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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
4
Incomplete text appears to discuss maintaining averages for a wholesome beverage product. The readable portion hints at performance or quality emphasis but lacks coherent details, names, places, or dates to anchor the item.
An advertisement extols Pabst Blue Ribbon as the beer of quality. It promises smooth, refreshing taste and a delightful flavor, noting it is made and bottled only by Pabst at Milwaukee.
A Casper post office note discusses Wyoming women and suffrage progress, mentions Mrs. Alex T. Butler and her articles, and reports on national attacks on independent magazines. It cites J Pierpont Morgan buying magazines and concludes with assorted humorous and anecdotal items from other papers.
The piece argues the Interstate Commerce Commission rejected rail freight hike plans, predicting harsher times for the nation. It claims management will slash payrolls and cancel improvements, while asserting earnings and reserves justify resisting higher costs on consumers. It references Central Wyoming feeling the crackdown and Northwestern line layoffs.
The Caspar community greets Mrs Morrison and Teas Gearhart Morrison as she arrives after completing a Pacific states tour. Her entertainment was counted the best of the season and she will speak at the Methodist church Thursday evening with expected large attendance.
The Civic club schedules a monthly meeting and tea next Wednesday afternoon in the library club rooms at 3 o clock. Tea will follow the program with refreshments by the fund committee for new library books and the same committee will serve during the band's evening concert in the library. All are cordial invited to support the new book fund.
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