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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1911
Page
4
A New Jeremy man who raises broilers explores using a vacuum cleaner to pluck fowls and remove pin feathers at full speed. The plan, tested on a broiler, produced feather-free results and could harvest feathers for pillow casings, potentially cutting labor and broiler costs.
A group of Bowton youths and typists volunteer for experiments at the Carnegie laboratory. Professors aim to illuminate the union of body and soul and seek improved treatments for difficult diseases once deemed incurable. The ObMeRRALION line is expected to show the value of mental howling and the hoped for discoveries.
The article extols walking as vital training for golfers noting the physical exercise and the mental relief it provides. It argues the real benefit lies not in the swing alone but in the distraction from daily concerns and the overall fitness gained.
A movement led by Oblo Nan Hae aims to create an international society. The challenge lies in persuading any modern coalition to endorse the society and its recognition.
Wealthy New Jersey residents oppose a shade fee after birds roost and tweet, prompting concern that urban civilization harms nature. The odd clash highlights how even small wildlife noise shapes local policy conversations.
Western Newspaper Unum News Repvice reports the seventh annual convention of the National Commercial Gas Association in Denver with delegates from across the nation. Also noted are the Woodrow Wilson Democratic Club of Colorado forming in the convention hall, and various local items from Utah, California, and nearby states.
Zapatiotas attacked Milpa Alta Mealeo near the capital as federal troops repelled the assault in a five hour battle. The crews of two ships were wrecked near Gironde Hietuary during a storm. only seven of twenty two aboard survived and several bodies were recovered. A newspaper extra reports a minister involved.
Fort Cot Hills Agricultural College beat Fort Burcell 7 to 0 in football. Philadelphia defeats New York 12 to 2 securing the world baseball title for a second year. Promotions leader Marius Durand stationed in Cripple Creek. Mike Malone sails to Philadelphia to promote in the East. Chicago promoters face a setback as Ary, Ind. announces no more prize fights in the city. Talks underway for a six round bout Packey McPearland versus Matt Weller in New York at the Fairmont Athletic Club next month. Harry Riede and Johnny Shaskey draw in a 1h round bout in Walsenburg before 500 fans with Riede at 118 and Shaiskey at 130 pounds.
The Washington Supreme Court begins review of the Alaska land fraud case involving Charles Munday and Archie Briely amid other records of a $2000 care bequest for an aged horse. Aviation gains traction with George Dyott and Patrick Campbell Hamilton aboard a Duperdussin monoplane near Nesey aerodrome and a successful landing.
Annual Wyoming Wool Growers convention planned in Cheyenne with surveying over Sheep Mountain. Engineers from Greybull work on Sheep Canyon area near the Me Horn river to locate a tunnel lowering the grade of the line through the canyon. The Sheep canyon line is part of the Hill gulf to canal route.
Big Horn County has completed land and roids mapped and surveyed with township details up to January 1, 1911. Maps include road records and topographical features such as rivers and notable landmarks.
Oil firm agrees to drill a 400 foot well in Cody to yield one million gallons daily at a price of 50000 dollars. If the well fails to produce the target, the company receives nothing. The City Council will likely approve the contract with the drillers.
Local authorities question a sensational tale of Cokeville bandits linked to a Salt Lake City group. Despite reports of a bank robbery in Cokeville weeks ago there is no confirmed sighting or arrest, and officials advise caution about the claims surrounding the supposed outer-hawes.
Two year old Elmer Moore, son of A Moore of Cooma, fell from a saddle during a ride. Witnesses describe the horse bolting and the boy striking his head on the ground, with possible fatal injuries.
A six month old child of Ranchman Codyi Docker drowned in Dalat Creek while crossing a log bridge. Rescuers searched for two hours and found the body over a mile downstream lodged in driftwood near the stream.
The body of an unidentified man who hanged himself from a Wyoming sage brush was found by a burner near his home. He used a rope tied to the brush and leaped into a draw, hanging until death. Coyotes later gnawed one leg at the knee.
Toward Artesian flow from the Miller well the water pressure rose high enough to lift a 10,000 pound weight on the cable as drilling continued. The top flow appeared at 2,519 feet with drill depth reaching 2,575 feet despite strong pressure and difficult conditions.
Hoarded famine fears rise as Star Valley tribes including Sioux and Arapahoe brace for a brutal winter. Officials warn deaths loom among Kee and related bands unless relief efforts and ditch irrigation funded by white settlers proceed. The irrigation project, begun two years ago, has cost about $150,000 but progress remains incomplete.
Fragmentary report describes remains found by Martin Thomas while hunting near Mountalne ranch. Burned skeletons and scattered gear are said to belong to pioneers attacked by landings in early days, with ambiguous markers and relics nearby.
Reports from Rock Springs, Cheyenne, and other Wyoming towns note street improvements, strikebreakers, and a growing road fund. Bear and elk hunting yields four bears and two elk. a $500 reward is set for the Whitney brothers. Boundary decisions between Colorado and Wyoming are finalized. An epidemic outbreak in Lander eases. Sugar beet shipments to Ft. Collins resume. A range of accidents, thefts, and court-related notes fill the ledger alongside civic efforts like a new baby shelter fund and trout stocking.
The page lists livestock prices across categories including beef steers cows and heifers grass fed quality varied from fair to good. Hogs and sheep data appear with ranges for lambs yearlings wethers and ewes and regional feeds such as Colorado and Nebraska uplands timothy alfalfa and straw per ton.
Grain prices listed for milling types and bulk oats in Idaho and Colorado. Corn and bran values noted with sack measurements. Wool market in St Louis shows steady tone with various grade ranges and washing options.
New York quotation notes dull copper and nickel alloy prices for October through January with varied figures. Electrolyte and casting prices appear around 12 thousand to 12 thousand six hundred, with scarce clarity on units. Iron and foundry materials show quiet activity and scattered numbers.
Livestock market notes show cattle steady with steady foreseen demand. steers and heifers mostly around 400 to 650 dollars per head. Calves and feeders varied. hogs lower and packers active. sheep market steady with moderate price levels throughout the period.
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