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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
6
Higgins' Hotel dome festival drew Casper attendees for the hotel’s seventh anniversary. Governors and Mrs. Brooke, Careyhubert guests, and many locals dined and danced in yellow and pink decorations.
A woman speaks of relief from long stomach and liver trouble after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy bought on a druggist's advice. She claims it removes mucus from the intestinal tract and eases inflammation causing stomach and intestinal ailments. Ad present indicates money back guarantee and national druggist availability.
Mrs J F Newman has returned to Casper from her ranch near Wheatland. Miss Loretta Newbower and Miss Mildred Kepner, West Casper teachers, plan a California summer. Mr and Mrs W H Rose travel Sunday to Detroit to buy a Dodge for a motor trip home. Rees works at the Casper pharmacy. Mrs C D Roberts and Mrs H J Warton return from Sheridan. Mrs L R Tysing, daughter of Mrs Roberta of Sheridan, is reported improved. Mr and Mrs John Engelking of Glenrock visit Casper. Mr and Mrs T C Spears, recently married, return to Casper. Mr Spears is with Spears Chapman. Mrs Bertha Wilcox returns to Lead, S D, after Casper visit. Miss May Hubbard of the Black Hills secures a Casper position. Charles E B Winter left for Hanna Wyo to address a high school commencement. judge Winter may attend Cheyenne consistory. Mrs G R Hagens and son Billie expect to return tomorrow from St Louis where Mr Hagens attended Principia academy.
Arthur K. Lee of Thermopolis president of the National Bank of Commerce in Casper arrived for a short business visit. E. O. McDougal and R. W. Hartsell of Cheyenne were in Casper. Wade Fowler, leading Douglas Democrat, arrived in Casper. A marriage license was issued to John Knochanhauer and Cecelia Ivern Beck by county clerk Katherine Dunn. Hugh Patton, U.S. marshal from Cheyenne, returns tonight after several Casper days. W. B. Haselmire to Lander for a 10 day trip. he chairs the Guaranty Registry Corp. H. B. Durham spent the day in Glenrock on business. Robert Crodswaite of Manderson visits Casper. he has many local friends. John Yvette from Salt Creek and John Wyland return to Salt Creek after days in Casper. William W. Hardgrove, drilling contractor for B. T. Williams Oil Co., spent the day in Casper. F. E. Glenn of Riverton, oil man, spent several days in Casper on business. Dr. H. M. Williams of Cheyenne arrived in Casper for a short business trip.
Mrs. Magenes who has been away from Casper for about three weeks is visiting New York New England and Pennsylvania. Mrs. James P. Sweeney and daughter Kathryn left for Philadelphia and Atlantic City to spend a winter month with Mr. Sweeney's family and relatives.
The Stapleton family thanks Casper friends for sympathy and help during Robert Emmett Stapleton’s illness and death. Signed by Mrs R H Stapleton and daughter, Mrs T P Stapleton, J R and Roy Stapleton, Miss Loretta Stapleton.
The memorial Day address of former Governor T. B. Brooks will be printed as a leaflet and distributed across the United States by the local Lions club led by George Jarvis. Eva Lions Club will receive copies and assist in further distribution. the leaflet will bear Lions blue and gold.
A carload of this year’s 34000 pounds of wool was seized by Sheriff Marquis as it moved toward Chicago. The wool, bought by D. Silberman from Fine Mountain Sheep Co, is tied to breach of contract suits filed by Keystone and McCarthy Sheep Companies against S. Silberman and Sona.
Nebraska authorities hunt a man posing as Floyd Birkendall who stole a car load of cattle from Harry Iba, shipped them to Chadron, and tried to sell them. Wyoming State Stock Association aids the search with State Secretary Pickett assisting in Chadron.
In Traverse City Michigan on June 3 the mayor banned knickerbockers for women. Club women shop workers and high school girls prepared a parade to defy the order marching through city streets in the forbidden raiment and drawing protests from women’s groups and the tourist trade.
Ad lists bottled drinks including Oran Crush and Pep’s Nona Depot. The text mentions pricing such as 80 or 2 for lie, unclear context. Items appear as a miscellaneous retail blurb from a local page.
John A. Olsen of Salt Lake City says after a quarter century of stomach trouble and rheumatism he found relief with Tanlac. He reports improved health, strength, and no rheumatism since starting the medicine, claiming it was a lucky discovery. Tanlac is advertised as sold by all good druggists.
A Wyoming Homesteaders Protective association meeting discussed new unit applications from Douglas Bear Creek canyon and Salt Creek. State committee to handle applications. more are expected statewide. Members will benefit from carload purchases of fence posts and wire delivered to homesteaders.
Washington, June 1. Robert E. Lovett, chairman of the Union Pacific board, denies charges that a New York banking combine controls 2 percent of the nation’s railroads through interlocking directorates and that banking interests dominate the Association of Railway Executives of which he is a member. He calls the charges untrue and says there is no supporting evidence.
We thank the Royal Melmh bors CY Circle and many friends for the Coral offerings and kindness shown during our bereavement in the loss of our dear son Ivan Castor. Mr and Mrs Ivan Castor. We have moved to larger quarters at the Consolidated Royalty building offering sublet of office space and storage with freight elevator at a reasonable rental rate. Western Realty Co. Phone 1074.
Local bakery advertises fresh bread cakes and pies. Contact via phone 1957W for orders or inquiries.
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