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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
8
Local notes report notices for a March 1 special election posted as well as plans for a new club room near the barber shop. Community members like Tracy Bartshe Ed Virwen and families from Park and Mountain Home ranch feature in social visits, schooling, church events, and greetings from Casper, Mammoth Creek, and Lost Springs.
Two corner lots with walks water and trees three blocks from the depot priced at 1250. This year end offer applies to unimproved property across the city and country. We buy and sell live stock on commission and handle real estate deals.
A distressed patient pleads for guidance while a doctor resists prescribing medicine. The pair debate stepping away from conventional care and consider quiet places or self reassessment as the only remedy.
A French tale recounts Cochou a landlord who uses a joke to pressure tenants. He schemes to evict three families with four children each by sending them to Cochon the intermediary, who must find new housing. The piece notes the heavy responsibility on Cochon as eviction plans proceed.
A cryptic transcript from Case and Comment recounts a court scene with Tin Pang and Joe O Neill in New York Mortaiveet involving alleged plotting. The dialogue covers defiance and confession attempts, with a judge pressing for truth and accountability amid unclear names and actions.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle recalls George Meredith at Morrell in Surrey in 1894 5. Meredith jokes about aging and jelly as a Trojan horse as Doyle drinks wine with him. Other items describe a 19th century Chinese bank note in New York and a New York couple hosting a rogue traveler whose trunk hides a showy rock python.
The Postal union at Verne Switzerland reports country by country post card circulation. Germany leads with 1.5 million annually, Japan 194 millions, Great Britain 115 millions, Australia 22 millions, Norway 290 millions, Poland 187 millions, Hungary 113 millions, France 30 millions due to high postage rates.
A Kentucky colonel in a bluegrass camp seeks to pick a proper teacher for the mountaineers. He backs a college educated candidate while local leaders insist a proven mountain educator from their own ranks is best, sparking a tense, ideologically charged debate about education and authority.
The fragmentary text hints at a seaside conversation with a bathing girl and casual banter about going home to Manly or spending a few days in the country. It mentions a cat and a parrot and casual banter about weather and travel. It reads as a fragmented dialogue with no clear plot or outcome.
The article touts Thrices Week edition as a reliable source of political and international news. It highlights presidential race implications, cross‑branch control, and rising interest in world events including Europe and the Americas.
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