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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
6
A garbled note mentions jewels in the Greek church and a comparison to Europe’s crowned heads, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear facts or dates.
A distorted report describes Indianapolis advertising for the Hook store chain aiming to locate a flagship at 105 Windia street. The tale notes the campaign’s reach across headlines logos and a landmark painting while detailing the retailer’s aggressive gradual growth to over $1,000,000 yearly in a town of 1,700.
Merchants report most customers pay over time due to high wage costs and scarce employment. Wall’s Stores notes 76 percent of new customers choose credit in two years, leaving clerks to handle defaults. A cautious approach limits losses as debtors face job loss and uncertain earnings.
Public notice declares assessment and redemption rights for parcels in District No 9 Casper. Owners may redeem by paying the assessed amount within thirty days after the first publication, with interest on unpaid installments. Notice signed and published July 30 and August 2 to 10, 1920. Also unrelated ad for concrete blocks at Casper Concrete Block Company.
A 1920s newspaper snippet shows multiple Sheriff candidacy notices for Natropa County with names such as N. Speke and Pat Hoyce, subject to Republican primary rules. The column also mentions Louisiana sheriffs forming a state association to seek higher pay and a note on Mexican sombreros linked to worker wages.
Fragmentary notes reflect a scene where a dog’s bark is likened to the dog star, hinting at flawed foresight and self-serving promises. The speaker critiques perpetual betterment schemes that never benefit others unless they benefit the speaker.
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