names and captions.
An optimistic hunter borrows funds to cover shipping a deer home by express before heading into the weeds, illustrating a belief in a quick, profitable result despite the initial cost.
In a humorous exchange a father questions a suitor about supporting a family. The suitor hesitates, asking how many in the family. The scene shifts to romance as Esmeralda asks if he loves her, and he affirms with a quirky note about admiring pop eyes since meeting her.
Forty five percent of the nation’s greenbacks are in one two and five dollar notes. The statement highlights the concentration of currency in small denominations and implies liquidity and circulation considerations.
Notice is hereby given that letters of administration were issued to the undersigned administrator of the estate of Jeannette M. Higby deceased on September 24 1913 and all claims against the estate should be presented within six months for allowance. If not presented within one year they will be barred. Boles C. Hart Administrator. First publication September 26 1913. Last publication October 17 1913. Nearby notes mention local visits and a debtor in town.
Art Cowley and Mr. Listham attended the Hyattville fair with W A Millett of the Mercer ranch visiting for the event. Several Hyattville residents including Miss Myrtle Taylor Miss Ruth Smith and Mr. Fults with wife were among the attendees. John Bergman of Shell and Frank Nickerbocker also traveled from Hyattville to partake in the fair. A lost baby shoe was found on the fair grounds or road to town and can be claimed at the office.
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