Natrona County High School Opens In New Building
The Natrona County high school’s new building, completed and turned over to the school board, will be occupied Monday. It features nine recitation rooms a gymnasium an auditorium a superintendent’s office a library and cement sidewalks from the main streets for easy access.A public reception will be held on a later date to allow inspection of the facility.
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Natrona County High School
To King
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Heath
Boaiiew
Off to Win Honors in Douglas Double Header
This morning both high school basketball teams depart for Douglas to face local rivals. The boys seek to defend their title and the girls aim to match up against the irks team of the tig achool, the Normal school al. The Childron and Lusk squads have previously faced Casper teams and lost, while the high school groups travel with the goal of preserving their reputation and bringing back the lacrels.
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Douglas
Irks
Tig Achool
Lusk
Childron
Casper
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Entertain at Open House
Casper Lodge No. 2 and the Rebekah lodge held an open house after a brief meeting. Attendees enjoyed dancing in the ball room and social games at card tables, followed by a banquet at 10 o’clock. Meyer Lodge dedicates one sociable meeting per month with evident success.
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Casper Lodge No
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Rebekah
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Meyer Lodge
Big Cattle Company Locates Here Near Waltman
Oklahoma businessman W. M. Cooper and a large Mexican cattle firm plan a new operation south of Waltman. The Mexico cattle company rents the Usoper ranch as headquarters for a spring ranch with sheds and corrals for 1,000 head. Cattle will be shipped from Mexico into Natrona County as the war prompts relocation.
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W. M. Cooper
Oklahoma
México
United States
Wedding Readies in Gray Ball Fringes
A Wednesday evening ceremony on December 24th gathers a small circle of friends and family for a formal wedding. The groom, a close associate of B Stanhey, weds the daughter of Jas. and the ukdon, with notes of rural life and a traditional march to the altar.
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Methaditot
Bergmar
Mies
Ethel Houlden
Frigom Dighey
Stanhey
Halt
Soumdry
Lorie
Jas
Pemennt
Greater Casper Club Forms With Noted Directors
The Greater Casper Club is formed with Patrick Sullivan A J Maker N B Wilson M O Clarkson J M Patroon and Judge J H W Nichols as directors for the first year. The club aims to advance Casper Natrona County and state development and will provide reading rooms and news access for members and guests. It begins with a modest membership and plans to attract Casper and county leaders before occupying its quarters.
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Casper
Patrick Sullivan
A.J. Maker
Wilson
Clarkson
J. M. Patroon
J. H W. Nichols
Natrona County
Rome
Europe
Eagles Masquerade Set By Casper Aerie 306 F O E
The Fraternal Order of Eagles Casper Aerie 306 will hold a masquerade dance at the Colis eum on the tenth of the month with a committee chosen to ensure a top season event. The public is invited and told a good time is assured. A future date will be announced for their annual banquet and ball.
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Order of Eagles
Ecity
Casper Aerie
Coliseum
Prices Rise Ahead of Christmas at Whisenhunt Home
All the Prices rose the day before Christmas not due to a currency law but high living. A large Price family gathering at Mr. and Mrs. John Whisenhunt included High Price and wife from Douglas, Lew Price and wife, John Wesley Price and family, and numerous relatives. Mrs. Whisenhunt served a fine repast to guests.
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Waltman
John Whisemunt
High Price
Price
Douglas
Lew Price
John Wesley Price
Edmunds and Mr and Mise Grace wed at Methodist parsonage
In a small ceremony with a few friends, Mise Grace Edmunds and her partner married at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. J. M. Dickey presiding.
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Mr. & Myers
Mise Grace Edmunds
J. M. Dickey
Record Breaking Mail Receipts at Local Post Office
Postmistress Linete McDeonald and assistants oversaw a record period of mail, with heavy Incoming and outgoing loads before Christmas. Seventy five to eighty five sacks delivered at the office, postage receipts averaging around 100 daily and over 200 on the 24th, while outgoing mail averaged about 60 sacks daily.
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Linete McDeonald
160 Acre Range Land Near Casper Listing
160 acres twenty miles west of Casper offers good free range adjacent. Price per acre listed with contact J. L. Bearey Bucknum Wyo for details.
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Casper
Good Free Range
J. L. Bearey
Bucknum, Wyo
Government brief against Midwest Oil lands case filed
Washington advices note the government brief filed in Supreme Court on December 2 regarding petroleum land areas in Wyoming and California. The suit challenges President Taft’s order to reserve lands for fuel, aiming to secure future needs and regulate private acquisitions.
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Washington
Midwest Ol Company
Supreme Court
Talt W Wing
Congress
Our Home Newspapers as Community Pillars
A speaker at the Long Valley Editorial association in St. Paul Nebraska praises home newspapers as beacons guiding civilization and free expression. He argues editors serve public welfare over profit, shape opinion, boost community projects, and remain honest and essential despite criticism.
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Long Valley Editorial Association
St. Paul
Nebraska
Mary
Wedding Bells For Prominent Couple in Casper
On Monday at 0:00 a m marriage vows united Abby Burrows Brooks daughter of ex governor and Mrs Brooks with Russell Henry Nichols prominent attorney and Casper police judge Archdeacon Cray officiated at the Episcopal church. Family and a few friends attended a breakfast and reception at the Townsend home before the couple departed for their honeymoon.
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Mise
Abby Burrows Brooks
Brooks
Russell Henry Nichols
Archdeacon Cray
Episcopal Church
Fritz Craig
C. H. Townsend
Casper
Cheyenne
Wellesly College
R. H. Nichols
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Pruss
Mrs. Nichols
Home Newspaper Loyalty and Local Prestige Highlighted
A community notice extols the Home Newspaper as essential from birth to death, praising its enduring support for citizens. It underscores the publisher’s drive for growth and service, noting substantial investment to improve the paper and its facilities. A local employer honors L. A. Reed with a Christmas gift, a refined Onox clock for his residence mantelpiece.
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Citizen
Alve Home
Himsel
Met
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Home News
Home
Devine
Tie
Sith
Jones
Franco Refining Works
L. A. Reed
the Lobdell Bakery
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Angel Food
Devil's Food Cave
Weber Com. Co
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Casper Merc
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Wyoma Hotel
G. E. Davis Wholesale and Retail
Glenrock
Burlington
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Mountain Realty
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A. T. Butter
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