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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1913
Page
11
The Casper Press lists a subscription price of 2.00 for prepaid yearly service and notes second class mailing status with posting date May 15, 1008. The notice appears as a periodical registration detail for Casper Oming under federal law.
The Press condemns unrestrained immorality in Casper highlighting that married men and women are involved rather than youths. It cites lax official duty, urges reform from the mayor and council, and warns that inaction could widen broken homes.
Natrona county reports a substantial rise in taxable property for 1912-13 led by railroads oil fields and refineries. 128 miles of railroad added and valuations up 599 800 for rail lines while oil output hits 925 893 barrels valued at 3 700 000. Estimated county assessment near 2 000 000 despite livestock losses.
Willcox who ran the Laramie Hoomerang announced himself as Nye’s successor but failed financially. Publication paused on a mortgage crisis and the paper was bought by a new company led by J. J. Kilgallen of Chicago, to be issued as an evening paper.
From Salt Creek comes a story of a home lost to fire and the community's swift charity led by Missousines who headed a subscription and circulated the paper among camp residents. Donations from many men followed, easing the homeless family's hardship and proving strong fraternal spirit.
A collection of wry maxims on time, judgment, and social conduct contrasts with brief hospital notices. Read of surgical cases at the State hospital and local patient updates, including Red 71 contact for practical care and names tied to recent procedures.
A fragmentary report describes Natrona County teachers gathering to discuss education, with scattered quotes about the state of schooling and the role of teachers. The text covers concerns raised, a mood of cooperation, and a call for ongoing professional effort amid local school matters.
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