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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1910
Page
7
A lengthy, garbled update from Natrona County compares taxes dodged by Judge Carey to state practices, attacking a 1910 era circular as a crude fraud. It cites Brooks and Mullen era officials, claims Carey paid all taxes, and critiques campaign messaging and public lands deals in Wyoming.
Fragmented OCR text describes an attorney paid by county and state funds, alleged political influence, and mentions a candidate or official tied to land deals and a penitentiary link. Names include Aman and Parker, with references to Wyoming and Ann Arbor.
The piece accuses Judge Carey of tax dodging as the Wyoming tax commissioner remains final with no appeal. It alleges alfalfa lands owned by Carey and Governor Brooks are taxed differently, a move framed as machine tactics. Carey protests on principle to highlight alleged misconduct by the power structure. The Temple theatre continues a Saturday matinee program for children.
Classified notice describes a small heated three room house with a futon bed and nicely furnished rooms. It lists contact adding John Waldhers care of Caledonian wale te for arrangements.
A fragmentary note from Denver News mocks hardship phrases while a Casper man reports a seven pound trout and his wife retorts with a ten pound one. The Cheyenne tribune condemns a claimed tax cut as false, urging readers to compare 1908 and 1900 receipts and warning that liars count but figures do not lie.
The piece argues Carey is no more dangerous after the Republican State convention of September 15. It notes that some ring spellbinders claimed he could have gained the Republican nomination for governor. It warns an image of him as governor, due to his upright independence from bosses.
A proposal offers five sections of fresh sheep range with running water and near feed. It seeks 2000 sheep on shares or 11 percent on half the value of 2000 head, plus two years of free range for a partner. Inquiries at the Express Office. C E Hafield, known Shoshonite and Fremont County treasurer candidate, was between trains.
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