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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1911
Page
7
Monte Carlo Casino Myth vs Reality Revealed in Monaco
The article describes Monte Carlo as a Society Anonyme tied to a powerful network of rangers and guards. It explains strict controls, printed cards burned after use, and the vast staff overseeing gambling activities. It notes many players win and lose, the notion of breaking the bank is misleading, and a pensioned crowd of former gamblers haunts the casino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hich
Cercle
Dead Rangers
Trente-Et-Quarante
Criticiae Monte Onda
Trente Et Quarante
Intereata
Veritbie
Societe Anonyme Dee Raina de Mer
Itevo
Ite Patrona
Monte Carlo
Bank of England
Te Casino
Principality of
Monaco
Certin
Gambrera
Ox Minuet Origins and a Wedding Gift Tale
Anecdotes recount how a butcher and his daughters inspired the maker of a wedding minuet famed as the Ox Minuet. A band gathered under a window, ox decorations, and a gift of meat led to the piece being presented to the newlywed as a playful honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydon
Maydo
Fragments of a Family Tale From The Past
A garbled note hints at a father beginning a game of chance in a home setting. The text implies uncertainty and stray letters, suggesting a memory fragment about early leisure or gambling in a family context.
Dust Mulch and Moisture Conservation for Crops
The article argues moisture, not just soil fertility, drives yields. It promotes dust mulch a three to four inch surface layer to reduce evaporation, conserve moisture, and protect crops like corn tobacco potatoes in drought. Proper cultivation and shallow stirring help keep water available for plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acta of Providence
Keat
Wheat yields from summer fallow on dry Indian Head land
Experiments at the Indian Head government station show the potential wheat yields from summer fallow under dry conditions. Over 20 years from 1801 to 1910, average red fife spring wheat yield was 12.95 bushels with 14.09 inches annual precipitation, though snow and other factors affect results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Head
Basic
Begine
Onde
Iondian Head
Late Market Quotations Across Cattle, Grains and Wool
Market notes show ranges for cattle, lambs, yearlings and sheep with mixed steers and veal prices. Grain and hay values list Nebraska and Colorado uplands, Timothy, Alfalfa, and various per ton rates while wool, cotton and dairy quotes appear from regional markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Upland
Nebraska Upland
Colorado
Nebraska
South Park
Choice
San Lula Valley
Gunnison Valley
Temporary Pasture on Good Land Planting Guide
The Corner station recommends temporary pasture on good land using Timothy at 19 pounds with four pounds of rd top for wet or sour soil. For permanent pasture sow Timothy and red top with Conaine blue grass and cover, quantities listed as four pounds each with one pound of ste elover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Poset
Tao
Prevent loss of moisture in stubble fields after harvest
Farmers reduce evaporation by knotting practice after harvest. Plowing loose soil increases moisture loss. using a dink harrow or binder with a harrow near the binder slows evaporation. After cutting grain, disk and mulching furrows preserve moisture and improve plow readiness. some use extra team power to mulch and narrow the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Ten Eyck
Cileaga Cattle Market Report With Mixed Prices
Market shows steady to firm cattle values with stockers and feeders mixed. Cows and bulls vary by grade while calves and yearlings post modest gains. sheep market edges higher with active demand for natives and lambs.
Cowpeas Use For Feed And Orchard Weed Control
The article discusses cowpeas used as a cover crop to control weeds and provide forage, noting rapid growth that crowds out other vegetation and benefits for trees. It advises careful use in peach orchards to avoid excess growth and recommends seeding rates and timing for bay and forage uses.
Gold Water w Replace lee Where you Bere oo bee for the
The fragmentary text mentions Gold Water and replace or lee related terms with unclear context. No coherent event or names to confirm a factual item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Unclear OCR Item on Copper and Castings
Fragmentary text mentions copper, September to November dates, Acme, Lake copper, electroptic and castings. Content is garbled with partial product terms and no coherent event or actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Acme
A Change in Marital Exchange Sparks Debate
A dialogue presents a husband and wife arguing about economy and inheritance. The husband claims he should die to spare leaving his wife much, while the wife retorts that during life he leaves her most of the time.
Woman's Luncheon and Olives Stir Friendly Banter
A fragmented account shows women at a luncheon debating olives and a recall, with mentions of Mrs. Wombat and Mr. Wombat and a farmer noted in the mix. The tone hints at light social chatter and reputational notes amid casual remarks.
What He Represented In A New York Divorce Commission
Mayor Gaynor at a dinner in New York discussed a divorce commission appointed in a neighboring state. A reformer questioned the value of a bachelor on the commission. Gaynor replied with a smile that the bachelor represents the co-respondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor
At & Ainner
New York
Reformer
Disagreeable mother-in-law anecdote causes newsroom chuckles
A lighthearted exchange from the Ladies Home Journal recalls a young husband and his bride’s strained relation with the mother-in-law. The friend notes the tension, while the groom admits no one gets along, joking about the mother-in-law’s meals and a folding bed incident.
Denver & Rio Grande issues Panoramic Views booklet
A nine view color series titled Panoramic Views by the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad in a folder form. It features Ute theme descriptions and reproduces watercolor originals with a tipped-in effect on good paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Hard to Please Old Mr Batch in a Domestic Dilemma
A humorous dialogue contrasts a worried husband and a practical wife about remarriage after death. The wife asks if she should marry again and whether agreeing to such implies longing for freedom, while the husband worries about sounding like choosing a successor.
MOMESEEKERS EXCURSION RATES TO TEXAS AND NEW MEXICO
The Colorado and Southern offers round trip excursions for mome seekers on the first and third Tuesdays of each month in 1911. Reduced fares apply to many points in New Mexico and Texas with top over privileges. For details contact T. E. Fisher, General Agent, Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momeseekers
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
T. EB
Fisher
General Oper
Denver
Colo
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