Mill Explodes At Mountain Mill Injuring Three
Telephoned report says a mill on Maeldy Mountain, about twenty five miles away, exploded early this morning. Three workers were badly injured as flames consumed the building. Beaureguard died from injuries, Quimby and another man survived but hurt. Rescue efforts and medical aid rushed to the scene.
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Maeldyountain
U.S
Miller
Fred
Waldio
Earl Beauresguard
Ron
Beaureguard
Flo
Hoth Beaureguard
Quimby
Invent New Building Material Mesistocrete Promises Big Gains
Secretive BE Richard Shipp travels to Washington to file for patent on Mesistocrete a new material co developed by R E Brand and Arthur G Harris. It resists heat and water non absorbent to moisture and tougher than conventional concrete promising wide industrial use and potential wealth for inventors.
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Richard Shipp
Asbestos Ecompany
Washington
R. E. Brand
Arthur G. Harris
Aeistocrete
Brandelains
Dtfetus
Brand
Conductor Hank Brodrick Dies After Illness
Conductor Hank Brodrick of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad died in Chadron Sunday morning after suffering an abscess in his throat. He had worked the Chadron to Casper passenger run for years and was widely mourned by friends. His wife, residing in Clinton Iowa, arranged for his ashes and he was laid to rest by the Masons and Conductors Brotherhood on Wednesday.
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Hank Brodrick
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Chadron
Ad O
Clinton
Iowa
Masons and Conductors Brotherhood
Brodrick
Casper
Dance Well Attended by Uligh School Baseball Boys
The Uligh School Baseball boys sold 120 tickets to their dance held last Friday evening. The hall was decorated with pennants from many schools and colleges and the band provided music up to standard. A goodly sum was realized for athletic paraphernalia.
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Uligh School
Nebraska resident Peter Boggessen dies in Grant
Peter Boggessen once living in Casper and most recently in Grant Nebraska died Wednesday afternoon after suffering Brights disease. He had moved his family to Nebraska seven years ago and leaves wife Christine Peterson and two children. He owned lands in Nebraska and was a member of the local Odd Fellows. Funeral arrangements are being handled by the Odd Fellows.
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Nebraska
Peter Boggessen
Casper
Grant
Mr. Hoggessen
Bright
Christine Peterson
Prayer of the Torse Translated Verses From Wyoming Industry Journal
A translated poem from the Swedish style prayer asks for humane treatment of a horse. It pleads for gentle reins, no beating, proper shoeing, water, and rest. The speaker requests patience, signs for illness, and humane euthanasia if life becomes unbearable. The piece appeals to divine pity for animals.
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Mme
Lfe
Amen
Wyominge Industrial Journal
Burglar Alarm At Casper National Bank Deters No Break In
Last Saturday around 1 a clock the bank alarm at Casper National Bank sounded drawing a large crowd. The noise continued for about thirty minutes until Assistant Cashier Mary arrived and shut off the current after a faulty spring caused the malfunction.
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Casper National Bank
Mary
State at Large Highlights Wyoming News and Deals
The State at Large reports Harry Aynds selling his Cheyenne home to J R Carpenter of Federal Land and Securities for 840000. It notes deaths, labor talks, oil use by Cudaly packing, a Woodmen district convention, a railroad car runs dispute, a foreign newspaper planned in Wyoming, and irrigation delays in the Gi Bend area.
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Harry Aynds
Cheyenne
J. R. Carpenter
Federal Land and Securities Company
Henry Burrell
Gebo
Wyoming
Fred M. Sanchez
Tawlins
Wyoming Central Irrigation Company
Gi Bend
Bazaar planned by St. Mark's Ladies Guild at Odd Fellow's Hall
The Ladies' Guild of St. Mark's church advances its Bazaar set for Thursday and Friday April 24 and 25 at Odd Fellow's hall. Bishop Thomas expected to open Thursday afternoon. St. Mark's hosts worship services on the third Sunday after Easter with a 1 pm morning service and 7 40 pm evensong. Reverend Charles Villiers to begin a sermon series on The Bible and Its History in the evening. A cordial welcome to all.
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The
Ladies’ Guild of
St. Mark's Church
Odd Fellow’s Hall
Thomas
St. Mark’s Church
Charles Villiers
Wyoming Geologist touts Casper asbestos boom
State Geologist Hall says Central Wyoming asbestos deposits extend 70 miles from Casper to Laramie Peak, with vein widths up to 300 feet and an average fiber content of 30 percent. He compares costs to Canadian fields and predicts Wyoming will soon supply cheaper paper stock grade asbestos nationwide.
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Cheyenne Tribune
F. A. Barrow
Hallas
Casper
Wyoming
Bob Hall
Whack Lake
Thetford
Quebec
Canada
Hall
Worl
Grreat
Casper m Mountain
Laramie Peak
Wheatland
Casper Mountain
Bell
Ise
Standard
Black Lake
Tall
Candlian
Crow Rock
England
United States
Mining and Engineering Magazine
Notice of Sale of School Library Building in Casper
The board of directors of school district No. 2 Natrona County Wyoming invites sealed bids for the purchase of the school library building on lots eight nine and ten block eleven Casper. Bids due by seven o clock p m Saturday April 30 1910 at the district clerk William O Wilson Kimball block Casper. Building must be removed by May 20th 1910. The board may reject any bids.
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Natrona
Wyoming
William.o. Wilson
Kimball
Casper
WithtAa O, Wishon
Natronall
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Rudential
Dave
James Buckley
State Federation of Labor
Cudally Company
Omaha
Dallas
J. L. Power
Wyopo Company
Lander
Portland
Frank Cramer
S.g
Walcott
G. W. Winkelman
Grand Encanpment Herald
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