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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1913
Page
4
Public notice from Casper Wyoming listing an auction under the act of Congress dated May 1908 at the post office in Casper. Details are partly readable with references to a sale and year.
Secretary Lane eases restrictions to allow motor cars into the Yellowstone National Park up to the loop with plans to widen roads for full vehicle access. The move aims to boost tourism and connect park travel with nearby towns and resorts. Some concern exists over ongoing property damage and enforcement in Casper.
An aged OCR fragment reports a severe electric storm affecting the Wood and Foshay Block with damage to bricks and terraces. It notes bricks torn free and the wall damaged while a later rebuild is described in altered terms.
Local Masons plan to lay the cornerstone of Natrona County High School with four past grand masters in the area ready to delegate the duty. The ceremony will proceed Wednesday afternoon despite the absence of the grand master, who will be substituted by a deputy.
A reflective piece contrasts traditional courtship with modern turmoil, warning that religious zeal and political agitation threaten national unity. It laments distrust, dares readers to foresee dire consequences from looming conflict while urging steady moral conduct and patience.
Metallurgical firms and rail manufacturers report defects in a specific ingot batch. The recall affects products worldwide as they identify the original cast and traceability. Investigations continue to determine impact and corrective measures.
A Nowton college woman tours the semi rural campus and hen yard, expressing admiration for the beauty and foliage. She singles out a well marked hen and exclaims about the life and scenery in a moment of renewed interest.
Mrs. Ponsonby visiting Paris hosts a "little evening" for friends. A guest tries to propose a playful rubber game but M. Dubois responds with a courteous but firm refusal, saying he cannot manage it.
A waking volcano often forms rings of smoke as a meditative puffing motion resembles a man with a cigar. Some rings reach five to six hundred feet in diameter. The visible rings arise from a cloud of fine particles indicating a vortex ring, a rotating mass of gas or air.
A tramp asks a woman for a pie in exchange for wood. She agrees and sends him to the wood pile. He returns soon, proposing to eat the wood and saw the pie instead.
The study traces how storks fitted with leg rings in northern Europe migrate southward spending warm months there. The birds commonly travel to South Africa usually bypassing the eastern Mediterranean by skirting its eastern end.
An English doctor advises brisk stair walking to prevent nervous breakdowns and feel active, while many people will keep using the elevator. The note contrasts medical guidance with a modern tendency toward convenience.
A compact meditation on modern theater noting how widely discussed works fail to captivate audiences. The piece laments plays people claim are essential yet leave viewers bored and disengaged, highlighting a gap between hype and impact.
Experiments display huge elena on building roofs for aviation guidance. Signs of warped glass balls set against black backgrounds prove visible at great distances. Amusement and studio visitors spark playful exchanges as London Opinion notes casual remarks.
A backstage quip from Tit Bits reflects on stage death and public reaction. The exchange shows a wise manager acknowledging dramatic effect while the audience senses the actor’s life on stage.
A London Daily News quip notes that middle age arrives when comfort wins over pleasure. The brief reflects on aging and shifting life priorities with a sharp, concise claim.
Rey Dinneen and Leaetel Sete left on motorcycles for Cheyenne after visiting Casper. Arthur Davidson, Natrona High School graduate in the scientific course, accepted a stenographer job at Standard CW company. Verner Reed and Jude Caldwell Yeoman returned from Denver after inspecting Casper improvements. M. A. Bishop visited Casper last Wednesday. Colportage Wagon No 1s ran by H. M. Wylloptot over Sunday with Rev. HM Wylloptot. Natrona County High School will welcome a new bungalow on Mark Ave, a notable residence in the neighborhood.
Notice for bids. Mids will be revalued on two days for a brick building to be erected for Jisson and Holleran at Casper Wyoming. Bids due by Wednesday, July 100 Mane atonice of F Craig architect Casper. Reserved to reject any or all bids.
In the PMetriot Court Sixth Judicial District Na Uraina County Wyoming the Estate of Kenneth McRae Deceased notice by administrator Wilhelmina McRae to creditors and all having claims against the estate to file with the administrator within six months after first publication or be barred. Claims must be exhibited within one year from letters of administration granted herein. Dated Casper Wyoming July 6 19 Mons Wilhelmina McRae Administrator.
An exchange from the Loaton Herald features a doctor asking Mrs Jones if her husband suffers delusions. She replies she hopes so because he worries about how much the bill will be. The quip underlines patient anxiety and billing in a light moment.
A correspondent reports a downtown menu misprint reading prices subject to advance during interval of serving order. The garbled line amuses readers as a playful glimpse of a kitchen slip and menu chaos.
A dialog hints at a difficult search for trustful partnership. A man seeks a reliable mate while another applicant questions trust, noting a costly venture to bore a 7 460 foot deep hole in Bilesia, estimated over $100.
The fragment suggests a bond between vello and Alec a friend to Bouall hens. It hints at a covert or symbolic Veil theme with named individuals in a cryptic note.
The first documented sewing machine attempt dates to the 1760s with a machine patented in England by Charles P. Wolstenhall. This entry notes the unusual origin and the inventor associated with early textile technology.
Nonsense and garbled lines hint at Cantion studying French while Wat language silences him. Astronomers seek to open a planet via COrperation WIL as Venu candidate, with Lael as Loaime. A mined leg in Venmwyirania coal vein triggers talk of old tech used in bygone days.
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