North Western Asbestos Mills plan for Casper district
Wyoming investors plan a $1 million Western asbestos mills venture on Casper mountain. Bury Minium Ladd and Pouchet form the North Western Asbestos Mills company to build fiberizing mills, process asbestos goods, and fund construction with stock and bonds. Pending contracts with Wyoming Consolidated and North American asbestos firms aim to accelerate mine and mill development with new machinery and factory output for pipe covering and fireproof products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bury
Wyoming Consolidated Asbestos Company
Cheyenne
A. &. Miniam
Ladd
H. E. Pouchet
Casper Mountain
Poucher
North Western Asbestos Mills Company
Jas. Bury
A. E. Minium
N. P. Ladd
B. L. Hamner
Casper
Smith Creek
North American Asbestos Company
At Mill Company
Montreal
Canada
England
Libraries Opened In City After Joint Meeting
A significant gathering occurred Friday afternoon in the new library building as members of the W C T U Civic club Pioneers and Woman's club met with city officials to discuss steps for opening the library. W C T U ladies led the discussion and outlined planned contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
Pioneer Club
Chris Wagner
W. C. T. U., Civic Club
Pioneers and Woman’s ‘Club
Casper Coal & Lumber opens new planing mill
Casper Coal & Lumber company started its new planing mill this week with H Pratt in charge. The facility features up-to-date machinery and a 20 HP engine to power all wheels. It aims to produce cabinet work, screen doors and windows, fence pickets, window sashes and doors, with substantial work already lined up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Coal & Lumber Company
H. Pratt
Boys Show Promise Against Casper Nine
The high school ball team lost to Casper 6 to 1 on Sunday. John Trevett pitched well and fanned several top batters, with Roland catching. Ed Clemons handled Gabbard in form as coaching from older players boosted the boys. Architect Randall returned from Newcastle with plans for a $35,000 courthouse and secured a $20,000 Carnegie library contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Gabbard
John Trevett
Roland
Ed Clemons
Randall
Newcastle
Court House
Board of County Commissioners
Prospector Barson Survives Sixteen Day Fast Near Casper
Word from Casper describes H. L. Barson who, near Deer Creek park, endured sixteen days without food after falling ill around the 10th. He crawled to a stable, rode a half starved horse to the Wm. Keith ranch despite the horse's falls, and now receives medical care hoping for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Barson
Casper
Barson
Wheeler& Kimball
Deer Creek Park
Keith Ranch
Weather Interferes With Town Tree Distribution
Casper Civic club members postponed free tree distribution to one week later to be held at the library with Marshal Jones in charge. Six trees per applicant. E R Ship elected corresponding secretary. Flowers and lawns committee reports 506 seed packages for sale to school children at one cent each, limit ten per student. Tag day postponed due to weather. new date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Civic Club
Marshal Jones
E. R. Ship
Committee On
Casper
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Odd Fellows
Bogue
Grand Central Cafe
Shoshoni
Lentz
Lander
A. Hemmingway
Bucknum
E. R. Butler
Chadron
Mr. Eisemann
Boston
E. T. Bennett
Chicago
Luther Freeman
Douglas
Casper Cornet Band
Town Hall
Lee Townsend
Edward Rolland
Hoffman
W. P. Martindale
Frances Flannagan
Richard Cantillion
Mildred Keith
Supt. Matheny
Hadley
B. Kuppenheimer & Co
New York
The Bloom Shoe @ Clothing Company
Stetson
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