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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
3
The engagement of Miss Anna Kaplan to F F. Bial was announced at an informal party honoring Miss Gertrude Mendick. Nearby, Vera Pike and Lawrence Powell wed in Douglas Wyoming, and many locals attended dances, visits, and social events through the week in Casper.
A flurry of visitors and departures from Denver and surrounding areas fills the town. J L Stitver of Denver attends to business. Dr A G Deuel plans a Denver return. Miss Bell Star leaves for Rochester to study nursing. W S Braden visits from Alcova. Mr and Mrs Fred Boydston visit from Iowa.
A Chamber of Commerce inspection team led by Charles A. Stafford reports the Arminto coal mine owned by Indian Coal Mining Co of Lander will start mining within two weeks. McKenna says much of the output will find a Casper market. the company has contracts for 400 tons biweekly. Coal is high grade, slate free, with vertical veins 6 to 20 feet wide. samples are on display at Holmes Hardware windows.
C Gunnell, with Natrona Power for over a year, is appointed sales manager replacing Earle G Burwell who resigns to lead the city gas department for New York OU company. Burwell had notable success as Natrona Power sales chief. Gunnell earlier worked as a salesman for American Electric of Omaha and served in aviation at Camp Grant during World War I.
A sharp aside questions the idea that any single speaker holds final authority over truth or meaning. The author critiques overconfidence and urges humility in continuing dialogue and doubt.
The newsies and carrier boys of the Lettey area are invited to the new Mart old Airdome at Wolcott and A streets for a guest night hosted by managers Neitle and Hart. A good clean bill promises the kids a genuine good time, drawing praise from spectators who remark they wish they were newsies too.
Henry M. Blackmer president of Midwest Refining was badly hurt when his saddle horse stumbled near the Treadmoor hotel in Colorado Springs. He is resting at his Denver home with fractures to his ankle and kidneys and back injuries. his daughter Margret’s wedding to Karl O. Kistler has been postponed.
A fragment from The Point of View contemplates men who disregard risk and fate. It suggests those who show indifference in life often leave themselves unguarded when death approaches.
The civil service salary raise effective July 1 grants all postal employees paid sick leave and vacation days with pay. Sundays and holidays are unpaid except where specified. Substitutes may credit leave if they become regular staff.
A fragment notes the distribution of bank deposits among the U S population with emphasis on the share held by a smaller group. The reading highlights that a small percentage controls a large portion of deposits, suggesting wealth concentration.
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