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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1913
Page
4
An American interviewer in Mexico City grapples with hotel staff over room availability, encountering a distant manager who denies any rooms and reads while the porter ignores the guest. The piece contrasts American and Mexican customs and paints a sprawling scene of Mexican street life and landscapes.
In a reflection on the legal world, veterans recall Judge Sherman as a pivotal figure akin to General Hutles for earlier generations. The portrayal centers on the ambitions of Hosten lawyers and the idea that a judge’s name shapes careers. A young man asks about trying cases and the legacy of fortune tied to Sherman and his father.
Fragmentary text mentions a three bad event and a person named Gom 6 Peathind. Unable to determine full event or identities from the garbled source.
A garbled excerpt recalls sickness from scarlet fever to measles and mumps, a fall from a ladder, and a broken arm. The speaker notes a mother’s claim that a boy now fares better than in childhood, ending with “Everybody’s.”
Denver market report lists cattle, hogs, sheep, and grain prices with bids from local buyers. Prices cover steers, cows and heifers, feeders, stockers, yearlings, breeding ewes, hay, grain, and regional uplands with per ton valuations for Colorado Nebraska regions and various feeds.
Charles G. Gates died suddenly at Cody Wyoming. Coroner Lewis Howe said his interview failed to prove the need for an inquest and death certificate cites apoplexy. Funeral services were held at Madison Avenue Methodist Church with burial beside his father John W. Gates. attendees included Cody officials and prominent business figures.
Los Angeles attorney Cheyenne Frank E. Runcorn sues Mrs. Rena M. George for 10000 dollars claiming breach of promise and seeks the return of 22 dollars worth of gifts alleged to have been obtained under false pretenses. Runcorn recently arrested for assaulting Mrs. George and disfiguring the widow to justify the act, claiming she broke the engagement.
Report states the 160000 estate of Norris L Wiggin, killed by his brother Orlin Wiggin in a pistol duel October 2, may be claimed by a common law wife. His aged parents, heirs, are investigating. The alleged wife, a widow, lives on a homestead near Wiggin's sonneh ten miles north of Cheyenne. She has called herself Mrs Wiggin before witnesses.
A Newark Evening Star excerpt recalls a Harvard graduate student in Chicago who hears a sharp female doctor of philosophy begin a discussion. He then praises Miss Smith as her calm rhetoric seems to cover the ground, ending a short, graceful toast.
Mrs Newlywed visits the butcher seeking two of the toughest birds in stock. After receiving two briskly presented birds and a week with one remaining, she ultimately asks for the last chicken as well, revealing a humorous take on household shortages.
Mothers praise California Syrup of Figs as a pleasant tasting laxative that cleanses the stomach liver and bowels without griping. A teaspoonful helps pass foul waste bile and undigested food in hours and is recommended for fever colds sore throats stomach pain and indigestion with directions on the bottle for all ages.
The reclamation service plans to cease work on the Rho shore project drainage system after eight months. Thirty-five miles of drains have been laid at a cost of $300.00, about $9,000 per mile, draining about 30,000 acres. project acreage totals 150,000.
The Wyoming Supreme Court denies a rehearing on Herman Claussen's appeal from Sheridan County District Court judgment. Claussen, a wealthy rancher, was sentenced to twenty years for causing his wife's death by neglect and brutality.
Lead and spelter values shown with percentages, London bar silver at 274d, Chicago grain bids listed for No 2 red through No 4, including durum and velvet chaff. Timothy, clover and pork prices appear amid a dense compilation of commodity quotes.
Cheyenne’s Samuel Carson Evanston’s Samuel Dickey Hawline’s Willian Maley Hawline and William Hooker elected to receive the Knight Commander degree by the Supreme Council of Scottish Rite Masonry United States Southern Jurisdiction in a Cheyenne event.
In a playful urban exchange Avenue and Street discuss recent friction at the Elevated and Tower stations. Avenue notes Temper, Street recalls a bad night, and they jibe about personalities who look down from the clouds. Street confesses his fault is a tired foot and nerves.
