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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
5
A Burlington system circular urges prompt coal orders and coordinated use of box cars to prevent winter shortages. It calls for delaying non coal shipments, informing dealers and the public, and sending the notice to newspapers for broad awareness.
Buck Elder, known to Casper merchants, buys Wigwam including ice cream confectionery bakery and light refreshments. Mrs Hayes retires after managing the business. Elder brings prior mercantile and Liedel Realty ties. Patrons can expect continued high quality offerings and service.
An old Casper ad touts Lavoptik eye wash with witch hazel hydrastis camphor claiming rapid relief for weak or inflamed eyes. It notes a girl helped after one application and promises a free aluminum eye cup with purchase. The ad references large tea consumption figures.
A Valunile Elk watch charm lost by JT L Patton Monday at the Mall was restored to him through a Tribune Lost and Found notice. Don ald Regin found the charm and brought it to the Tribune office. reward was given.
Casper friends of E and Trowel of Lander recall the passing of J B Troxel age 84 in Iowa. His son traveled through Casper yesterday on the way to the funeral. The elder Troxel spent several years in Casper with his son and made many friends among local people.
Government weather observer George McKenzie reports July showed a 14 degree variation between high and low. July 21 was the warmest day at 98 degrees, with 44 degrees recorded on July 7 and 8. Total monthly precipitation was 0.45 inches, with 0.19 inches in the heaviest 24 hours on July 24. Rain fell on seven days and July had 23 clear, two cloudy, and six partly cloudy days.
A business notice lists M Henderson as owner of Resident Piano Tuning Co with contact via Box 008 and phone number 740. reads like an classified service listing.
The steam shovel speeds excavation of the Wyoming National Bank building with electric lights across the site. The machine operates four hours daily and spectators watch progress, with about half the work finished in four days and a hopeful completion by April 1, 1921.
All Masonic brethren are asked to meet at the Masonic Temple at 1 30 PM to attend the funeral of Brother H A Holt. E L Hambright signed notice.
Riverton gears up for its ith annual Birthday celebration on August 12 14 and 15 with Casper concert band three airplane parachute drops daily boxing roping bucking exhibitions races Indian dances and dancing. Casper All-Star baseball team set for three games versus Riverton Cavalry over the weekend. Local officials expect large visitors and Casper residents to attend.
J N Wicks T Grenn and J Ae head the Steamatties in charge as they discuss household expenses and income tax pain. A traveling salesman promotes Brabieeitie as the best town in the state claiming high sales there.
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