Midwest Hotel Building Postponed in Casper Controversy
Unfriendly sentiment in Casper toward the Midwest hotel project leads officials to postpone construction plans. Potential tenants and bond investors threaten withdrawal as city authorities face opposition to bar privileges and new hotel occupancy. A revised three story plan may shift ground floor use to office and retail space with private rooms for Midwest personnel. Simultaneously Hjorth Co reports a successful oil strike on a nearby well, boosting expectations of higher production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
New Lambvems
Ecomel
New Midwest
Dubois
Cheyenne
Mie
Colorado Springa
Midwest
France-Petroleum and Associated Companies
Midwest Company
Midwest Co
BR. Duttar
The
Salt Creek News Briefs From Town and Oil Fields
Recent items from Salt Creek note Frank Shatter prank rumors and a Mexican army rumor, the Raines couple’s Baltimore visit and serenade, and Midwest Co. oil well progress with indications of oil at depth. Local travel, hospital, school news, and community notices conclude with school enrollment and teacher praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Frank Shatter
Salt Creek
Mexico City
Claude Raines
Balt Creak
Raines
The
Midwest Co
Orennan and Sample Tally Lease for Denver Theater Move
Orennan and John OC Tait take the lease on the Chi e Ire theater from W. KR sample and plan a move to Denver to arrange active features. The same orchestra will be kept by the new movement. Mr and Mrs Sample will travel to California with property and a Hall season opens near Sumlay at Athletic park. Casper Athletics field team led by J B Newman will form a strong squad with a list of players including Marguin Goldie Morgen Wort Hield McCarty Powter and others. A Sunday game and adoration pricing details noted with petroleum company involvement for pumping air at a station between here and Maltreek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orennan
John OC
Tait
Camper'a
W. KR. Sample
Denver
Mir
Sanply
Sample
California
Sumlay
Athletic Park
By & Kameigiwenn
Une
Casper Athletics
Dwes
J. B. Newman
Casper
Hinaelf
Om Stil
Marguin
Goldie
Morgen
Wort
Kineh
Geld
Mew Wan
Conver Held
McCarty
Rigtet Hield
Powter
Mitwest
Pulp Refinery Project Near Capitol Hill Details
A 140 horsepower De Lavergne engine and Gould pump will power a pump system with a capacity of 6x barrels per hour. Work will occur at several buildings and commence soon. The pulp line will connect with a refinery on Capitol Hill, Wart Vaeth. Wastewater handling remains under construction west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Lavergne
Diely
Capitol Hill
The Famous City of the Sun Feature Preview
The paper teases an illustrated feature on the archaeological digs at Kaalbek in Syria and sun worship relics, promising readers insights into Lebe pyramids of the sun, Bacchus and Jupiter, with other related discoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibis & Most
Kaalbek
Syria
Hacchus
Jupiter
Mother's Day Observed With National Tribute in Wyoming
Citizens of Casper joined a nationwide Mother’s Day tribute designated by Governor Ouray. Churches held a union service at the Methodist Church with sermons by Rev. MacFayden and Rev. Villiers praising motherhood and its trials and honors. Music featured local talent and choirs as decorations and carnations crossed the congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouray
Wyoming
Casper
Methodist Hurch
K.it. MacFayden
Presbyterian Church
Ihev, MacFayden
J. Charles Villiers
St. Mark's Epicopal Church
Tey. Villiers
Kingsley
Bret Snider
Swmmer
Decoration Day program in Casper Including theater event and parade
Decoration Day exercises in Casper list Iris theater at 8 p m with invocation by Rev Ira W Kingsley and a patriotic song by Arthur Davidson. Hon Charles K E Winter offers address followed by Casper band performance and Living Flag. Procession to cemetery then. Northwest Company builds cement curb around Monument park and a gravel driveway to depot with cement curbs. Park graded seeded grass. Riverton Republican sold to John Barrett and taken by him. Willie Hearst criticized for trusting his paper editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Iris Theater
Ira W. Kingsley
Arthur Davidson
Charles KE
Living Flag
R. K. Hopton
Northwestern Company
Monument Park
Cold is Great Appetizer and Peculiar Provincials
A jumble of items describes extreme cold effects on animals and a human subject, noting hunger after cold exposure and appetite restoration after repeated subzero baths. Also features a nickel operated park bench, a tiny Mexican church, hymn humor, leaf printing, and a string of curio vignettes from The Pathfinder.
Fragmented musings from a crowded talk of varied topics
The piece offers scattered reflections on marriage norms and gender roles, politics, entertainment, and social trends. It jumbles names and events, noting figures like Taft and Roosevelt, theatre, taxes on lingerie, and distant global concerns.
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Hjorth Co
Hjorthi Co
Dytlli
Salt Creek News
Slim" Duntar
Caspar
Albert Rowan
Weilnestay
Web Mercy Friends
Powder River
Paul Streeter
Dave Streeter
Kayeun
Poweder River
Fred Hoydeton
Ue East
Boydston
Omaha
Virginia
Frank McCarley
State
Francis Brown
Ryan
Chiarite
Egans
Win. Hodge
M. ©. Dutton
Midwest O
Carl Symth
Sheridan
Marion N. Wheeler
Wehoo
Helen Wallace
Leora Wood
Casper Men
Prante Petroleum Company
Wale
Wurld & Paping Station
Veen
Maltreek
Seid
Vicard of Charities and Reform
Carey
Ely Thamday
Ely
Bam Jonson
Thie City
Blr
Miller Af
Riverton
Republican
John Barrett
Willie Hearst
Man
Beast
Arctic
Doge
Harper's Weekly
San Jose
Cal
Smeone Chads
Mexico
Penun
Fmous
Etrong
Clarence M. Mackay
Duluth
Alphonse
Marquis
Relet
New York
Judge Alton Parker
Willan Pandolph Hearst
Theodore Houwevelt
Willian Howard Taft
Robert LaPollette
Willian Jen
Nings Tiryan
Julibanialk Lewinashekyk
Taft
Hoosevelt
Hamier Tion Om
Hog County
Wari
Chicago
Tran Bremldles
Webster's
Ck Tee Ae Leung
United States
Japan
Milmdio
Wien 4
Tutt
Tee Laptiri
Kevador
Lobdell’s Bakery
Casper Real Estate
Burlington Railroad
Franco
Milwaukee Railroad
Dr. Salathe
Mahowut
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