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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1912
Page
2
Colorado Court of Appeals issues sweeping ruling after food trust case. The decision affects claims of food safety standards and consumer protections, with potential implications for retailers and producers across the state.
The Colorado Court of Appeals sustains District Judge Allen in barring unlawful food combinations. The decision empowers the attorney general and district attorneys to prosecute price fixing and supply control under common law and the conspiracy statute. Defendants include the Denver Jobbers Association and related merchants. penalties include fines up to 1000 dollars and terms up to two years.
Pirrmere reports workers returning to Carmerrilla after a week’s layoff. Sherides and Wye Tee were among those who came back to resume tasks and meet production demands at the plant.
A fragmented report notes multiple resignations and transfers within a department, highlighting key figures Wiley Wil, Weshiogios, D C de Marwey, and Weshiogios in Washington as part of a broader reshuffle. The piece mentions a 107-week milestone and reorganizational moves affecting chemistry and related offices.
A careful preparation for a deed by Amundgen aims to secure lasting fame. The plan centers on actions that would enshrine his name in history and memory.
A letter from Hackleton recalls Norwegian heroism and the writer’s confidence in overcoming difficulties. The piece reflects on peril faced by explorers and the resolve shown by those abroad.
The crew recounts early attempts to appraise the polar barrier from the Fram voyage. They describe sighting a vast ice wall, the Barrier’s southern extension, and Borchgrevink and Shackleton’s related discoveries. A wintering camp Framheim is established at 78 degrees south with provisions for two years and plans for depots further south and north.
Fragmented historical text mentions an opposition member criticizing the government during an early session. The record references a tense exchange with a response attributed to an unnamed figure. Text is garbled and incomplete, limiting clear attribution or outcome.
Roald Amundsen, about 40, proved among the era’s most capable explorers. He aimed at the magnetic pole and the Northwest Passage, led magnetic observations near King William Land, and funded much of his 1903 1908 Gjoa voyage from Chrystalina to the Arctic.
Fragmentary note hints at a local mystery labeled Glee Clue. Vague fragments mention Merlinto and area concerns, inviting reader speculation while details remain unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text references a large body and a wal vee in the West Girone area with unclear context and no identifiable events or names to confirm facts.
Denver market prices list cattle steers cows and heifers with pulp fed and grain fed grades. Hog prices show feeders stockers and finished hogs with per hundred weight figures. Grain and forage markets cite Colorado upland Nebraska upland timothy alfalfa and region straw prices per ton.
Mixed market chatter from Duluth highlights in store chewing and linseed pricing. Figures show $2.04 and $2.05 rates with daily demand around 62.00 percent.
Readable lines show grain futures with May wheat near 91.02 as July and Sept bids appear. Corn and rye show mixed to steady moves with prices around 16.00 for prairie bids and various No 2 and No 2 white grades noted.
The note lists copper and tin prices with March and May terms, electrolytic copper figures, and spot and futures references. It also mentions tin and lead values, plus a few names and unrelated figures.
Feeble to steady activity reported at major markets with cows, calves, steers and stockers listed. Prices appear mixed and less certain amid uncertain demand while some classes show slight declines.
The notice bundle reports varied Cody area items including David Walter age four pioneer chatter, a fire in Cheyenne and a funeral in Wheatland. It notes the Rambler mine in New Albany starting up and a first alfalfa bread shown in Cody.
In Wyoming a first fireproof building is planned opposite the federal World faratoga. The Charter Oak mine, a leading property in the district, is to be unwatered and developed as scores of companions were operating.
Mra M B Meredith dies after a peculiar January incident when a fractured leg placed in a plaster cast is removed and she suffers heart disease Casper notes the Chicago and Northwestern railway to burn nineteen more engines between Lander and Norfolk and Deadwood Soldiers beaten in Cheyenne ex police man W E Kilgore assaults James Litvan then Kilgore arrested Litvan sent to Fort Hassel hospital in serious condition Strikers return to work on Union Pacific division 1 ending federated shopmen strike
Cheyenne officials warn the city hall is deteriorating with unsafe walls. An ordinance to fund a new city hall has been introduced, but the old building could become unusable before the new one is ready for occupancy.
The Saratoga and Encampment railway has been snow bound since February 23. Gangs work to clear the line but fresh snow blows in as fast as it is shoveled out. The company requests a rotary snow plow from the Wolon Pacific, expected to arrive from Walcott in a few days.
Dr EC Steele of Wyoming claims a perfected aero mobile that cannot be classified as any standard aircraft. He describes a narrow craft with a top rudder and four canvas wings arranged in two pairs. He asserts aviators cannot fall from it, presenting a novel aviation concept from Jackson Hole.
In Sheridan operators sue the union over a strike they say halted coal shipments. They attach the miners strike fund as security for damages claiming a breach of contract. District mine workers officials order a return to work, but the strikers refuse.
Northern Wyoming stockmen accustomed to heavy cattle shipments from Weeton Campbell Crook Sheridan and Johowon counties face bleak conditions. Ten weeks of storms have left ranges buried under deep snow and ice around Billings Montana. Cattle and sheep cannot access feed. hay and grain must be hauled to them.
The Cheyenne exposition ends after a brief run of three days with somber nights marking its closure as attendees reflect on the event.
A soldier of the Sse, Paddy lefties and Comrade Bherden are reported involved in a clash at Port Macienae. Williee Wilcee, a soldier, was shot and may be fatally wounded. The incident centers on a charged confrontation among Kighteanta te antes and allied groups.
A Scottville Michigan reader lauds Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a reliable remedy for severe symptoms including backache and bearing down pains. The letter describes personal success and notes the product’s long-standing record of effectiveness.
A father speaks of a child’s sore throat and the discomfort of swallowing while questioning why one would wallow in the moment. The fragment hints at a domestic scene and a reflective, possibly humorous tone.
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