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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
2
Fragmentary notices from Wise's drug and fountain shop plus various local business and personal items. Mentions Wise’s Fountain, J P Arnott in Lowell, sales terms, residents visiting and traveling to Rowell Mandergon Decatur Thermopolis and the county, and a gas rate notice dated 1912 with a prize phonograph offer.
Various short items note visitors to Worland and Thermopolis, jewelry shop ads, a fountain pen found, sales on corn and turkeys, suit filed for $11, and local business and rancher travel notices. Names include Sheriff Wickwire, Lander, Worland, Kane, and Otto vicinity. Prices and dates scattered, with Christmas goods plans and turkey sales.
Local notes from Basin include rental ads for furnished and unfurnished houses, business openings and vacancies, pharmacy promotions, and notices of residents traveling to or from Worland. Several names appear including Roy Niccols, A G Rupp, H W Brokaw, Bert Pettett, Mrs Lexie Bowman, Wm, Cartercars, and J C Norrie, with mentions of the Pioneer Trust & Savings Bank and Basin Pharmacy.
Article argues President Taft resists manipulation by political bosses and Theodore Roosevelt. It asserts Taft has made appointments for public good, not to please political power brokers, and stands independently against bosses who offer tepid backing. The piece frames Taft as not a politician ruled by bosses.
Attorney J P Arnett departs tomorrow for Cheyenne to attend a meeting of the executive committee. Important motions connected with the campaign are to be discussed at this gathering.
Basin Gardens report favorable weather to finish harvest of spade and Setah cobblers and early Oboos. Frank May Jr. joins Uncle Bames surveying crew near Utterdeck as twelve townships west of Kirby are laid out. Hunters prepare for trip to the Rockies with Nimrods Lewis Shipman Reed and Thilard. Grover Cleveland is dresed in best. H A Padmore heads to Mon ten Sa to vote straight Republican ticket for four more years.
An October Popular Mechanics article notes a new school of architects called the Hevers, favoring conventional styles that harmonize with neighbors. The movement targets smaller buildings and questions when they will invade the skyscraper field.
Theodore Rakberatt laments vast output and public attention, claiming immense travel and effort while criticizing the lack of prints about his name. Horace Dodd Gastit of Harper's Weekly notes the public print gap and questions why no one prints a Haie on Theodore.
George B. McClellan of Nowood Wyoming announces his nomination on the republican ticket for State Senator and asks for support at the election to be held on November 1st.
Fragmentary report describes John W Gates and a cab ride in New York with a market friend. A quoted exchange references a decision about purchases and a signposts scene along a street, with unclear details of the outcome.
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