Natrona County District High School 1910 Graduation
The first Natrona County District High School graduation took place May 18 1910 at Odd Fellows hall. Isabelle Wheeler gave the Salutatory, Dr Charles O Merrica of the University of Wyoming delivered the address, Helen Wallace read the valedictory, and Rev J Villiers offered the benediction. The event featured a decorated stage a chorus performance and generous floral tributes from Prof Mendelsohn.
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Natrona County District High School
Odd Fellows’ Hall
J. J. Hicks
Ife
Helen Wallace
J. ©. Villiers
Hadley
Mendelsolm
Baccalaureate Sermon Honors Class of 1910 At Casper High
Rev Villiers delivers a Psalms 144 address on education as life shaping character. He warns knowledge without virtue is hollow and urges graduates to live with humility, breadth of vision, and service. Mendelsohn receives gifts. classmates honor him with a ring and leather travel set while planning future moves.
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Villiers
Mendelsohn
Mr. Mendelesohn
Chicago
Capitol Hill Tract Sold in Casper for Over 28000
Henry White sold 285 acres known as Capitol Hill addition to Alex T and Elma Butler for more than 28000. They plan to plat and sell lots soon. part of the tract hosts the new state hospital and the H M railroad survey crosses it. Butler will arrange with a trust company to carry contracts and sell land on same terms as the townsite company. The city water and sewer reach much of the tract signaling development as a modern Casper suburb.
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Capitol Hill
Henry White
Alex T
Elma Butler
New State Hospital
H. & M. Railroad Survey
Butler
City Water and Sewerage
Casper
Casper Track Team Earns State Second in Laramie Meet
Casper high school earned second place at the Wyoming state track meet in Laramie with 14 points. Cheyenne led with 53 points while Cody, etc. Casper standout performances included John McKeehan winning the half mile and Tri Lightner in the mile, with Lightner also taking the quarter mile.
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Casper
Laramie
Washeld
John McKeehan
Cody
Tri Lightner
Lightner
Cody Man
Cody Boy
McKeelan
Little Peabody
Cheyenne
Casper Boys
Echo
Smith
V. Mohler
Dum
Laramie Ople
Carnegie Library Casper Opens With Civic Club Event
The Carnegie Library opening in Casper starts tonight with the Civic Club in charge. A reception from 8:30 to 9:39 precedes a dance across three rooms. Refreshments are served and admission to the dance costs 1 dollar, aiding the library committee.
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Carnegie Library
Casper
Civic Club
Dandelion Control Method from Colorado Experiment
A Colorado Agricultural College experiment reports three applications of a copper sulfate solution kill all dandelions in a lawn without harming grass. Apply 1 1/4 pounds copperas per gallon water as a fine forced spray to cover every square inch, repeat in 2 3 weeks, possibly 4th late summer. Grass may blacken briefly but will recover and darken with watering and mowing. Avoid cement or stone walks to prevent yellow staining.
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Colorado Agricultural College
Fire truck test interrupted by arson delay
Firemen planned a Monday evening test of a new auto fire truck but someone set it off on Sunday. The department fought the blaze quickly and the machine was out of commission for a few days due to the incident near the depot.
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Verneeay
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Withour Graduates
Lana Bailey
Prof
Edith Ogburn
Prof. Mendelsohn
Wheeler
Mendelssohn
Prof. Lightner A
Isabelle
J. J. Healy
Chicago Tribune
J. J. Healy, Jr
Margaret Curtin
John J. Healy
Daniel Healy
Fortieth Street
Cottage Grove Ave
Healy
County Kerry
Ireland
America
Notre Dame University
Twenty-third
Tlmnois Volunteers
Board of Trade
Mulligan Guards
Phil Sheridan
Ward
Haymarket
Hl. White
Capitol Hill Tract
Faye Thompson
Ilebron
Nebra
Mrs. Ingram
Otis Thompson
Illinois
Sixteenth Ward
North Town
Ellis Avenue
John J. Mealy
Casper Wyoming
Col
James Healy
E. H. Power
Lander Valley
Omaha
Cssper
Uber
Wheatland
Harry Price
Mate Wheeler
Armory
Our
Justin
Kirkendall
Richards & Cunningham Co
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