Casper Sees Massive Five Company Asbestos Merger
Denver reports a five firm merger creating the Mid-West Asbestos Company capitalized at 8 million with offices named in Denver. The new group, led by Denver executives, plans to build processing plants in Denver and factories in Kansas City and the Pacific coast, with mining on Casper Mountain in Natrona County Wyoming.
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Casper
Midwest Asbestos Company
Denver Post
Abe
Mid-West Asbestosompany
Celd
Denvam
Denver
Mid-West Asbestos Company
International Asbestos Mills & Power Company
Mid-West
W. KE. Bates
Joule F Spratton
Front View
J & Waterman
Poole
J. A. Rendle
Ira A. Cail
A. T. Renick
Theodore Meyer
James Doyle
W. F
R. Mills
W. L. Tilloteen
O. P. Weber
James H. Kury
Wyo
Casper Mountain
Natrona County
Kansas City
Pacific Coast
Burlington
We Northwestern
Hates
Continental Trust Co
Midwest Company
Hopkins
Wyoming
U Mountain
Progimir Lochea
Chicago & Rorth
Deserted Family Arrest of A G Smith
A G Smith was arrested last week and brought back by Sheriff Klos on a charge of desertion and embezzlement in this city. He is held on bonds and will be tried in March at the district court.
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A. G. Smith
Sherriff Klos
Brewery men host dinner on Casper brewery project
W C Metzger hosted CasperWisconsin businessmen at a Rhinogeros dinner to discuss a proposed Casper brewery. Attendees included Fred Widmann Jon H Kennedy Guy Barnes W G Chambers C F McMillan Frank Joe W F Henning Dick Sennett Dr J F Leeper Dr H R Lathrop C Page C Littlefield M C Clarkson and other capitalists. They spoke on the venture’s prospects and support for early construction of the brewery.
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W.C. Metager
Casper
Mr. Metzger
Messrs
Fred Widmann
St. Louie
Jon. H. Kennedy
Interstate Brewing Co
Guy Barnes
Sioux By
W. G. Chambers
Omaha
C. F. McMillan
Los Angeles
Frank Joe
W. F. Henning
Dick Sennett
J. F. Leeper
H. R. Lathrop
C. ©. Page
C. Littlefield
M. C. Clarkson
Real Estate Brisk In Casper Townsite Transactions
Casper Townsite company reports real estate moving briskly with several important transactions. A buyer from the East purchased a residence last week and wired to take two more houses this week. Many locals are buying lots and building homes.
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Casper Townsite Company
Wyoming Electric Grand Opening Showcases New Plant
The Wyoming Electric plant opened with a public tour drawing two to three hundred visitors. Music by the Leavitt-Line orchestra and a display of new electrical appliances highlighted the event. Illuminated exterior lighting and in-building demonstrations drew guests to learn about use and advantages of the appliances in operation.
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Wyoming Electric Company
Camaroua Arc
Leavitt- Line
Lhe
Firemen's Ball Draws Record Crowd for Casper Fire Dept
The Casper fire department ball at the Coliseum drew an estimated 600 to 800 attendees, with tickets near seven to eight hundred sold. Proceeds fund member care, sick leave, and departmental expenses. The event featured a reception by the department and plans for plant tours with demonstrations and refreshments.
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Casper Fire Department
Coliseum
Sam Conwell
W. I. Dunn
Jeremiah Mahoney
M. N. Wheeler
John McCue
Plans for Masonic Temple Ready for Contractors
Architect Shaffer has drawn plats and specifications for a new Masonic Temple to rise at Center street and 2nd avenue. The building includes a bowling arcade and recreation rooms in the basement, an auditorium on the first floor, lodge rooms and banquet hall on the second, and a $35,000 expenditure.
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Hi. F. Shaffer
Masonic Temple
Center Street
2Nd Avenue
Suitsered Sunday School Supper Draws Social and Fundraising Support
The George Washington supper hosted by Mrs. G W Ferguson's Sunday school class at the church parlor last Saturday evening was a success socially and financially. The young ladies waited on tables wearing white dresses with powdered hair in Colonial style. The room featured red, white and blue streamers and patriotic color themes in the decorations.
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George Washington
G. W. Ferguson
Building on West First Avenue Expands Lodge Rooms
The McClure block on West First avenue adds another story to provide a large lodge room for fraternal orders. The hall spans 22 by 72 feet with an anti room, kitchen, and property room. Basement space becomes a tailor shop and a 4 a restaurant, while the first floor houses four two room suites. Contests show local vote counts and a subscription prize offer with a March deadline.
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McClure
West First Avenue
Press Contests Open with Extra Votes and Evening Hours
The lead list shows 83 600 votes with Mrs Parsons second and a $25 cash prize. A special vote offer urges contestants to recruit subscriptions, promising each candidate can secure ten yearly subscriptions and potentially win the grand prize. The contest office will stay open evenings until 9 pm to assist workers.
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Parsons
Special ballots offer boosts votes for candidates period
For ten days from Saturday Feb 21 to Monday night March 2 2014 a special ballot of 50 000 extra votes will be given to each candidate who turns into his or her office ten yearly subscriptions to the press. Two subscriptions for six months count as one year. Subscriptions not held to the last day. turned in as secured. An accurate account will be kept by the Contest Manager of all in scripts.
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Lillian Peek
Salt Creek
Harry Parsons
Sagland
Lena Halley
Eleanor Dalton
George Frees
Hessie Stephens
Laura Dillon
Eva Clark
Bates Hole
Maren 2d
Sam
St O'Rlock
Peas
Paris
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Enver
the Lodell Bakery
Lobdell's Bread
Ylelephone
Brewery
Wyoming Electric
P. N
J. J. Nunn
E. E. Chapman
E. B. Hamilton
Soan
Alexander
E.R. Vaughn
Visihe
Shaffer Will
M’clure
First Avenue
Tailor Shop
Contest Department of the Press
Lillian Peck
Harry
Ley
Esas
Geena
Leanor Dalton
Bessie Stephens
Casr
Clark
Ole
War
Mary Dietrich
Es Flannagan
Ah Wilson
Ile Crawford
MacGrath
Crseer
Eanne Durfee
Itis Velyn Wallace
Gasper
Ooburn
Kanson
Miseebale Wheeler
Colorado Fuel & Iron Cb
Mountain Realty
Wolvett
A. T. Butler
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