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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1911
Page
4
Eugene Peterson editor Casper paper notes a Philadelphia heir with a 1 000 000 estate, a Sher idan boy scout movement, Cody Sunday closing law push, and Plenty Hawk suicide. Lander offers 20 acres for Wyoming fish hatchery water rights, Casper mirrors Lander’s energy in securing new enterprise.
An editorial laments frequent inconsistency among merchants such as grocers and butchers who criticise competitors while hoarding goods. It argues against constant shiftiness in trade conduct and urges fair treatment among business colleagues for mutual respect.
A historical Omaha Bee Now note urges housewives to begin a winter to spring campaign against flies. Health authorities and societies back a rational, systematic extermination effort as educated citizens recognize flies as disease carriers and sources of deadly germs.
The passage urges a caretaker to ensure life is complete and nothing is left within reach, warns against inviting pests or giving them shelter, and stresses screening as a final defense. It stresses pre warm weather work and proper handling of an advance quantity upon arrival.
A terse critique questions the meaning of heaven, arguing against gold streets and eternal rest. It claims heaven lacks love, sacrifice, ambition, memory, and purpose, concluding that an unending peace with nothing to strive for is undesirable. The piece ends with a business ad for plumbing and heating services.
A Mexican American informant discusses Diaz delaying a coal station lease to Japan and the U S response under Taft. The piece notes Japan’s coastal mapping in Mexico, Mexican dependence on U S aid in crisis, and immigration context. It also advertises local services and a 2,500 dollar seven room house with nearby amenities.
Union Pacific at Omaha announces summer installation of soda fountains in dining cars. The trains will offer ice cream and soft drinks around the clock, aiming to satisfy traveler demand as the westbound service expands.
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