Burlington to Resume Active Work in City Yard
Burlington will resume grading and yard work on the rail line with about 300 men starting March 16. The project includes laying steel west of the city, building new tracks, using shale for filling, and creating warehouse and supply-yard facilities near the Darlington tracks. Work will also restart east of Casper to lay steel and a new passenger depot on Wolcott Street.
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Burlington
Darlington
Casper
Wolcott Street
Wilbur Foshay Buys Lot. Plans Two New Business Blocks
Wilbur Foshay purchases a lot on East Second avenue adjoining the Smith building from Elma Butler for 1000 dollars. The deal alters Butler’s plans, as she will erect a two story building matching the Foshay project. Both blocks will have basements, modern conveniences, store rooms on the ground floor and offices above.
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Wilbur Foshay
East Second Avenue
Smith
Elma Butler
Butler
Settlers Plan Ditch To Water Wind River Lands
Settlers in Riverton Shoshone County form irrigation district after the Kenetick Day water right failed to raise capital. They plan a thirty mile ditch from Big Wind River above Pavillion to water ten to twelve thousand acres, with potential for expansion and a survey and water right application soon. Eastern Oregon client offers to subscribe forty thousand dollars in bonds once issued.
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Kenetick Day Company
Wind River
Hopkins
Temselves
Riverton
Shoshont
Ap Big Wind
Pavillion
Miner prospect visit eyed by Wilson for western capital
Word from Salt Creek reports Newt Wilson may visit the region as a prospective manager for a Mid West Oil company. A practical miner formerly with Reed Investment Co at Colorado Springs for fifteen years, he would represent leading western capitalists to develop mineral prospects on a large scale if opportunities arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Webb
Salt Creek
Newt. Wilson
Mid-West
Oll Company
Atong
Wilson
Reed Investment Co
Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek
Buffalo Bulletin
Rule Worked Both Ways in Local Hustle for Purser Seat
A garbled passage describes Many Parsons, a hustling purs er candidate, being canvassed after home visits by a collector selling Lollet articles. It notes proposals to subscribe for the times and a claimed belief in reciprocity, with mentions of Mr. Man Camea...
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Times
Ile
Daughters of the Revolution to Organize in Casper
A chapter of Daughters of the Revolution is to be organized in Casper with Mrs. B B Brooks and Mr. K E Richard Shipp reported as prominent in the movement. About fifteen ladies are eligible for membership and more may join. Training Animate.
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Daugsters
Daughters of the Revolution
Casper
BB. Brooks
Richard Shipp
Water rights debate sparks spelling quip in court
In a London law section a Scotch lawyer and an English judge argued over water rights. The lawyer elongated the word water, drawing a sharp interruption from Mr Macpherson who asked if water is spelled with two t’s in the lawyer’s country. The lawyer shot back that manners are spelled with two n’s.
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London
Dreaming as moving pictures in a child's mind
The six year old daughter of a correspondent speaks with her seven year old brother who says dreams are only moving pictures in your mind, remarking that this is simpler than many philosophers’ explanations.
Frighten Fish Into Net
A Chinese method of fishing uses a light bamboo frame net shaped as a truncated pyramid. An Osherman sits in a boat or wades in shallow water and strikes the water with a wooden clapper to frighten fish into the net.
Christian Science Society Sunday Services
The Christian Science Society meets every Sunday in the lodge room at 1.0.C. F. with Sunday School at 10 o’clock and a service at 11.
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Christian Science Society
C. F
Local Sunday Services at Community Center and Baptist Church
Sunday school starts at 10:00 a.m. with morning service at 11:00 a.m. Evening service at 7:00 p.m. Midweek service is at 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, held jointly with the Baptist church until further notice. A warm welcome to all attendees.
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Teav
W. C. Pavotrm
Mipwrek
Baptist Church
The Friendly Church on Second Street Serves City
The Friendly Church at Second Street near the Public Library offers Sunday Services at 10 AM and 11 AM Bible classes for all ages, 2:45 PM Junior league, 6:30 PM Edworth league, and 7:30 PM popular service with live music. A welcoming congregation invites all visitors.
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Second Street
Biary Joux Monatson Dicey
Edworth
Archdeacon Dray Leads Service Next Sunday
Archdeacon Dray presides over services upcoming on the Sth Sunday with parish rites and community prayers planned for the day.
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Dray
Must Be in the Blood
A fragmented London tale notes a cat with unusual tastes and a lodger seeking a reference. A domestic scene unfolds with a maid and a neighbor’s plan to move to Mrs Jones across the way. The passage hints at strong local tensions and a Sharp remark about city life.
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London
Lapdiady
German and English Lutheran Services Notice
German and English Lutheran church announces pastor Walter Dannenfeldt. Services held in the Methodist church on the second and fourth Monday evenings at 8 o clock with English services at 4 45. A cordial welcome to those who wish to unite or visit.
