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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1908
Page
7
Bean anthracnose or rust confusion explained with pod and seed symptoms. It spreads from leaves and stems to pods in warm wet summers, with tiny pink spore masses and black cankers. Bordeaux mixture spraying shown potential after three seasons in large bean fields.
London plans reveal Clifford's Inn, a 600 year old Chancery inn on Fleet Street, may be replaced by a modern business block. Once a hub for lawyers and literary figures, the site was auctioned five years ago to William Willett for 100000 dollars, now awaiting a new buyer as development aims proceed.
New York Rear Admiral Franklin B Hastings of the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club was awarded the imperial order of St Stanislaus by decree of the czar for his musical work.
In recognition of his services to the city, Hastings was made executor of Grover Cleveland's estate. He has featured in recent news due to statements about Grover Cleveland and reactions to a New York Times article. He is associated with Gould's yacht and the Reiden telly Suprine controversy in New York.
Coal miner Paul Weatherlar killed by a runaway car near Kirby on the 27th ult. Jane B Thompson appointed clerk in the surveyor general's Wyoming office. Rawlins Dennett Hardware burglarized for the fourth time this year. Sheridan to build a $20 000 church. Cheyenne Catholic Fair adds 3000 to the St Marys cathedral fund, now 126000. Italian miner William Peters found dead from freezing near Superior mines. Ranchester reports banner sugar beet yield of 20 1/2 tons per acre. Eaton Bros ship two deer specimens to Davenport for a public park. Myron Wright wounded by a rabbit-hunting accident at Fort Russell. Henry Cotton treated for frozen extremities after storm. Sheridan federal building under construction at 150000 with post office and US Court in different floors. William Jeffers named UT division assistant superintendent based in Green River. Stewart post office established ten miles south of Centennial. UP plans to replace Cheyenne roundhouse with a 40000 brick structure. Ted Wilson and Sam Young arrested near Bitter Creek for horse theft after a gun battle. Beef shipments from Laramie county routed via Omaha to Denver for market. University of Wyoming defeats Fort Russell 66 to 0 in Laramie. Baggs crackdown follows gun violence. several arrested and warned. Mali brothers linked to Emil Kotlla murder located near Minnesota. farm work to resume for trial. Wyoming Sulphur Company ships first carload to Cudahy in Kansas City. plant capacity forty tons daily. Winkelman ditch scheme denial disputed. Encampment mayor says project funded and advancing. Northern coal miners delay wage agreement ratification. old contract remains in effect.
Hi Biddle the Yankee lawyer presses Willie Brook about smoking and a tale of Bill Doolittle who lived on ten cents a week. The humor centers on frugal habits and a lone stogie replacing meals and pricey habits.
Epworth Memorial Methodist in Cleveland hires a full time business manager to oversee finances including benevolences dues subscriptions and expenses. The role supports committees and records for the official board while the pastor focuses on pulpit and pastoral duties. The church, largest in the city with extensive charity work, handles over 35000 in annual contributions and district superintendent Dr G K Morris endorses the plan.
Mrs. V. V. Albert of Upper Frenchville Maine reports her husband suffered rheumatic sores from knees to ankles for 15 years. After three physicians failed, she ordered Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. In three weeks sores closed fire ceased and pain eased. After three months he regained health.
A Texas Journal of Medicine editorial laments how lawyers charge 390 to 500 to shield clients from diaries for years, doctors demand 60 to 100 to avert lifetime consequences, and urges fair charity for worthy cases while condemning chronic laziness and vice.
A fragment discusses naming challenges and problems found during the investigation process. The text highlights difficulties in identifying and labeling items as the inquiry proceeds, with emphasis on documentation hurdles and uncertain terminology.
A dated advertisement proclaims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps lonely women reach healthy maternity. Letters from Mrs. Gilmer of West Union and Mrs. Hall of Bardstown claim restored health and successful motherhood after trying the remedy. The ad urges afflicted readers to write for advice to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
A garbled interior dialogue mentions a barb wire fence as a barrier to temptation. It asserts honesty and firm determination to do good and avoid cheap temptations, while noting stealing time from sleep as a poor strategy.
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