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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1911
Page
2
Basin and nearby towns host a bustling fair week filled with visitors from Worland Thermopolis and Lovell. Local merchants Wilson Hank’s Antlers Basin Pharmacy Wise’s and the Manderson Mercantile Company highlight sales, auctions and services while residents like Musser Hopkins and Hageman attend events and shop for harnesses saddles and fishing tackle.
Keep a record of every cow every day with pencils and paper and scales. Maintain dry clean stables and beds to prevent illness. Feed properly to promote fattening, ensure pigs have clean beds, and protect colts from frost. Proper care prevents serious losses.
The county fair continues to impress with exhibits and events that showcase community effort and pride. Organizers highlight cooperation and the overall success of the event, reflecting well on residents and participants.
Burlington residents Chas Garland and others visit the Fair with many in town Wednesday. The Big Horn County Fair features diverse exhibits with Henry Jordan and W. S. Collins displaying notable crops and fruits. Local merchants promote clothing, plumbing supplies, and amenities at Basin and Hyattville areas.
Bonanza resident Claire Ellett visits town over Sunday while local trades promote services and goods. Plumbers, barbers, grocers, and hotels advertise, with note of furniture, lard, tobacco, beer, and fresh produce on sale. Local residents from Thermopolis, Hyattville, Tensleep, and Sheridan frequent Basin for fairs, meals, and errands.
A brief notice from P. O. Box 46 Riverton Wyoming calls hay balers to increase baling activity in the area. The message targets alfalfa producers and other growers to bolster local hay output.
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