Interstate Highway Proposed Connects Scenic Centers
Oliver H. Shoup of Midwest Refining Co advocates a national highway linking three great scenic centers. Proposal would run from Colorado Springs to Yellowstone via Cheyenne and the Big Horn basin, then toward the Southwest connecting Colorado and Arizona. The plan unfolds amid a wave of travel interest and as good roads receive renewed attention.
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Oliver i) Soup
Midwest Refining Company
Coe Pikes Peak
Yellowone Park
Grand Canon
Vaorado Springs
Yellowstone
Cheyenne
Bighorn Basin
Colorado
Arizona
Orchard Expansion By Reamer Ranchmen At Natrona County
The Reamer area ranchmen are expanding fruit production as orchards grow. D N Spesiet planted 160 trees last week and Frank Julian added many fruit trees to his noted apple orchard. Alex Mille and Ed Kerns also planted numerous young trees this spring. Jacobbean showed Natrona County climate suits fruit growing with irrigation, encouraging other farmers to plant orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Spese
Frank Jnlian
Alex Mille
Fd. Kerns
Natrona
Good Roads Project Promises Westward Economic Boom
Shoup argues a transregional road initiative extending about 1,260 miles could cost roughly $4 million and boost commerce across the West. He notes potential interest from Wyoming Arizona New Mexico and Colorado as well as overall commercial development in the region.
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Shoup
West
New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Arizona
Frank A Johnson Death By Own Action
Frank A Johnson committed death by own action by shooting himself through the breast near the Platt river. He bought a Remington .35 caliber rifle at Schwite hardware and waded out from shore to end his life. A coroner's jury ruled death by own action and his body was taken to Chamberlain Undertaking. Johnson was ill and may have been placed in a hospital. letters from Canada were found among his effects along with a certificate of deposit for 500 and $245 cash.
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Veehay
M. H. Barnes
Carroll Fuller
Chamberlain Undertaking Establishment
Johnson
Canada
Frank A. Johnson
Industrial Club Sets Meeting for Celebration Planning
The Industrial Club meeting at the courthouse failed to draw attendance last night. A Monday gathering will decide if Casper will celebrate on the Fourth of July and review Frontier Days company plans to present their show here. Messrs McCarty and Clark travel to Douglas to arrange a fall engagement. The club urges all citizens and business men to attend next Monday to discuss celebration plans.
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Industrial Club
Court House
Casper
Frontier Days Company
Messrs. McCarty
Clark
Douglas
Hubby Arrested in Denver Over Contempt Charge
J E Stock of Casper oil operator was arrested in Denver on contempt of court at the urging of his wife Maude Stock who sues for divorce. The Savoy hotel arrest followed a district court order by Judge Denison. He posted a $1000 bond and is free pending further action. The charge stems from failure to pay $75 alimony and $500 attorney fees.
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Hubby
Denver
J. E. Stock
Casper
Maude Stock
Savoy Hotel
Charles Lewis
Denison
Stoeck
Burke Couple Return From Pleasant Vacation
Mr and Mrs Tom Burke came back Friday from a pleasure trip visiting relatives in Decatur Hot Springs Ark and a stay in Denver. They report they are looking and feeling well following the vacation.
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Tom Burke
Decatur
Hot Springs
Ark
Denver
Two Wyoming divorce petitions filed in Natrona County
April 1914 notices show May B Wickam petitioning for divorce from William Wickam, citing desertion and neglect of the child Dorothy Wickham. Another action by William E Moore seeks an absolute divorce from Anna Moore for willful desertion. Attachments and notices include a separate attachment on Jacob L Taylor of Natrona County.
Capured Coyotes Alive By Rancher After Digging Out Pups
A. J. Hoskey displayed five young coyotes captured alive at his ranch on Saturday after digging them from a hole. The pups were later dispatched and a bounty claim was filed.
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A. J. Hoskey
Notice of Publication for Divorce in Natrona County
NOTICOR FOR PUBLICATION State of Wyoming ty of Natrona County District Court Sixth Judicial District Rosas Roberts plaintiff vs Roberts defendant To Ole Roberts defendant a resident of Wyoming unknown last residence Casper Wyoming You are hereby notified that on the on day of April 1914 the said plaintiff Rosas Roberts began an action against you by filing her petition in the district court Sixth judicial district in Natrona County Wyoming where said suit is pending Cause number 40 The prayer of said petition is to obtain a divorce from you alleging neglect and abandonment and coverture The case seeks dissolution of marriage based on grounds stated in the petition
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Ton P.stim
B. Wickam
Wickam
Anna Moore
Wyomit
William E. Moore
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
Natrona County
A. D
State of
Wyoming
Jacob L. Taylor
F. D. Berry
W. EB. Tubbs
Said County
F. D. Herry
R. B. Washburn
Aity
Rtie Roberts
Ole Roberts
Casper
Hows Roborien
Sisth Judicial District
Netrous County
Biate
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Bingenheimer Lumber Co
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Cadillac Company
Cadillac Care
Koudseer
C. LY LE Manbeck
Stranger
Belt
MIA. J. BE. Stock
State of Wyoming
the Sixth Judicial District
Frede, Place
R. G. Taylor
Nelson
Postoffice
Burlington Depot
O. E. Carter
Geo. B. Nelson
F. R. Henry
Harry Bubb
Casper Transfer Co
Draying
J. H. Huff
Marion N, Wheeler
Townsend Block
Casper, Wo
United States
Wyoming National Bank Capital
R. B. Brooks
G. B. Abbott
Roy C. Wayland
the Club Cafe
Jack Duke
Propr
Kimball's Alley
Noticor
Ty of
Sa. Wy
Rosas Roberts
Acme Barber Shop
G. A. Prees
Center Street
Wm. Kelsey
Veitch
John Duncan
Dray Line
Plage Moving ¢ Specialty
Attoneys-At-Law
Tomedins
Go, W. Ferguson
John W. Whelan
Wyoru
Nicolaysen Lumber Co
Schuttler
Mitchell
Fremont
McCormick
Wyatt
Ling
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