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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1909
Page
4
In a Casper Press feature, researchers Dr. I T Galloway and Dr Nathan A Cobb report cornstock experiments proving paper can be produced from cornstalks. They demonstrate a range from tissue to building paper, suggesting cornstalk pulp could meet global demand as wood pulp supplies dwindle.
Gifford Pinchot addresses Harvard forestry graduates urging government needs skilled foresters. He says a forester must blend naturalist insight with business sense, study forests, and endure rough life while earning respect from rugged workers. He advocates full college prep and open air service. He notes fears of rough reaction in the state.
Wmn Taylor, a ranch hand, died instantly Sunday afternoon at Wm Owens ranch in Islay when struck by lightning. Perry Jerman’s badly decomposed body was found in Brown's canyon after being lost with hunters last September. Rhodes scholarships for Wyoming will be examined Oct 10 and 20 at Loramie University with about 1500 annual stipend for three years.
Patrick Sullivan returns from Cheyenne and Denver trip. A J Cunningham leaves for Denver on business. KK Garvey visits Casper from Bucknum ranch. Cros Langhoop returns from Wolbach Nebraska. Nat Baker arrives from Douglas on city business. Dr Lot returns from Chicago neuralgia treatment. Truman Butler leaves for Buffalo after months with parents. Mildred Hicks enters subscription contest for Cheyenne Tritwine. Jerry Donivan wins Weber building excavation contract. Eugene McCarthy and Jeremiah Mulroney head Powder River to oversee Sheep Cops. Mae Urizelton and M O Myers from Cedar Rapids visit Jas Isham home. Weather cool after Tuesday rains easing Sheymist heat. Mrs John Grieve hosts large reception for Miss Edith Evans with over eighty guests.
BE Stone visits Lander on business while Miss Mahoney Smith and Mrs Speas join the outing to Pathfinder dam. J C Ross arrives from Ohio with skilled workers for the Wyoming Consolidated Asbestos mill. Several locals accompany Williams Hines to the mine and the Cheyenne Tribune reporter Paterson plans a special article. A large mule-drawn load of mill machinery departs. Foley's Kidney Pills advertised by Wilson L Kimball. Northwestern railroad extends toward Belle Fourche in South Dakota with a large irrigation reservoir project backing homesteaders and water rights. Rents for a four room house listed. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy recommended for teething diarrhoea.
Creditor claims for Wyoming Asbestos Mining and Manufacturing are to be presented to D. A. Robertson for adjustment. An estray horse, black with white spot on the left thigh, branded 2 on the left hip, with a sprung left leg, is missing and a $4 reward is offered for its return to Grand Central barns in Casper. Notify G. E. Van Housen in Inez, Wyoming. An unrelated ad promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for digestive health, sold by W.5 Kimball.
The state at Lange Onlger Hummel of Tawlins was arrested last week for a brutal assault on a drunken sheepherder near the Diton Pacific station. The healer had purchased a ticket and waited for his train but was seized by the officer.
A patent medicine advertises cure claims for biliousness headache sour stomach torpid liver and chronic constipation. It promises pleasant taste and easy relief from digestive ailments.
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