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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1912
Page
5
Local notices advertise roller skating at the Coliseum with nightly sessions. Multiple small ads promote services and goods including dental work, plumbing, real estate, restaurant meals, and deliveries, highlighting community commerce and daily errands.
A warrant by Joe Marquis of Weltorn led to the arrest of Louis and Will Brown two travelers charged with stealing Marquis dog. Louis found guilty fined 25 and costs 0 remanded for nonpayment. William released from custody after trial before Judge Tubbs in Casper.
A west bound passenger train under Conductor Frank Hatcher collided with an east bound freight led by Conductor John Smith, a half mile west of Waltman MO last night. One passenger injured, Mrs Hermberger of Lander, with a foot fracture. fireman Alva Tull broke a shoulder. Engineer Mike Ryan unharmed. Freight crew uninjured. Remaining passengers shaken. Suspected fault assigned to freight by reaching ten miles rather than stopping. Supt C T Boone and Mrs John Blessing involved in scene and medical updates follow. District reports and local civic matters noted, including lumbering work and political race revival efforts. High School basketball in Dougins resulted in loss by Casper team.
District court convened with hearings on several divorces including Niels vs Nicholson and Moser vs Moser, judgments for plaintiffs in multiple divorce suits, venue changes granted in one case, and guilty pleas in burglary and grand larceny. Several cases continued or dismissed with costs assessed. upcoming jury adjourned term set for April 9. Local notes report snow disruption, rail lines out of commission, a death in Casper, and planned basketball games to boost community activity.
Fragmented OCR text describes rooms for sale and various unnamed items including mentions of brands and individuals. The readable content lists residential spaces, a possible vendor line, and scattered terms that appear garbled and uncertain. No clear event or outcome is established in the readable material.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled line with names Altaita and Kivence Woe, unclear events or context. No clear date location organization or outcome readable. The record preserves the uncertain fragments as a minimal teaser.
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