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Fragmentary OCR reads as a wartime or local report with garbled names and scattered phrases about starvation and a Tribune, lacking clear entities or events to summarize meaningfully.
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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1920
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR reads as a wartime or local report with garbled names and scattered phrases about starvation and a Tribune, lacking clear entities or events to summarize meaningfully.
Federal and state officials, auto clubs, chambers of commerce and western agricultural societies will attend the Denver convention of the National Park to Park Highway association November 11 to 13. Delegates from twenty California towns join a Portland committee led by Mayor George L. Baker and Oregon figures to select representatives for the event.
An editorial clash sparks a political rift as Hancock denounces Tribune reporters over a baby name claim. Hancock promises apologies and cigars, while critics say the dispute underscores tensions around the Democratic candidate. A belated note mentions Bolivia’s silver mine losses totaling nearly four billion dollars.
Congressman Mondell suspends Niobrara county speaking dates in Nebraska while touring for re election after the death of his father-in-law Dr. Widad Barris. The campaign will resume in Converse county later this week as the family mourns.
Hunters returning from Sublight basin report virtually no elk in the region where herds are usually plentiful in the season. They also note a large loss of elk attributed to Yellowstone park guards efforts to keep the elk herds.
Within port boundaries a policy war persisted after heavy oil shipments into Montana were followed by mass slaughter of herds, triggering political and economic tension over resource control and regional livelihoods.
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