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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1920
Page
5
A rider was thrown from a horse on a ranch near here and was found unconscious. He was in critical condition at the hospital after injuries believed to be caused by the fall.
The State Federation of Women's Clubs plans its annual meeting in Casper September 29 to October 1 with more than 150 guests. Mrs. Lin Noble of Thermopolis presides. Mrs. Cooper chairs local arrangements at the home of Mrs. Thos. Cropper assisted by a large committee handling entertainment, social features, receptions, luncheons, finances, credentials, decorations and information services.
Willian S has returned from Tulsa after a mob lynched the man accused of murdering Homer Nida, a Wyoming boy killed in a taxicab robbery. Nida, an ex serviceman, was identified by the dying man. His sister Mrs Sparks lives in Torrington Wyoming.
The invitation to the federation to meet here continues with some responsibility shouldered by the Delphian and Civic Welfare club as they have joined the federation during the year. Warmer rooms with less fuel was noted.
Under Miss Van Meter the church opens September 7 with voice piano violin cello mandolin cornet clarinet trombone and saxophone. A Junior Orchestra Ladies Orchestra Mandolin Club Glee Club Boys Band and Saxophone Band are featured this year.
The county steam shovel makes rapid progress through Bessemer Canyon with a 90 foot roadway being cut through in two weeks if no unforeseen obstacles occur. The route is widened, fire and safety measures are built near the river to permit safe travel in severe weather. Several accidents have occurred in the canyon in recent years, prompting safety concerns and precautions.
James Britten, an employee at the Reed ranch near Port Tau rmie, is identified as a union member, marking a notable labor development in Torrington Wyoming.
An ad claims eczema boils pimples and all skin eruptions stem from a blood disorder. It promotes a five five five regimen and promises to purge disease germs from the blood, with free medical advice from the Swift Laboratory Medical Director in Atlanta Georgia.
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