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Newspaper

Casper Press

Location

Casper, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1908

Page

3

Painted desert as national monument preservation plan

Arizona stands for preservation of a vast Painted Desert region, arguing the area spanning two townships should be set aside as a national monument. The piece extols the landscape color, extensive features, deserts, forests, rivers, and historic paths, underscoring its national significance and enduring value for all people.

Arizona Painted Desert Colorado River Southwest George Wharton James Rio Grande Calico Mountains Salton Sea Mojave ‘Desert Mexico C Desert Grand Canyon Mongolian Plateau Tonto Basin Verdi, Hagsayampa Salt River Petrified Forest Superstition Mountains Gardenia America San Francisco San Mateo Colorado Little Gila Virgin Rivers Billilliams Fork-and Indian Wells el Pintado Desierto Adamana Dead River Canyon Artonons

Taft appoints Knox as secretary of state in cabinet

President elect Taft announced United States Senator Philander C. Knox of Pennsylvania will become secretary of state. Knox earlier served as attorney general under McKinley and Roosevelt, led key antitrust actions against Northern Securities and beef trusts, and helped expedite appeals. He was appointed to the Senate in 1904 to fill the Quay vacancy and elected for a full term.

Augusta Taft United States Philander C. Knox Pennsylvania Knox New York William McKinley Roosevelt Senator Knox Northern Securities Company Northern Pacific Great Northern Congress United States Supreme Court Beef Trust Grossoup Mr. Knox Panama Canal P. C. Knox Senate Pennypacker M. 8. Quay

Roosevelt Proposes Wheeler National Monument in Colorado Forest

President Roosevelt supports a proclamation to create the Wheeler national monument in Rio Grande National Forest Colorado. The area features canyons ridges plateaus and buttes likely to attract tourists once roads or trails open. Histories link the area to John C Fremont expedition misfortune with mule skeletons and gear found nearby. Wagon Wheel Gap is the nearest rail point.

Wagon Wheel Gap

Hayti Congress Elects Bimon President After Revolution

Bimon, the former Anternet leader and participant in the last Haytian revolution, which drove Nord Alexis from Port Au Prince, has been unanimously elected president by the Haytien Congress after his triumphal entry into the capital ten days ago.

Bimon Hayti Port Nord Alexis Port Au Prince

Wickersham Named Attorney General Pick Discussed in Taft Cabinet

Reported selection of George W. Wickersham for attorney general in President-elect Taft's cabinet. Details are drawn from a source noting the possible nomination and its political context within the incoming administration.

Wickersham New York Taft George W. Wickersham Ee aTion Strong & W

Grape Leaf-Hopper Description and Impact on Vines

The grape leaf hopper Typhlocyba comes Say is a native American vine pest described since 1826. It causes mottled leaves and juice loss, mainly on the vine under leaves near the base, with significant damage in California vineyards such as a $10,000 loss on a 1000 acre Madera site. Control methods include screen cages catching 5 to 95 percent of adults and timely spraying of nymphs around June 1, plus farm practices and plowing to reduce numbers.

Thomas Say Missouri Massachusetts Harris Slingerland California Madera Jury United States New York Ohio Europe Africa Italy

The Care of Ferns in Home Culture

Ferns thrive in shade and calm air, with many varieties suited to house culture. Adiantum demands moisture and cannot tolerate dry indoor air, while Nephrolepis Boston fern and other species perform better in shaded outside spaces. Avoid draughts and ensure thorough watering, as surface watering fails to reach the root ball. Evaporation and dry heat increase watering needs.

California Antarctica Halla

Love's Sacrifice in a Dialect Exchange

A dialogue scene shows Reginald affirming a vow to his Lancee about quitting tobacco. The exchange reveals a conflict between love and habit, with humor and regional speech highlighting social expectations and playful banter.

The Great Poe and a Norton Football Anecdote

A Boston observer recalls Charles Eliot Norton joking about youths preferring brawn to brain and tells a Princeton football tale about a player named Poe. Norton wonders if Poe is related to the celebrated poet, prompting a witty exchange.

Poe Charles Eliot Norton Prof. Norton

Missionary Schools Funded by Sacred Songs Profits

The article notes large Northfield institutions for missionaries trained from profits of Moody and Sankey's Sacred Songs and Solos. Ada Ellen Bayly funded St. Peter's Eastbourne and donated to St. Saviour, christening them after her literary heroes Erle Hugo and Donovan. It also includes an odd medical patent claim and a Toledo cure advertisement.

Northfield Moody and Sankey Ada Ellen Bayly Edna Lyall St. Peter's Church Eastbourne England Donovan Bella Church of St. Saviour Erle Hugo

Sympathetic Envy Cited By Poet Laureate In Law Talk

A court official notes the poet laureate speaks of birds with envy. The laureate explains birds enjoy seasonal protection under game laws, shielding them from ruthless attacks during certain times of the year.

Good Eye Mitchells Eye Salve Introductory Note

Good Eye Mitchells Eye Salve was first compounded in 1848 by Dr Mitchell a Missouri eye specialist. It is a clean white odorless salve with wonderful curative properties. Simply apply to the eye lid a. Price five cents.

Mitchell Missouri

Piles Cured In 6 To 14 Days Claim

A fragmented ad-like clipping touts piles treatment with a claimed 6 to 14 day cure period. The text is garbled but suggests a medical claim and a promotional tone. No clear names or dates are readable.

Fragmented OCR Brief Sparks Mild Confusion

The readable text is garbled with stray letters and broken phrases making it difficult to extract a coherent event. No clear people, places, or actions emerge beyond scattered names and partial terms.

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