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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1920
Page
3
Casper Rotarians and guests visited the M. F. Wheeler farm west of Casper to view demonstrations of winter feed for cattle. The event included social gatherings, dances at Glenrock, and news of attendees traveling to California and East for various visits and teaching posts.
Miss Helen O Malley returns from Colorado resuming freight company duties in Northwangenny. Fay Crater takes two weeks vacation from Richards and Cunningham work. Attorney R H Nichols in Denver for several days on business. Mrs J E Scott and Scott Clothing staff visiting Denver for sporting events and land deals. Cameron of Wyo Kans Oil in town from Salt Creek for several days. Henry C Aultman visiting from Seay. Mr and Mrs James Armour depart by car to Nebraska for events.
Fragmentary text references Dr A P Moff Jorg in Boston tonight for a submission to a science or industrial venue. Mentions refinery and counter, but specifics are unreadable and no clear event details emerge.
One thousand southern steers were purchased by Governor B B Brooks and unloaded yesterday. About seven hundred head will be sent to the ranch while three hundred head remain, details incomplete due to partial text.
The infant chief of the Sioux nation, offspring of Chief Sam Lone Bear, died at Lone Bear Ranch near Dragon Utah after being taken from Burlingto n addition earlier in May. The child weighed about thirteen pounds at birth and drew attention from Casper residents who remembered his birth gift of cattle and numerous visitors. The obituary notes Lone Bear as a famed trick rider and roper with ties to the Wild West show circuit.
Laundry workers belonging to the union announce a strike plan with public notices across three laundries in Casper. Management reports a signed agreement and delays, while the Pearl and Casp er Bsteam laundries resume operations. The scene includes carnival-like exhibits and boosters from local groups as part of the publicity effort.
Two early attractive window displays for Stampede honor, numbers 6 and 7, have been completed by Webb Commercial Co. and Richards and Cunningham store. Details unclear due to broken text but indicates local merchants aiding the Stampede celebration.
Fragmentary text hints Rapid City versus Denver in a city tournament with Gene Peckary. Mentions major pitcher talent and expectations of a hard fought contest in a rapid city ring, with potential turnover in Midwestern action.
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