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Walter Dannenfeldt
Baptist Church Schedule with Welcoming Message
The Baptist Church led by Pastor R. Br. Hopton lists Sunday and midweek services. Bible school at 10 a m, morning worship at 11, evening worship at 6 30 and 7 30, midweek service Wednesday at 7 50. Good music and warm welcome to strangers.
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R. BR. Hopton
Hible School
Ilam
BY. Plu
Hap. Crh
Had Much to Learn First Steneg Friends on Grammar
A Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet shows Steneg praising a newcomer with humor about grammar spelling and punctuation. The quote suggests the newcomer is recently out of college and seems inexperienced.
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Steneg
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Homely Woman's Face Sparks Clock Quip
Mrs. Posesale jokes that a homely woman's face would stop a clock, noting she knows women whose faces would cause a clock to rush itself to death from fright. The remark playfully comments on beauty standards and aging.
Mexican Love of Flowers and Gowers Charm
H. Hamilton Fyfe notes in the Daily Mall that Mexican homes showcase the charm of Gowers. Street fronts appear bare with tarred walls and closed curtains, yet interiors reveal sunlit patios with green leaves and vivid blossoms. The interior charm is usual even when unseen.
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H. Hamilton Fyfe
When a Woman Has No Reason to Like a Man Quote
The remark by Reginald Wright Kauffman contends that a woman who dislikes a man without reason has none. It frames gendered commentary on motive and judgment, reflecting early 20th century social thought.
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Reginald Wright Kauffman
Flower of Mindanao Island A Bolo Rose Big Bloom
A wild flower, named Bolo by locals, grows high on Mindanao Island at about 2500 feet. The full blown blossom has five petals, exceeds three feet in diameter, and weighs 22 pounds. The flower was first found in Sumatra and bore the name Raflesta Bobadenburgia.
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Mindanao
Parag
Sumatra
Pulse Surge Reported by Doctor After Cyclist Incident
An eminent doctor asserts a cyclist’s pulse rose to an alarming rate immediately after the incident. He notes the high heartbeat as a key clinical observation and calls for monitoring.
Surprised Explorer Discovers Modern Sewing in Village
An African explorer encounters a surprisingly modern American sewing machine operated by a woman in a native village. The find highlights cross cultural exchange and technology transfer during the expedition.
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Mackie
Male Protects the Young in Peculiar Manner
The male guards and carries the newly laid eggs and hatchlings in a pouch formed by folds on either side of his body. He secretes a rag-like covering beneath these folds and continues to carry the young after hatching until they are able to fend for themselves.
Thackeray's Unique Distinction in Yellow Balr Among Geuluas
The note claims Thackeray stands alone among geulua as the only man with yellow balr, stated by a gatherer of unconsidered tribes. The passage presents a peculiar ethnographic claim without broader context or corroborating details.
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Thackeray
Childrens Questions About Fathers Occupations
A brief quip describes two girls asking about their fathers jobs with one stating he takes up church collections, illustrating lighthearted curiosity about work.
Venomous Scorpions Highlight Mexico’s Deadly Varieties
The article notes several scar varieties in Mexico with varying venom levels. It emphasizes that northern Bovora hosts some of the world’s most venomous scorpion species and stresses their dangerous traits.
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Mexico
Bovora
Biblical Munger Strike And Its Silent Stand
A fragmented historical note describes a figure named Munger making a vow to abstain from eating until he fulfills a stated word or deed. The passage reflects a vowlike act of resolve tied to a personal deadline.
Astronomer urged to guide two pens toward day
In Spare Time two pegross discuss their penne cathe and the Oret declares he will lead to make this hopeful an astronomer. One remarks it is a fine job and asks what to do today while the other confirms prior hints.
Origin Met to Be Traced
Outside of Ulater the Irish are mainly of Celtic stock, but their origin le boot to eotiquity.
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Ulater
le Boot
Unclear Local Note on Polwater Pests and Stamps
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Polwater for Pests and riding stamps with vague references to verte of iow pois nt oun. No clear events or names emerge to identify a coherent news item or人物.
Costly Justice and a Courtroom Banter
In a Tennessee courtroom a judge asked a colored man to speak his mind. He replied that his aim was simple and witty, saying he would pay if struck. The exchange highlighted a tense scene amid a broader, noisy crowd in the magnum of the issue.
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Tennessee
Benge de
Lo Temaseses
Fragmentary note on a spouse request or pledge
Fragment reads My wife was to give and rose with roses and ends abruptly with SA. The unreadable text obscures full meaning, leaving unclear intent or context of the plea or vow and no identifiable names or dates.
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C. A. Clendenin
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W. E. Tubbs
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Dray Line
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Greene & Company
Deoages & Cooger
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Nelson
Geo. B. Nelson
J. H. Huff
DRS. Lathrop & Leeper Physicians and Surgeons
Ronhbaugh
Marion N, Wheeler
Townsend Block
Wyo
Attoneys- At-Law
Jun Schnoor
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North Beech St
Telephone Black
J. E Stewart Lumber Company
Walcott St
Berry Rooms
Cc. H. Garwood
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P.O
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