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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1913
Page
8
Glenrock residents discuss paving projects and road funding while noting stock prospects and local events. The column reports on community chatter, a proposed navy enlistment for Karl Clayton, a hospital update for Mrs. Ross, and a pending town hall meeting about waterworks and a state highway bond.
A fragmented note mentions a lot at 1166 South Boaires near Cheapen s avenue. The text contains garbled street names and incomplete phrases about ownership or sale.
An aged gentleman questions a boy about a mortgage and a mother while a tense scene unfolds. The boy insists he must leave to help his family amid a stirring pupil teacher exchange and a tense moment at the door. National Monthly.
In a playful page of dialogue, Mise Mejvin and Mies Poppingy trade cheeky jests about music theater and arts. A guest named Hobly is teased for staring while pie is eaten with a knife. A remark about age and propriety adds light ribbing.
A fragmentary dialogue contrasts stage people and football jargon. It jokingly questions college focus and the role of a forward lane, with a note about trousers and marriage expectations.
Fragmentary dialogue describes a party where a new gown is discussed. One speaker questions outfits and another affirms Mabel's upcoming coming out party. The snippet hints at social pressure around appearance and image during a debut event.
The readable lines express concern for an elderly man with baldness and a child named Will ill with scarlet fever. The writer mentions eye health and travel to a healer for two months. The tone is sympathetic and suggests a prolonged illness and care.
Fragments report a crowded market with items snapping and sharpening. Readers glimpse bustling stalls and unsettled buyers amid unclear details and scattered phrases. The entry hints at a chaotic scene without clear participants or outcomes.
A fragment depicts a quirky exchange about pricing and a request to drink from a cow, with mention of prenmian and prenogin terms. The dialogue suggests a humorous or surreal discussion rather than a standard news item.
An old Chicago ad promotes Velvet Knife Sharpeners offering to sharpen safety razor blades from brands like Gillette Eveready Gem Auto Strop and Keen Kutter. It instructs sending blades to Goldie & Co at 226 River Street with prepaid charges and warns against mailing in plain envelopes.
The readable text lists Dr W Kocher offering evening appointments by request. The fragment mentions a location line and a contact hint but provides no clear dates or full address.
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