Natrona Club Hosts Final Dance of Season
The Natrona club held a large dance at the coliseum last Monday night with over one hundred couples in attendance. The hall featured Casper colors orange and black, favors of roses and carnations, green leather programs, Bell Orchestra provided music, and punch served throughout. Out of town guests included Frances Hamilton Chadron Miss Kirk Walton Bari Cantlin Bucknum Robert Grieves Oil City and W W Bell Milwages plus Elsie Wilkerson Humersville and J W Chillers Colorado Springs.
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Natrona Club
Bell
Frances Hamilton
Chadron
Mies Kirk
Walton
Bari Cantlin
Bucknum
Robert Grieves
Oil City
W. W. Bell
Milwaghes
Elsie Wilkerson
Humersville, Mo
J. W. Chillers
Coloredo Springs
Virginia Warblers Delight Casper At Church Lyceum
The Virginia Warblers drew a full house at the M. E. church on Tuesday night with plantation era songs and camp meeting numbers. The performance was praised as the best yet and may attract the largest audience if they return next year. Proceeds of 62.00 from the high school fund will fund new books for the library.
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M. E
Lyceum
Casper
Casperites
Virginia Warblers
United States and Mexico Engage in Mock War on River Frontier
In a staged confrontation narrated by witnesses, American and Mexican representatives battled for superiority with referees overseeing a drawn out clash. After a sequence of exchanges the U S contender was declared winner while the Mexican counterpart retreated, tending injuries along the riverbank.
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United States
Cltlan
Rekitt
Seeksseman
Uney
U. S
Mexico
Mexco
Trees Planted Around City Cemetery Project Planned
The Civic Club outlines an ambitious tree planting program in Wyoming including 6 000 trees. Four thousand four hundred will be strongwoods with various species such as ash and maple. A border of trees will surround the cemetery and irrigation will ensure rapid growth.
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Wyoming
Civic Club
Semsetery Sea
Wien
Pipeline Victory and New Refinery Plan
A pipeline project is now assured with construction set to start soon. A refinery capable of processing 2,000 barrels per day will be built concurrently, and groundwork has already been completed.
Midwest Oil Company to Build Casper Refinery and Expand Fields
The Midwest Oil Company plans to finance and construct a Casper refinery with 2 000 to 2 500 barrel daily capacity, tapping Salt Creek fields 40 miles from Casper. Led by Verner Z Reed, Oliver Shoup, M A Johnson, and Newt Wilson, the venture seeks to leverage favorable government land actions and existing sandstone reservoirs to boost northwest oil supply and gasoline production.
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Midwest Oil
Salt Creek
Casper
Midwest Oll Company
Verner Z. Reed Corpora
Lecustry
Oliver Shoup
Colorado Springs
M. A. Johson
Fort Monpin
J. Warren
Colordo
Newt Wilson
Reed Interesta
A. Fisher
Denver
B. H. Hopkins
Verner & Himea
Serach P
Chal
Atraia
Balt Creek
United Government
Midwest Company
Galt Creek
North Platte
Sapeetete
Halt Creek
la Mere
Imsalli- Casperla
Thle
Cummings and Petersons altercation ends with shooting incident
At about 1245 p m Sam Cummings and Edward Peterson clashed over a loaned razor strop and shovel. Peterson knocked Cummings down. Cummings grabbed a gun and fired into Petersons home, injuring Mrs Peterson. Cummings was bound over in 1000 bond to await District court. The report also mentions railway and finance notes related to Casper and regional oil prospects.
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Sam Cummings
Edward Paterson
Tubbe
Cummings
Wilson
Richard Shipp
Wyoming War on Stock Diseases Led by Federal Veterinarians
Dr W B Howe of Denver heads the federal forces and State Veterinarian B F Davis leads a corps of Wyoming men to eliminate scabies and other stock diseases. Five more government field veterinarians will join soon, inspecting cattle and sheep in cooperation with the state board of sheep commissioners. Northern counties including Laramie Converse and Natrona will be prioritized.
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W. B. Howe
Denver
B. F. Davis
Wyoming
State Board of Sheep Communioners
Laramie
Converse
Natrona
Comedy of Potatoes and Prairie Parables in Illinois Tale
A tongue in cheek tale recounted by Dr. Warren mocks exaggerated claims about Illinois as the garden spot. The anecdote describes a misfired family lie about digging potatoes that overflowed a field, illustrating the absurdity of contested home pride.
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BR. Warren
Illinois
Iilinois
Lander to Host 0.0 F. Founding Celebration
Pallens at Lander mark the founding of the United States with a public meeting April 34. MM P Whee ar and E Biche sign, Wiest er delivers “Good of the Recemption,” Shipp replies to welcome by Mayor Hardin. Two fifteen year and one fifty year jewels will be presented to I O G Q members. Degrees, banquet, and hospitality follow as Lander entertains visiting brothers.
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Lander
America
MM. P. Wheear
E. Biche
Wiester
Shipp
W. B. Hardin
Easter Concert Impresses Casper Audience
The Casper Concert Band presented an Easter Concert to a large crowd. The program showcased high standards and the ensemble’s quality was evident. A parade interlude between numbers featured a kaleidoscopic display of seasonal styles.
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Casper
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Netrena
Northwestern Railway Company
Casper Yore
Phastey
Tmeirnet
Northwestern
DeVine
Deon Shaahqueen
W. Z. Reed
Reed
M. Edmond Thierry de la Nous
M. Thierry de la Noue
France
Colorado
Montana
Dakotas
Rocky Mountain
Denver News
D. M. Lobdell
Wheeler & Skinner Co
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