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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1909
Page
6
In this clipped reminiscence of outdoor life, the author argues many hunting trips reveal dependence on guides rather than true independence. He recalls guides feeding the hunt with direction and protection, while noting some prefer going solo to avoid others eyes ears and rifles.
The Berlin dispute pits dancer Olga Desmond against the Prussian diet over her nude art stance. Dr Roeren faces a solicitor led rebuttal as he refrains from direct correspondence. The affair draws Ber lin social attention with no immediate financial harm to Desmond.
The prefect of police M Lepine announces a mandate making orange throwing in the streets punishable and declares that even eating an orange will draw police scrutiny. The piece also notes cautionary remarks by M Inc about cleaning up refuse amid urban dangers and a tuberculosis expert’s grandiose claim, viewed with skepticism.
South Dakota passes an advertising elearette law with the governor's approval. Indiana enacts a Sunday baseball bill. Tennessee advances a scientific boxing bill. Nye & Orms bank in Nevada closes Feb 23 and pays dollar for dollar. Bryan buys a 150 acre Texas fruit ranch likely bearing by age sixty. Trans Missouri Dry Farming Congress renames to Dry Farming Congress and eyes Billings Montana next. Montana orders rail spur switching charges abolished saving Montana shippers up to 30000 annually. Prohibition debate heats in Town House via Meredith resolution. Blacksmith ranch fire near Laramie Wyoming causes 10000 loss. Kentucky tax on Southern Pacific franchises set at 2300000. Arkansas sues major meatpackers for 9700000 penalties. Reclamation service aims to complete storage projects this summer. Roosevelt dam and related works highlighted. Charhes H Trent supports direct income tax and inheritance tax. Arizona voting law requires literacy for suffrage. Servian passport ban to keep military-age men home. Grand river bridge contract near Vineland let for 30000. Ecuador train wreck near Rio Bamba kills 25, injures 40. Taft secretary Leroy dies in Fort Bayard NM. Wyoming bishopric accepted by Rev Nathaniel S Thomas. Jules Cambon honors German minister with Legion of Honor. Leonard Wood orders officers to curb liquor misuse. Orville Wright ascends at Pou after accident. Standard Oil rebate case reduces fines. US Steel wages denial of cuts. Yale non-graduate count lists 4500 names. French land sale to foreigners sparks concern. English suffragettes imprisoned for petitions.
The article profiles Edwin Hawley a former Erie railway clerk now a powerful Wall Street financier. It notes his control of major railroads including the Colorado & Southern and Chesapeake & Ohio, and his quiet, combative rise rivaling Harriman and Hill.
A mix of brief items notes Tonty Hy of WuChengs Alen China elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Cornell as the first Chinaman among the group. Persia’s body faces financial strain with a proposal to loan royal manuscript collections to Russia. Hawaiian capitalists plan Cuba sugar plantations with over 1 million dollars investment. An American Automobile Club aeronautical department advances with many trials anticipated. Theodore Roosevelt invited to speak at University of Pavia in 1910. A debt collection note mentions a $4 000 and $1 000 000 expenditure.
A Senate amendment to boost forestry funding was rejected by Roosevelt Wilson and Gifford Pinchot. The House later reconsidered and set the President’s salary at 76 000 after removing 25 000 travel funds. A public figure from Iowa faced disclosures about gold standard refunding and national credit impact.
Wyoming features march service extension from Centennial to Albany on the Laramie Plains, a new Walden and Holmes distributing point, and a veto by Governor Brooks blocking a new Wes haw le county. Cody plans cavalry school. dam works resume. beet sugar factory talks gain traction. many state appointments confirmed as legislature adjourns.
A fragmented old page shows faded ad copy including a prison line about bigamy, a Bohemian humor snippet, eye balm remedies, and scattered quips about eyes and looks. The readable text hints at 19th or early 20th century advertising and miscellaneous notes with no cohesive story.
Isaac Brock of McLennan County Texas extols Dr Hartman’s Peruna as a reliable remedy for coughs colds diarrhea and general ailments. He credits long life and good health to the preparation saying he relies on it for many minor needs and believes it especially valuable to the elderly.
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