Casper O W Vite, convicted of murder of Jim Offee, is to be hanged on January 9 pending appellate review. A stay is expected while the case goes to the state Supreme Court for appeal.
A freight train loaded with ore from new mines near Hudson was destroyed in a blaze. Debris scattered along the track and crews from Kayld City, SD reported twenty to twenty four carts burned while some cars escaped damage. The cause and extent of the loss were not immediately known.
Readable OCR fragment shows figures for October and November including 1 164 and 1354 1454 units or dollars. Mentions Duluth Close and Linaeed in a compact balance style.
Gordon Fitzburgh is appointed potmanter at Le Honte and has assumed the duties of the office.
Red rough hands become soft and white overnight with Cuticura treatment. Soak bands in hot water, dry, apply Cuticura Ointment and wear loose gloves at night. Emollients preserve hands, prevent redness and chapping, impart velvety softness by morning.
A brief note extols initiative as a great value in overcoming fear. It emphasizes personal action and steady resolve as the path to courage and achievement.
Warren Jomking, inmate at the Wyoming penitentiary, calmly learned that the Supreme Court declined to intervene in his case, leaving his murder sentence unaltered. The ruling confirms the continuation of his punishment.
October cotton price at 19.67 with 2058 delivery. January futures at 13.31. Moroh shows 19.9 percent. July data and other entries are incomplete.
Unclear OCR fragment from Kansas City market scene with scattered numbers and stray words about poultry roosters bags springs and seconds. No coherent event or names present to frame a concrete summary.
Worland professor Buffium has developed a potato variety named Buffium. Early trials show potential yields near 900 bushels per acre, with growers watching closely as fields are planted and observed.
Local reports note a unusual fruit harvest from Antamitlan with traders describing a tacmer wave affecting markets. Officials advise caution as growers seek balance between supply and demand amid fluctuating prices.
South Omaha cattle quotations show mixed values with various classifications such as steers and calves. Prices appear inconsistent due to OCR errors but indicate market activity and ranges for live stock categories.
Fragmentary OCR states Mrs Newel Johnson wife of Volon Pacific engineer, started a kitchen fire while lighting a stove and a roll of gurromay (garment) was involved, with Logans Case noted and a number 178 linked to the event.
Local ministers travel across Cheyenne and nearby Wyoming towns sharing gospel messages amid a campaign to preserve faith and community values. The journey highlights religious outreach and regional 持 gatherings.
An old advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for babies and all ages. It claims it prevents constipation and improves digestion, notes its pleasant taste, mild effect, and that thousands use it. A Wisconsin mother's story endorses the remedy for her toddler. Free samples are offered by mail from Monticello MI.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a man harshly called mean as he tears out a newspaper page ad for Skinnim & Slash before handing the paper to his wife. The text then briefly mentions Castoria and a beach romance rumor with a dull punchline.
The exchange hints at repeated financial missteps as a speaker plans wealth but admits a shortcut failed. It frames a caution about overreaching for quick gains rather than steady earnings.
A sharp critique notes the uplift movement often resembles a painful spectacle with many people talking at once. An ad promotes Dean's Mentholated Cough Drops as a speedy throat cure available at all druggists.
An item from the Noston Evening Transcript notes a baby crying for an hour and a parent asking why it was not given to him. The brief presents a domestic dispute tone without drama and preserves the local press cadence.
In a clipped exchange from a Cincinnati Enquirer column, a father and son riff on terms as a playful exchange on marriage and fashion. The piece portrays era slang and domestic trivialities with a wink at social norms.
A witty exchange notes a young man delaying marriage to clear remaining installments on his engagement ring. The quip reflects financial anxieties shaping social plans and wedding timing.
A witty exchange questions whether the Suns writers deserve the label poetry. The line mocks critics who deem the work unliterary while defending the craft as valid verse. The quote echoes broader debates about artistic merit and naming.
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