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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1909
Page
6
The rural delivery system started in Carroll County and grew to 40 919 routes serving 20 million daily patrons. Government cost reached 170 million dollars as it expanded accessibility, cut isolation, and boosted rural intelligence despite initial opposition from vested interests.
The Baltimore American argues hazing by cadets incursions into discipline and career ruin. It asserts punishment is essential to maintain high military standards and obedience, urging irrevocable consequence to end persistent hazing and preserve order.
SHon Martin A Knapp chairman of the interstate commerce commission warns of a huge fall railroad tonnage rise and doubts carriers can handle the cargo. High crops and revived commerce drive demand for freight cars and a 20 percent reserve of cars for emergencies. Car builders urged to act to keep tracks clear during the revival.
Plans for the Hudson Fulton celebration describe an immense naval pageant with 16 battleships, three armored cruisers, three scout cruisers, 12 torpedo boats, four submarines, two parent ships, one tender, and 13 auxiliaries. Foreign vessels may join, creating a monumental exhibition in waters famed for early steam navigation.
Oyster raisers vow to bring the finest fat oysters to eastern markets to start the season. Packers and buyers expect a steady supply, aiming to widen consumption and ensure steady demand across the coast.
The strike by laborers at the Utah Copper Company plant has been settled. Also noted: the American Association of Public Accountants to hold its Denver convention October 18 to 22. Thomas He Swope, millionaire and philanthropist, died at 82 in Kansas City after a stroke.
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President Taft announced plans to ask Congress to authorize 10,000,000 in bonds to finish irrigation schemes started in the West that had stalled due to funding shortages. The report also notes claims about child bounty payments and immigration sentiment from Galveston, with conservation lobbying spreading nationwide and multiple patent notices from Colorado.
The Wyoming Sunday school convention closed in Dogging with elected officers. President Dr Aven Nalgon Vice President Mahoy Furyk Thomas Cheyenne General Secretary Miss Alice Hal Mday Laramie Treasurer Harry Hekidérson Cheyenne Department Superintendents Adult Bible class Rev WV My Robinson elementary Mrs 140 Mik lar Douglas home Rev Oscar Wooda Laramie intermediate L L Newton Cody missionary Mrs F We Phifer Wheatland temperance I Ts Laugh In Lardimle teaching training Miss Oma Li Cady Shoshoni Women Elect Officers The Wyoming State Federation of Women’s Clubs elected officers for two years with Mrs Gov B B Brooks Cheyenne president Mrs C P Hanne Sheridan vice president Mrs F W Phifer Wheatland Mrs L G Davis Cheyenne Mrs R A Morton Cheyenne secretaries Mrs John Hrickson Laramie treasurer Mrs J C Baird Newcastle auditor
Mrs Harnesberger, manager in Lander, Wyoming, arrived to resume operations at Hannah and Conant Creek leases. With her initiative, she wired for drillers and sharpeners and five men already began work. Machinery convoys head in as asphaltum development proceeds despite the employer's ten day hunting trip.
Notice announces a resurvey for au Jande areas in Bigistorm County covering townships 63 64 65 and 50 north of range 101 west plus townships 83 and 64 north of range 102 west. Estimated length 1058 miles includes all exterior subdivisions meanders connecting lines and boundaries of private land claims school sections and state land selections. The survey will follow standard state rules and general instructions.
The sale of the Henry Brumm ranch to Oscar Beeler of Slater was completed in the Baggs valley after a month of dealings for five thousand dollars. Beeler plans to visit and inspect the property in early spring and make the site his future home.
In Laramie Charles F. Sodergreen and his wife with their son returned from Sweden where they had hoped to reside a year or more. They will not leave the state again and sold their Laramie river yacht to Fred McLaughlin and A. T. Durat, planning to stay in this city.
Larry Farthing of Cheyenne shipped a carload of stock to Omaha for sale this season. The cattle car yielded a 6 pounds profit per head and sold at the market, reflecting strong gains for the period.
Fragmentary OCR shows intent to build five new school houses in Bewcastle region. Details about location numbers and timing are unclear. no concrete dates or official bodies are readable.
Basin uses natural gas for lighting and domestic needs with plans for industrial use at low cost. On September 22 gas from Greybull field entered Basin mains and heated Mayor W S Collina's home stove, marking Basin as one of two Wyoming cities supplying gas.
The Cowley oil boom begins as a new refinery at Cowley Big Horn county opens. Local drilling along the Byron country lines is pushing downward with several promising holes. Early yields suggest the refinery will receive daily crude oil once operations stabilize.
Fragmentary: plans drawn for laying pipe from distant reservoir to the settlement to provide a robust water supply. Details unclear due to garbled text but indicates establishing a long pipeline for town use.
Readable fragments show Percy Hoyt and others winning at a county fair saddle contest. Senior stockmen attended, including Mr. Davidson, Peecasdale, Hemen, and other prominent figures. The event highlighted popular saddle gear and local competition.
A fragmented notice notes rapid improvement and urban growth across Helena Streets. It highlights new shops and avenues, with residents praising rising prosperity and investment. The piece underscores the town’s improving outlook and confident economic prospects.
The Sheridan based paper announces a launch in the northern part of the state with Ed Young, a renowned fruit grower, as promoter. It describes high quality apples and a schedule for sales and distribution as the daily aims to become the region’s sole daily publication.
A chaotic exchange from telephone lines leads to a mistaken ambulance request as Arctic explorers quarrel with a secretary over who ordered aid. The dramatic moment unfolds when misheard prompts collide with frantic commands.
Fragmentary verse urges a mother to return from the club and prepare tea. The speaker repeats Come home and notes the table is not set and the kettle unused. The tone resembles a domestic domestic scene with urgent waiting.
Fragmentary readable text shows a dialogue about men and a reaction by a child. The lines suggest social interaction themes within the Bright family and a referenced remark about fog and perception. No clear event or outcome is present in the legible portions.
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