Cadoma Cadome Tales From a Busy City by the Platte
A fragmented sketch portrays Cadoma as a bustling city on On por creek with a population of fifty real hungry men besides the cook. Charles Vroman is described in many roles including burro master postmaster depot agent hotel proprietor and more, a self described busy man. The piece blends humor poetry and local color referencing Cadoma’s workers and river life while hinting at aspirations and daily routines as January ends and Cadoma prepares to “emerge from the doug out.”
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Cadoma
Cadome
Onpor Creek
Charles Vroman
Charles
Chas
Chase
Jonah
Tfe
A Few Smiles From Casper Reporter Snippets
A jumbled column mocks modest modern foibles with quips about clothes colors and river pipes. It notes trivial gossip about households, jokes from readers, and light social observations from Casper. The item ends with a fragment about health laws and ice cream sales.
Quarantine Notice for War McIntosh Sheep Band
A 2250 head flock branded W M owned by War McIntosh and 6. O. Hartman was found infected with scabies on April 28, 1911. The quarantine covers lands five miles from Middle Casper Creek with defined boundaries and a ban on entering flocks until further notice.
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Womry
War
McIntosh
Hartman
Casper Creek
Witdening
Casper
Cc. E. Surri
State Sheep Order For Isolation Of Infected Flocks
Order from Converse Wyoming April 21 1011 mandates immediate isolation and treatment of all summer flocks infected with disease. Owners must prevent contact with healthy stock until inspection by a state or federal inspector declares them disease free. Noncompliance may lead to forced seizure and treatment at owner expense.
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Wyoming
Sumeror
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Ers
Atyraet
J.T. Atherly
Sunday church services and programs listed
Notices invite attendance at multiple churches with morning and evening services. Bible school at 10 am morning worship at 11 am with a sermon on Is the World Getting Worse. evening service time varied. Sunday school, Epworth League, and midweek prayer announced with themes and hours. welcomes extended to all.
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Mane
Ube
Im. Epworth League
Christ
Warrier Cannon
Baptist
Mioetock
Dible
Fragments Try to Capture May Day Notes
A garbled Chicago May Day entry lists clothing purchases for a celebration in Laudur and mentions nobility and wardrobe plans. The text is highly corrupted with distorted phrases and unreadable names, making coherent details uncertain.
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Chicago
Jolumen
Uae
Eclipse Watcher Quietly Works at Night
A resident along the weelers part of town attempted an odd eclipse observance. He sat with a tied chair at his house, while a neighbor watched. He spoke of reading in The Tribune about coffee preparation and a coal fire that will not burn.
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the Tribune
Fer Sale Beven room hee with beak le Whe and Freee
Unable to determine clear people places or events from the provided text. The fragment appears garbled and lacks readable nouns or dates to establish a news item.
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Pabst
Holieraa
Casper, Wye
M. C. Keith, M. D
Robrbaugh Block
Dks. Hoff & Kamp
Physicians and Surgeons
Dr. Sears
Telerie
Bik
Henidence &5Fted
Casren, Wo
H. R. Lathrop
Rohrbaugh Building
Casper, Wyo
Douglas Hospital
Pouglas
Casper Machine Shop
W. G. Noonan
Prop
Gasper. Barber
Shor
Natrona Hotel
Harry Siebert
B. Richard and
Shipp Cc
Itate
Tate
Fara el Bian
Bertoe
John Duncan
John Schnoor
Townsend
Bartlett Engineering Company
U.S
Casper Ontice, Wood & Foshay Bld
Wm.h. Lloyd & Son
Graham and White
Stewart Bakery
Sae of
Chlonge
Douglas
O—G
Goal Trust
St. Joseph
The
D. A. Robertson
Barnett Sennett Co
Hatchwood Rye
Conne
Rhinoceros
Restauran Dalton & Young CO
Orde
Schuttler
Mitchell
Fremont
McCormick
John Bellocq
Grand Central Barn
M. N. Castle
Henney Buggies
Rock Island
Io Machinery
Casper Coal & Lumber Co
Hudson Indian Coal
She Edelweiss Pwerve Hotel and Cafe
Dour
C. H. Garwood
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