Openings for Young Men in Casper Business Fields
A reader notes Casper offers many business avenues for a young man to start with modest funds. Promising lines include factories, stores, offices, and services from sash to ice plants, chattel loans, real estate, and more. The piece urges honesty and hard work to achieve wealth within a year and mentions statewide wool industry meetings and foot and mouth disease concerns as context.
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Casper
U.S. Patent Office
Stocey
Caidy
Lea
Wyoming
Luther C Morrison: Central Wyoming Reservoir Pioneer
Luther C Morrison born in 189 in Pennsylvania died in Casper Wyoming December 20 1898. The Press honors him as central Wyoming’s greatest benefactor whose Natrona County Morrison dam sparked regional reservoir building. His work transformed agriculture by proving storage reservoirs feasible on dry soil boosting rainfall grass livestock and settlement toward future cities.
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Luther C. Morrison
Sen
Pennsylvania
Casper
Wyo
Wyoming
Casper Creek
Natrona County
Morison
Morrison
Mr. Morrison
Build Now Promoted For Local Home Building Surge
An editorial urges immediate home construction, citing cheap materials and available labor through Collier's Weekly guidance. It argues favorable conditions for buyers and lenders in Casper, suggesting those with loans seek customers building on paid-for lots to accelerate prosperity and housing growth.
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Collier's Weekly
Tere
Casper
Growth plans and crop notes stir Natrona county
An editorial urges building and loan ideas for Casper focusing on 20 residents to fund six room homes with fixed prices. It notes lenders will favor fixed projects over individual housing. The piece also discusses genseng cultivation profits in Natrona county, citing a $610.19 payoff from 100 pounds of roots and plans to plant catalpa trees for timber, with young trees obtainable from the Forestry Department.
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Casper
Natrona County
Big Horn Mountains
Messrs. Allen
Holsinger
Chicago
Forestry Department
Washington
Death of Mrs Middaugh at 51 in Casper area
Mrs. Jr. Middaugh died of stomach cancer at age 51 after living in the area six years. She leaves a husband and three children, Frank Middaugh, Edith Romburg, and a third, and the remains were brought to Casper for burial in the Casper cemetery. She was described as a loving wife and mother respected by all who knew her.
New Industry Blossoms with Truck Farming and Canning Plant
Illinois capitalist Dan J. Shaffer plans a mammoth floral garden and truck farming project near Casper with George Wagner handling agriculture. Two greenhouses under construction will seed vegetables for early markets and test strawberry production for a future canning operation. The venture aims to create a Central Wyoming industry rivaling wool in value, using Milne’s renowned berries and homegrown Casper produce to supply spring markets.
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Dan J. Shaffer
Illinois
Western States
Salt Lake Valley
Mr. Snaffer
George Wagner
Mr. Shaffer
Wll
Second Street
M Ple
James Milne
Sharp
Shaffer
Milne
Wyoming
Green House
Casper
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Natro County
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H E. Miller
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