Casper Press Publisher M Ry RR 1
The fragment presents a partial masthead and imprint for The Casper Press with publisher initials M Ry and RR 1 shown. No article body is readable to summarize a full event or notice.
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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1908
Page
4
The fragment presents a partial masthead and imprint for The Casper Press with publisher initials M Ry and RR 1 shown. No article body is readable to summarize a full event or notice.
A Casper weekly editorial urges voters to back William Jennings Bryan, predicting he will become a great president if elected. It notes the era’s wool price gap as thirteen, calls the Republican convention delegate extraction painless dentistry, and comments on dry farming in the state.
The New York City Board of Aldermen approved hospital zone regulations to quiet traffic and noise near hospitals. The piece urges residents to practice everyday consideration and empathy, praising the idea and encouraging personal improvement through a simple daily act.
A Ridgewood, New Jersey subscriber writes to the New York World defending William Jennings Bryan. The letter argues the paper oversteps in discrediting him, praising Bryan as an honest, constructive statesman and a strong Democratic leader, and condemns the paper for its persistent opposition to his money platform.
A garbled long OCR fragment mentions the Derby of Mileskin Sothern, a bustling but unclear tale of events, hotels, and local figures. It references editorials, a garden, and a maternal or fatherly figure, hinting at community life and a passing crisis in a Basin town, with scattered names like Coloma and Glenrock.
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