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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1920
Page
8
Cheyenne Wyoming August 21 A report from Laramin says four young men were arrested and charged with pasting ciphers to convert $1 notes into $10 bills. The claim of nationwide operation could not be confirmed. no notes or deposits were reported as affected by local banks.
Mina Viola Nohr of Wisconsin arrives in Cheyenne to survey Wyoming for a state tuberculosis program. She will start in Niobrara County and depart next Sunday. Nohr served with the Red Cross in World War I and spent six months in Albania after service in Europe.
Rudolph Lundberg thanks Casper Elles and the Casper Concert Band for a beautiful letter and expresses deep appreciation to doctors nurses and James Shikany Virginia Hotel Tucker couple for their care and kindness during convalescence. He notes fruit gifts and notes trade remark about a two cent coin for Austrians and Germans.
In Cheyenne travelers show a Ford truck mounted house 6 1/2 by 12 feet, weighing 2 560 pounds, with built in double bed, hot water, lavatory and toilet, water tank, lighting, and library. Dr Rosborough and Mrs Schoeb tour the Rocky Mountain and Pacific states en route to Long Beach with December goal, highlighting the unusual mobile home aboard a light truck.
The record notes Mrs Rea has been an invalid for several years, indicating a long illness affecting her health and activity.
Wizard A Cox of Worland Wyoming was brought to Cheyenne and held in the county jail for grand jury action on federal robbery charges. Bond set at 5000 dollars. He allegedly opened a mail letter at Worland.
Mrs Mart fm Hanway and daughter Charline arrived in Casper from Denver after a month with relatives. They were met there by Opal Porter of Tyler Texas, a Hanway cousin, who will stay several days before returning home. The item mentions Mme Deschanel's hat and currency confusion.
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