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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
6
The notice lists subscription rates for one year four dollars and eight cents and six months along with mail delivery terms. It notes copies of the advertiser are available, with delivery insured and payment in advance. It mentions the newspaper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and welcomes visitors to check the Chicago and New York offices.
An oration from Princeton President Hibben urges graduates to guard enduring values. He recalls World War I spirit of duty and sacrifice and warns that postwar prosperity has dulled ideals, fueling material excess and moral drift in industry, finance, and society.
The piece argues the 1916 election favored Wilson, condemns his budget veto as hypocritical, and criticizes his economy. It highlights Wilson’s European trip costs and accuses him of pork-barrel sympathies while praising the Budget bill as a rare fiscally responsible act from Congress.
The passage argues that womanhood is no longer shrouded in mystery and that the divine prerogative of womanly virtue has historically shaped moral progress. It claims every era’s advances depend on chivalry and reverence for women, yet much remains unsaid and inadequately explored.
In a proposed Independence Day observance at Independence Rock, the Masonic fraternity plans rites and the placement of an imperishable tablet to honor pioneer craftsmen who built a lodge in the region on the nation’s birthday. The piece praises their devotion and links Masonry to the broader commemorations of Independence Day.
Fragmentary OCR fragment hints at a historical round Jeiloson event and references President Calvin Coolidge. Details are unclear but suggest a reminiscence or speech snippet tied to late 1920s politics and figures.
City of Casper invites sealed bids for trunk and intercity sewer construction including digging, pipe laying, and manholes. Bids must be filed with the City Clerk by July 6 1920 with a 10 percent bid bond and a performance bond, payable to Casper.
The City Council of Casper Wyoming reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Bids must be on uniform proposals with specifications obtainable from the Consulting Engineer for 15 dollars per lot. Published June 23, 1020.
A special meeting of Durm On Company stockholders in Casper Wyoming on April 1 1920 increased the board from three to five directors G R Hagens and R H Michels were elected to fill vacancies serving the remainder of the corporate year and until successors are elected and qualified The meeting and actions were verified and filed with state and county officials under Chapter 268 Wyoming C S 1920 and notice was waived by owners of the capital stock.
At a special meeting of stockholders held at the company office on January 19g0 at 10 a.m. owners of the entire legal issue unanimously adopt a capitalization increase from 100 to 250 thousand dollars. Each share keeps par value. Certificates are verified and filed with the Secretary of State.
Notice states stockholders met February 1920 at 136 North Center Casper Wyoming. A unanimously adopted resolution provided for dissolution and winding up affairs of the corporation. G M Geary acted as president with C B Bryan as secretary. A W Cobb to assist in winding up. Witness dated 21st day of June 1920. Published in 1920.
Notice is given of the annual meeting of Casper Mutual Building and Loan Association to be held in the District Court Room Natrona County Courthouse Wyoming at 8 PM on June 25 1920. Seven directors will be elected to serve during the ensuing year. J T Scott secretary. Publish June 16 19 and 23.
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