Herrmann and Company Promise Varied Violin Magic Show
A longtime Central Sington Bureau figure Carl Herrmann tours with Durno and Brush in a two person act. He evolved from violin performances to magic and imitations and built new apparatus. This season his show expands with a pianist assistant and vocalists, augmented by Deagan’s Vitaphone.
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Carl Herrmann
Central
Sington
Durno
Brush
Alwave
Herrmann
Ale
Herrmann and Company
Deagan
Stories Told by Herrmann Scrapbook Passages
A fragmentary reminiscence set recounts Herrmann’s performance anecdotes. A tall man bets a dollar on Herrmann’s Uke talent, money changes hands, and a church dispute over music ends with Herrmann paying to allow a violin performance in church.
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Noremian
Gunggielam
Herrmann
The Vitaphone introduces new sound era figures
A fragmentary note on the Vitaphone and its production, mentioning Hermanas Coupeng and a keyboard driven percussion theme. The text hints at technical methods and audience reception, describing phototape and tongue tapping as part of the sound sequence.
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Hermanas
Coupeng
Eugertaluer
Theo
Mamier
Nunn Granted Lighting Franchise After Council Vote
The L. L. Munn company won a lighting and power franchise after a council vote. A 60 day period was set to secure the franchise with a 10000 bond as good faith. The Walcott street crossing opening by Northwestern railroad was deferred pending spring.
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L. L. Munn
Whiting and Power
Cownellman Moran
Connellman Kidd
Coonellman Seals
Munn
Nunn
Nunn Company
Casper
Sim
Natrona County Electric Co
Northwestern Railroad Company
Walcott Street
John J. Harness
Northwestern Company
Karnes
Durbin Street
Center Street
First Train Over Burlington Line Reaches Town
The 61st train on the new Burlington line between here and Thermopolis arrived Monday from the east aboard a special bearing road officials. The party stayed overnight, conferred with local representatives on construction, then moved to Thermopolis Tuesday morning via the Kinmington track and crossovers completed last week to the refineries.
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Burlington
Furlington
Here
Thermopolis
Northwestern
Kinmington
Guns and Gunsmiths Surge After Pay in Burlington Road
Sheriff collects weapons from a white camp after a local drive to obtain firearms. A colored crowd bought arms on the 20th of last month as the road project paid workers. Two men face fines for carrying weapons and await June checks to pay, with jail time if unable.
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Burlington Road
Sheffner
Tubbs
Ley
Marriage unites Hernan A and Mie Cartle Gilmon in Chicago
The couple married on September 17 at the bride’s mother’s home in Chicago. Laure Gilson served as bridesmaid and Pai Johnson acted as best man. They traveled to Los Angeles for a reception, then planned to settle in Alkova where they will reside.
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Hernan A
Mie Cartle Gilmon
Chicago
Mim Laure Gilson
Pai Johnson
Thiggeliy
Caaparom
Kicekoton
Cale
Alkova
Workman Injured at Refinery Incident
A workman at the Frame Peruave refinery fell from a scaffold on Monday. The injured man, Arnot Walker, sustained a leg and head injury and was rushed to hospital for treatment.
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Arnomt Walker
Peiauiewne
Eaatiold
Aueh & Eh Ieee
Casper to Get New Brewery Benefiting Local Farmers
W C Metzger reports strong plans for a Casper brewery to serve central Wyoming. Omaha investors seek 62600 stock locally for a 50000 to 75000 dollar plant, aiming to use Warjoy barley grown nearby and cut transport costs. Construction to begin once stock is subscribed.
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Casper
W. C. Metzger
Wyoming
Mr. Meteger
Omaha
Metzger
Platte Valley
Riverton
Johnson Irrigation
Marcus Howard and Mary Carroll wed in Catholic church
The marriage of Marcus Howard and Mary Carroll occurred in a city Catholic church on a Wednesday morning last week officiated by Rev. Father Brysato. Attendants included Nellie Carroll of Harrison and Justice McCarty. After the ceremony the couple visited Douglas for the State fair and then Casper to settle, with Carroll returning home to Harrison. Howard is a respected blacksmith with two years at the Rocky shop. Carroll is a popular Harrison girl who recently moved to Casper.
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Marcus Howard
Mary Carroll
Father Brysato
Nellie Carroll
Harrison
Ned
Justicy McCarty
Miss Carrol
Douglas
Casper
Thair
Myr
Howard
Hebrus
Usaper
Natrons Club Opens Seasonal Dances at the Coliseum
The Natrons Club held the first dance of the season at the Coliseum last night. The club reports a large membership and describes the dances as delightfully exclusive.
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Natrons Club
Natrons
Coliseum
Petroleum Refinery Operating Expands Output At New Plant
Two stills at the France Petroleum refinery near Caspar are in operation. Four more 880 barrel stills will be built to reach a daily capacity of 5,000 barrels. Output is supplied by a pipeline and a relay pump. R. D. Brooks, Frank France company GM, moved offices to Denver. L. A. Reed will head the operation department. Keystone plans to build a pipeline to handle belt wells as Casper becomes a major oil center.
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Texas Oil Co
al Wplang
R. D. Brooks
France Petroleum Company
Denver
Ube
First National Bank
L. A. Reed
Opel
Ff ‘Ing
Llw
Casper
Keystone Company
Stan
United States
Goma Ups Co. i
Pela
New Midwest
Etroleum
Continental
Co. Ee
Ing
Burlington
Big Shops
Pept
Titol
State Fair Returns Strong at Ninth Annual Douglas Sale
The ninth annual state fair sale at Douglas drew large Casper attendance, fine weather, and high cash receipts totaling over 9000 dollars, a figure surpassed only in 1900. Geo. F. Stephen's horse Ruddie won one race, with NC High School exhibit drawing attention. Miss Bess Cheney left for New York with Miss Ruth Cheney, after accompanying Mr. Cheney to Chadron.
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Douglas
Casper
Geo. F. Steiphen
Ruddie
Natrona County High School
Bess Cheney
A. G. Cheney
Hales Hole
New York City
Ruth Cheney
Mr. Cheney
Chadron
Hot Springs
Natrona County District Court convenes with large docket
Natrona County District Court opens under Judge C. K Winter with about seventy civil cases and eighteen criminal matters on the docket. Preliminary work and witness summons fill the day while jurors are empaneled. Final naturalization hearings are held for several immigrants. Multiple criminal charges are listed, including burglary, larceny, assault, murder, and selling liquor. Change of venue to Converse County District Court, meeting in February, is granted.
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District Court
Natrona County
C. K Winter
Civb
Wm PD
John Chirk
Axton
Edwin Powell
George Edwards
Duncan McMellon
W. White
W. M. Sanford
Frank Howe
Ot. M. Bingham
FW. Nelson
W. Wi
Taylor
Mqnor
Pranklover
Tde
District Court of
Converse County
Reed Interests Will Not Develop Asbestos Property
The asbestos deposit near Cooper Wyoming, exploited by A. E. Mintum and associates, will not be taken over by Reed Shoup Interests which held an option for six months. The plan proposed forming a new corporation with 64 million dollars capitalization to acquire and reorg the properties, but the venture was dropped. A Denver syndicate is now studying the deposit and market with a plan to obtain control. DW P. Dickson of Denver, former Colorado attorney general, to the company president.
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Cooper
Wyo
A. E. Mintum and Associates
Reed-Shoup
Shoup Pte
Verner J. Reed
Nate
Att Casper
Almare
Plesk
Minium
Exerow
Mr. Hood
Hils
Denver
Iisa
PI. Dickson
Colorado
Denver Most
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Bingenheimer
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A.T. Butler
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