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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1920
Page
4
Local society hosts for Irma Patton with multiple gatherings, dinners, and dances. Guests include Silas Brows and Nell Tyler, while preparations for Christmas and holiday visits unfold at the homes of Nicolayans and Welaner families.
Walter Shikany returns to spend the holidays in Boulder after a medical school stint. Mrs. Bailey Mason and Mrs. Brower depart for Indianapolis Sioux Falls. Walter Weiblin visits his parents in Erie. Olive Lowndes returns from Laramie and meets brother Joe Lowndes in Cheyenne. G R Hagens returns from Denver. R E Brand, formerly with James Bury, is in the city from Denver. Kimball Jr and Frank Riley return from Denver. J F Bullivan goes to Connecticut for Christmas. Jim Crawford was in Alcora for oil firm work. Kathryn Burnett returns for Christmas with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler hear of birth Sunjay Crate, a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crate.
Names and movements include Mrs Imbel Wheeler and James Cody leaving for Antigo Wisconsin to spend Christmas with relatives. Miss Mildred Keith returns home from Delta Colorado, John and Mrs Whisenhunt retire from Thermopolis. Katherine Mahoney from Northwestern University, Anna Trevett in Chicago, Mary Tobin from Notre Dame, Gladys Humphries back with Weber Commercial, E F Niegh from Powder River, E M Hendrickson from Denver registered at Henning Hotel.
The Boy Scouts have arranged an elaborate program for next Thursday evening at the high school gym. The different troops will exhibit Scout activities and their work within the community. Parents and friends of the Scouts are invited to attend.
A writer in American Motorist notes that weight distribution in cars is a matter of compromise similar to spring design. Front heavy cars wear rear tires more, while rear wear is driven by traction and road conditions. Tire life scales with the cube of load, so doubling weight multiplies wear eightfold. Considerations include power plant support and road shocks absorbed by the frame and suspension.
A fragmented report notes differences in meals for American troops in France. It contrasts the French roll and coffee with the American preference for eggs and bacon, reflecting food expectations during wartime mobilization.
A Danish company proposes developing iron ore deposits in Toeland that are estimated to contain twenty to thirty million tons of ore.
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