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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1920
Page
2
Stockholders of Natrona County Fair association meet to approve Casper city use of fair grounds south of town as a 1000-spot camping area with lights stove and caretaker. Casper Auto club to manage. 140 shares represented. director election postponed.
A. L. Wallace, manager of the Rich ace and Cunningham store, plans a trip to his Portsmouth Ohio home for the first time in 36 years to attend the Elks national convention in Chicago next week. He left Portsmouth at 18 and came to Casper from the Marshall Field store in Chicago. Wallace will be away about two weeks, traveling to Chicago late this week, and his vacation aligns with remodeling work at the Rechards and Cunningham store.
On Wednesday July 21 1920 or soon after Emery G Henry will seek a gubernatorial pardon before Governor R D Carey. Henry was convicted of first degree murder on March 15 1919 in Natrona County District Court and sentenced to life in the Rawlins Wyoming penitentiary. Public June 29 1920.
Hon. Piery Ridgley of Cheyenne former U S district attorney arrived on a brief business visit. He praised Casper's rapid growth, public improvements, and anticipated metropolitan progress with population nearing one hundred thousand and extensive building activity ahead.
The forty eighth post of the American Legion in Wyoming is formed with state headquarters announcing the creation. Harold Baehller of Lusk is credited for forming the fourth post located at Keeline Wyoming.
Frank Canner launches a closing out sale at his men's furnishing shop with bargains on suits and apparel. The sale runs until stock is exhausted as stated by Mr. Canner. A. B. Sneider of Blue Island is among visiting businessmen staying at the Henning hotel.
The store announces a retiring sale to clear thousands of dollars worth silk shirts by July 4th. Each shirt promises perfect fit and exclusive patterns as the stock is greatly reduced.
300 pairs in Tan and Co coa Brown. They are of good No. 1 stock carf and made to give excellent service. The price is far below regular price.
Summer underwear fashion described with fabrics like nainvook and Souda cloth in stripes and checks, plus Kerry Kool satin finishes and silk options. Profiles white cream options, soft silky finishes, and high grade cuts offered at prices restored to prewar levels.
Local shop promotes a clearance on Panama hats and various straws including smart and spirit straw. Customers urged to shop early while stocks and sizes last, with every hat cut in price and real savings on fashion headwear.
New arrivals present bat wing style ties with graduated strings and straight string ties. The line features neat figures and stripes including pig dots and candy stripes. Also imported foulards offer broken circles zig zag patterns at notably low prices.
Summer trousers offered in flannel silk mixtures and duck canvas with chic hairline and pin stripes plus plain white. Suited for wear with blue serge coats and presented with a notable reduction.
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