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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1910
Page
6
A collage of humorous observations on prices and daily life from Winter city humor columns. Jests touch on inflation, piano tuners, automobiles, food costs, and oddities from railways to aeroplanes, with light political digs and satire.
Western news highlights include Barton Aylesworth lecturing on Colorado conditions since women won the ballot. Miss Tishima appointed post mistress in Fresno. Pacific telegraph proceeds to improve lines Denver to coast. Mexican rail project planned to open west coast ports. Tarahumara Indians facing food shortages. aviation updates from Hamilton and Wright injunctions. Alice Kate Goodman’s Laguna N M marriage endorsement of interracial marriage. heavy sentences in Sydney for miners. Guggenheimer backs New York newsboys dinner. new bread recipe for army camps. various public land and irrigation bills. wildlife grazing increases in national forests. Wyoming, New Mexico and Utah legislative moves. telephone company rule on height for operators.
The $10 hog reached Buffalo and Columbus February 24 at that price per hundred. Philadelphia Street Car Company posts notices promising loyal workers injured in strikes care for life. U.S. consuls in Europe to deliver cost of living comparisons for 1900 vs 1910 to aid Senate price investigations. National Builders' Supply Association predicts record building activity in Chicago meeting. A Supreme Court aided agreement preserves for a bequest by Caroline Phelps Stokes for philanthropic purposes.
The House of Commons postponed immediate action while Premier Asquith outlined a program to strip the Lords of financial authority and veto power. The plan, backed by Conservatives to avoid two elections, aims to democratize the Lords next year and would place government business before March 24.
Colonel Roosevelt and his party sailed Monday for Khartoum to join an African scientific expedition under the Smithsonian Institution. The journey aims to arrive around March 15, signaling the practical close of the expedition led by the former president.
A religious worker visited a southern prison where a black inmate confessed to theft. The man claimed alibi with ten witnesses and a strong lawyer, yet the jurors found a weak spot: the watch they said he took remained found in his pocket. The tale ends with the inmate receiving ten years in prison.
In McClure's recollections, M. Puoll notes Alfonso XII as a royal gourmand who begins each day with rump steak and potatoes, sometimes eggs, fruit, and wine. He remarks that many sovereigns are gallant trenchermen, with kings fueling daily activities through hearty meals.
In the Mauretania smoking room James J Corbett compliments Jim Jeffries meat style for being neat quick and to the point He recalls a girl remark about bringing an amen to a minister Then an ad promotes Pettit's Eye Galve for eye inflammation itching lids and vision issues
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