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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
4
The text presents a garbled, stylistic musing on assigning animal workers to urban roles such as tram conductors and police. It hints at social commentary on work, city life, and futuristic ideas without coherent facts or identifiable events.
A Wyoming geological survey highlights Casper mountain asbestos as mainly chrysotile in serpentinite veins with veins over an inch long and cleaner magnetite content than Vermont and Canada. The Smith Creek mill began in 1866 on Wyoming Consolidated property. another Casper area mill mirrors it, with Parker of Thetford mines as manager of both International and Northwestern properties. Copies of the report are available through Senator Warren via the Wyoming Tribune.
A plantation chimpanzee entertains guests and mimics labor, pulling cotton rapidly while observers debate race and progress. The tale, framed as a satirical history, quotes a Georgia setting and suggests the animal as a symbol of white supremacy and future work.
Sunday morning ceremony at 4:00 to bless Mims Ida Wisters and Troy Majors at the home of Mr and Mrs William Creel. Rev Kingsley officiated. Bride, second daughter of Mr and Mrs William Misters, from Casper, recent Glenrock business venture. Close friends attended. guests presented gifts including a hundred dollars in cash. The other item notes Sweetwater division of Jonesville National Forest becoming Washakie National Forest on July 1, honoring a historic Indian chief linked to the area.
Willan B Roa a Casper worker faces forgery charges for cashing counterfeit checks. He allegedly passed checks at several locations, including Don Laotedlell ae Koska and W S Kimball. Several victims have not provided evidence yet.
A party from the east at the V V ranch included Governor and Mrs Brooks and guests who toured the two hundred acre alfalfa plots admiring a two year rooster and a tiny calf. The Sige Alpha Tallble Class hosts hosted about forty attendees despite threatening weather. The crowd mixed cow-punchers clowns from Kingling Brothers, a Spanish Gypsy, a Japanese lady, an Englishman with eyeglass, and dry-farmer delegates. Each attendee enjoyed a dove and hoped for another social soon.
Put in your house good plumbing goods by Kollibaugh and Landry with low prices. Call 3) Black Blackinore Block for details and service.
A colonial diary excerpt from Miss Winstow of Heston describes attire including a yellow coat a black bib and apron a pompadour style shoe cap with blue ribbons a hart shaped locket and a new cloak and bonnet. It notes their high cost about 45 pounds and Aunt Storer and Aunt Deming differing on the fashion roll. The piece mentions a peanut roaster at Schulte Bros confectionery store catching fire Friday. extinguishers saved the building with repaint needed.
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