Mothers Warning On Infant Feeding Sparks Illinois Congress of Mothers
The Casper Press reports a Chicago gathering warning mothers against feeding babies sausage and beer in the first year to curb infant mortality. The piece notes Postmaster General Hitchcock seeks a better postal card paper and printing style, considering ink color and paper tint, with seventy five million postal cards issued monthly and a four year contract expiring December next.
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Congress of Mothers
Chicago
The
Post
Hitchcock
Department of Agriculture
State at Large local roundup and regional notes
A. Lilly has assumed charge of Busy Corner drug store in Casper with an interest in the business. Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone officials in Salt Lake approve a 10000 plan to build a Sheridan to Basin telephone line. The Sheridan Post reports a break in attempt on its composing rooms last Wednesday night, with tool marks on a rear window. Johnson county lists thirteen delinquent taxpayers, the smallest count in the state. Lander high school may award third grade teaching certificates without examination. Adam Freel imports three yokes of oxen for freight to sheepcamps in Newcastle. A committee led by William Shakespeare plans a four day July celebration at Fort Washable Springs for the Arapahoe and Shoshoni Indians starting July 1.
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Sheridan Post
Lander High School
Wyomming
State Board of Examiners
William Shakespears
Fort Washable Springs
William Shakespeare
Arapahoe
Local News Roundup Highlights Casper Events
John and Harry Heal depart for Weaterville Ohio to visit their old home for weeks while Arthur Kyte and daughter return from Omaha after attending his wife’s illness. The Ladies Aid meets this afternoon serving ice cream from 3 to 8. Local investors tour Chadron and Douglas property and asbestos mines. A new grand stand and improvements planned at the Douglas state fair grounds. Judge Carpenter releases J. W. Richards on his own recognizance after forgery plea. Lander hosts three day July celebration. Casper Civic club invited. Big Wind River bridge reinforced as floods rise. track walkers patrol roadbed. WTU to meet Friday. Miss Francelia French arrives for a singing visit. Rebekah lodge elects officers. Pathfinder dam work continues. A shooting accident near Bucknum injures a worker. bullet deflection causes facial wound. The Press notes the day’s events.
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Newcastle
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Harry Heal
Weaterville
Ohio
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Omaha
J. DeForest Richards
Douglas
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J. M. Dumm
Red
Casper Steam Laundry
J. W. McDowell
Keith
Center Street
Kimball Block
J. W. Johnson
Weber
Floyd Johnson
Genoa
Nebraska
Thermopolis
C. A. Valentine
G. $. Ohslund
Chadron
George Arnold
Percy Brockaway
Mrs. Ingram
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Miss Thompson
J. J. Esmay
Carpenter
J. W. Richards
Win
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Kimball's
Jack Shaffer
Lander
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Idaho
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Scherck
Stanard
Starks
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Pathfinder Dam
A. J. Bothwell
F. Zwingle
Bucknum
W. B. Millett
R. mM
Stevens, Proprietor
A. J. Huskey
Justin
Cowboy Boots
Nocona
Texas
J. B. Stewart
Vicinity
Second Street
Rye Graham
Vienna
Princess Louise
Queen Cheese
Eccles Fruit
Melton Mowbray
Oxford
Tvarts
the Stewart Bakery
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Clemons & Son
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