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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1909
Page
2
The piece compares domestic strain in early marriage with desires for quiet evenings and social outings. It weighs how couples negotiate leisure, contrasts horsekeeping costs with automobile running costs, and questions whether labor costs should be added to or subtracted from vehicle expenses.
The Homiletic Review advised that general newspaper ads for church sermons are largely ineffective in large cities. It recommends advertising only for special occasions or anniversaries and to promote services locally via placards circular letters and personal outreach. Emphasizes limiting broad announcements to save resources and maximize impact.
Admiral Cervera, who commanded the squadron at Santiago, retires from active service at his own request. Americans hold him in warm regard for his gallantry and chivalry, and his life as a prisoner is recalled with enduring respect. His humane conduct toward Littlehead and others drew widespread American demonstrations upon his arrival here.
A Philadelphia detective pursues a restaurant employee accused of embezzlement and consuming as many as twelve meals a day, a habit that drew envy for its extravagance and stark contrast with the poor.
A New York resident, John J. White, is noted in a fragmented list of belongings and items including typewriters and reels, suggesting a shipment or consignment context. The text is incomplete but centers on a transfer or return of objects amid unclear details.
The article offers detailed guidance on orchard soil care, manuring, and seed distribution, plus livestock management from calves to pigs. It covers fruit tree sprays, fencing repairs, dairy equipment, and feed practices including ground corn, soybeans, and green winter foods for poultry and cows. It emphasizes planning chores, early colt education, and maintaining clean stalls for animal health and farm efficiency.
President Roosevelt plans government libel suits over Panama canal corruption charges against Joseph Pulitzer of the New York World. Grand juries begin testimony. William Nelson Cromwell aids the case. Subpoenas target World staff and other papers, not Washington correspondents, with about a dozen witnesses summoned to DC and New York. The proceeding marks a first in U.S. history for criminal libel suits by the government.
President-elect William H. Taft spent Friday in Georgia amid cordial receptions from Augusta to Atlanta. At a grand banquet he declared that he had not hoped to win the South, but the South has won when discussing the day’s festivities and the phrase talking through Georgia.
Colorado Springs trustees of the Myron Stratton home for the poor announce a nationwide competition for architectural plans. A cash prize likely around 10,000 is offered to secure an ideal design and practical facilities for the proposed institution.
The Supreme Court on Monday decided the damage suit brought by President Moyer of the Western Federation of Miners against former Governor Peabody of Colorado. The case arose from actions linked to mining labor conflicts and alleged damages.
Wyoming dispatches cover troop movements to Fort D. A. Russell and a Cheyenne vote for Taft and Sherman. A Lander murder conviction yields twenty years. Dutch Petroleum company files to develop Lander and Salt Creek oil, while a Mexican sheepherder near Gillette endures severe frost injuries. Local officials seek $16,000 for Wind River bridges and $15,000 more, Albany County and Intermountain Fair Association trustees named, and Buffalo Bill Cody campaigns for a new Big Horn County with Cody as capital to ease growth.
The Albany County Cattle and Horse Growers Association met in Laramie on the 11th Inet and re elected Hans Olson president William Nottage vice president Nate Johnson secretary treasurer and executive committee members James May Charles Benson Jonas Berglund and John Reid. They unanimously adopt resolutions criticizing fence removal on public lands and urge Congress to pass the arid lands grazing bill introduced by Senator Curtis and endorse the Cheyenne forest reserve while commending Senator Warren for grazing problem solutions.
The Tenth Wyoming Legislature met in Cheyenne on the 12th. Senate and House elected officers including Senate president T. Clarke of Laramie county and vice president J. L. Baird of Weston. chaplain B. Emory of Sweetwater. clerks and sergeant at arms. House officers named C. B. Haydon speaker, Robert Morris speaker pro tem Leone Hills, chaplain George LaPash. clerks and sergeants at arms assigned across counties.
Judge H V G Gronsbeck of Laramie outlines eight hour labor reform bills for the current Wyoming Legislature. He acts as local head of the miners alliance, proposing measures to regulate work hours and improve conditions in the mining sector during the session.
Jamon W. Clay of 666 W Payette St Baltimore Maryland recalls kidney trouble during the Civil War with back and head pain and painful secretions. He reports that three boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills cured him and that there has been no recurrence in five years. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY.
The article notes women have earned over 6,000 U S patents with diverse inventions including car couplers night signals lifeboats car wheels ozone making machines and a typewriter for the blind It also mentions a pocket sewing machine and a sash that raises without sticking.
Long before women’s newspapers and fashion plates, women learned fashions from dolls in modern costumes sent between countries. Paris, the leading mode center, influenced dresses as dolls traveled and inspired styles across nations.
A fragmented ad style passage urges parents to examine Castoria bottles for safety. It mixes quotes about golf, Shakespearean references, and social musings, ending with a line about a brake fluid used for congestion and a druggist contact in Buffalo.
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