26 Mar 1909
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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1909
Page
1
A suspected gunman attacked a 58 year old Mexican herder at an ore camp. He shot the man in the leg then beat him into unconsciousness and fled with the rifle and six shooter as the horse bolted. The injured herder crawled eight miles to reach camp. the assailant remains at large.
Central gaming figures from every section met at Doug to discuss cross section collaboration and future events. The gathering highlighted planning needs and potential joint activities across divisions.
Ed Roland caught a ball from Herb Mary as the town boys, with F Brown catching, staged sensational plays. The high school squad showed mastery in all areas and aims to trim Douglas. the Press ad urges readers to advertise.
A Casper lodge plans include installing a self playing Collen Player piano in the lodge room with a concert for tomorrow afternoon. The note mentions new furniture, Odd Fellows support, and a plan to build an addition, signaling Casper’s cultural development.
Senator Warren of Wyoming plans an amendment to raise the wool duty to seven cents per pound for third class wool, instead of three cents, while New England and Western senators align to keep duties on wool coal hides and lumber. The press notes the news coverage.
Mrs Standard has received many replies to letters supporting the project. The plan will be presented comprehensively to the people to show benefits to all districts in the county. The excerpt is from a letter by Meda Brown Sinzel, county superintendent of Johnson County, regarding the high school.
Last night the state university girls staged a strong musical program drawing large attendance. The ensemble played with harmony while Mrs Clark and Mrs Goodwin received praise for piano and violin solos. Laura Breish delivered an engaging Ben Hur reading. A dance followed at Odd Fellows hall with many partners. Seat sales totaled 175 dollars with 167.75 dollars cleared for the school.
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