Will Machinery Move to Casper Mines and Mills
Amid asbestos booster activity in Casper, J C Ross and brother L D Ross arrived to review contract work on mill machinery for the North American and Wyoming Consolidated properties. Machines, boilers and road access are under inspection. Ross contemplates taking part of the contract in stock. A May through October start window is projected with stock deals underway led by Colyer and Hines.
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J. C. Ross
Elyria
Ohio
L. D. Ross
Smith Creek
North American
Bury
Our City
Ross
Boston
Casper Mountain
Io Casper
North American Company
Wyoming Consolidated
George Coleman
Big Trail
Coleman
Robert G. Taylor
Casper National Bank
Wyoming Consolidated Company
Taylor
Kimball
Prince of Asbestos
Prince of Asbestos Boosters
Casper Asbestos
Cheyenne
Lander
New Bakery Opening by J B Stewart in Cas
J B Stewart announces a new bakery in Cas, opening this week in the Butler building on Second Street. A brick oven 8 by 10 feet, capacity 300 loaves per bake, will be used, with an emphasis on old country pastries alongside standard American goods. Readers are invited to view this week’s Press issue for details.
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J. B. Stewart
Casper
Butler Building
Second Street
Stewart
Sue
Casper Civic Club Opens Open Meeting Next Wednesday
An open Casper civic club meeting invites all citizens to Casper Town Hall next Wednesday evening to discuss strengthening the club and improving the city. The event will feature Reverend Father Bryant and other prominent speakers, and admission is free as attendees plan for cemetery, parks, play grounds, and other city improvements.
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Casper Civic Club
Casper
Father Bryant
Old Indian Fighter Recounts Platte Bridge Battle Tale
Charles Waring of Manhattan Kansas visits his former frontier post near town and recalls the 150 strong army blockhouse, 3000 Sioux attacks, Lieut Casper Collins squad, a howitzer defense, the destruction of a freight train, and recovering Casper Collins body with 96 arrows. He notes 50 percent casualties and the return east as a poignant memory from the old days.
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Charles Waring
Manhattan
Kansas
W. P. Holman
Mr. Waring
Platte Bridge
Waring
Casper Collins
Burlington Rushing Plans for Canon Route to Thermopolis
Thermopolis records show six major railroad construction firms visiting to bid on building the Kirby to Thermopolis line and onward through the canyon to connect with the North Western near Shoshoni. General Manager G W Holdrege says crossing the mountains by Buffalo creek would cost $1,000,000 more, and no traffic agreement with the North Western is yet set. Firms bidding include McArthur Bros of New York, Maney Bros of Oklahoma City, Phelan & Shirley of Omaha, Winston Bros of St Paul, A Guthrie & Co of Minneapolis, and McShane Bros, with representatives named.
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Burlington
Thermopolis
United States
Kirby
Canon
North Western
Shoshoni
Nebraska State Journal
Kilpatrick
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J. W. Price
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