Local notes and arrivals in Casper area society
Casper society columns report travels to Douglas for land office business and duty calls, births, marriages, and illnesses. Residents visit relatives, attend parties at V. R. ranch, and note a number of movements between Casper and nearby towns. a death in Chicago and a hospital stay in Omaha are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Taylor
Casper
John
Edward Walkinshaw
Douglas
J. A. Whittecar
Tragic Runaway Ends Life of Glenrock Boy
Jerome McMahon five years old died after a runaway incident in Glenrock Wednesday evening. He rode on a wagon with his father on a timber-laden vehicle when a rein dropped. The wagon struck something near the depot, throwing him. He was taken home then to Dr Smith for repair, but internal injuries proved fatal en route to Douglas. The body was brought back to Glenrock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome McMahon
Con
Don McMahon
Glenrock
Mr. McMahon
Depen
Wagran Strick
Smith
Douglas
Selilleter
Jey Ue Prechowsi
Finneral
Glencuhk
Fragmented Theological Discussion Of Moses And Christ
A fragmented religious text discusses Moses as a type of Christ and the Church, detailing antitypes of Levi priests and the Law. It explains Moses’ two tables of the Law, veiling of Christ’s glory, and the transformation of the Church from earthly to heavenly nature.
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Moses
Seradl
Jesus
Jesta
Peter
Jewne
Hamony
Tarael
Levi
Israel
Gborhouia
Minself
Adam
Christ
Apostle
Church
Tle
Eile
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Upder
Unclear OCR snippet on golf and dialogue
Fragmentary OCR text shows disjointed dialogue about golf and personal remarks with numerous garbled numbers and letters, lacking coherent events, names, places, or dates to form a factual news card.
Woren Rule Text Fragments in Marriage Service Dialogue
The excerpt presents a dialog where Mise Strongmind argues alteration of the marriage service by omitting the word obey. Mr Meekly counters that the term would be merely transferred so the man will say, reflecting a debate over traditional vows and gender phrasing.
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Marrage
Dioston
Left Clue and Sunday School Teacher Dialogue
A fragmentary exchange discusses consists of a teacher asking Kate how God knew Adam and Eve ate the apple and Kate replying with a cryptic answer about peelings and desire. The passage asserts a woman’s power over man through self restraint and suggests giving in harms the woman.
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Kate
Exile’s Face Echoes in Dark Cosmos of Suffering
A stark portrait speaks of sundarkened justice, a gaunt exile who endures self repression and mystic inner trials. The passage recalls the hate of man and distance of women, yet hints at the enduring presence of God.
Shy on Both. Judge Quips on Gold, Bills
A brief courtroom quip by a judge remarks on the rarity of a golden eagle and a skeptical view of an ordinary ten dollar bill, highlighting a judge’s sharp line.
International Romance and a Talking Scale
A quirky excerpt from Washington Stay features a joking exchange about romance and modesty. The piece jokes that a man might lie to keep his wife happy. It also mentions a newly invented scale with a phonograph attachment as a humorous detail.
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Washington
Stockman Farmer Offer With Casper Press Subscription
A subscription deal offers The Wyoming Stockman-Farmer for one year with Casper Press. The clubbing offer is promoted as exceptional. Inquiries and sample copies are available at the Press office.
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Casper Press
Wyoming Stockman-Farmer
Moral Lessons From A Childish Ad War
A whimsical exchange between a mother and child highlights the idea that true manhood comes from industrious study and self restraint. The playful dialogue contrasts dreams with practical behavior and the value of learning and discipline.
Where She Was Wobbly and Bold in Duty
A fragmentary report describes Edith bravely performing a duty during a school visit, praised by her mother for calmness and lack of visible nerves. The passage mentions a child’s ingenuous remark about bonds and knees and includes garbled references to royalty, notable figures, and a racing scene with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Bennett
Chicago
F. H. Oehlmann
Tearns
Ohio
Fred
Edith
Fragmentary text notes in a late issue
OCR fragment references a street, a person named Misner, and a location near Haut Wa, with unclear context. The readable items hint at a public notice or local label but lack concrete actions, dates, or entities to establish a clear event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR Text About Travel and Place Names
The readable text fragments reference Rome and railings with unclear phrases about doors windows and hotels. Names and locations are garbled, offering no coherent event or clear identities to confirm a concrete news item. No definite persons organizations dates or outcomes emerge from the legible lines.
Portion of Boda County customs cases disclosed
Officials in Tint Me district report unpaid imports and related penalties totaling around 5000.06 dollars. The record notes potential annual revenues from these beverage imports reaching about five thousand dollars.
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Boda
Boda County
Fragmented text hints at a dialogue in a cafe
A garbled passage shows two characters seated in a thin restaurant discussing a task. One remarks about tying something while the other refuses to talk and asks to read it to the wall. The text is incomplete and unclear.
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Walter
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Finerer
Tilton Re
Casper Marlee
Congress
Glenrock News
J. R. Slaughter
Wheeler Eskew
Mr. Slaughter
A. Anderson
Mise Ella Brown
J. FE. Higgins
J.C. Taylor
Omaha
Geo. Buell
Chas, Hawkins
Robert Barker
Geo. Whittecar
Newcastle
Lloyd
O. L. Walker
Lost Springs
Miss Stephens Patik
Frank Urasek
Father Dominic
Ralph Hayes
Bradley
V. R. Ranch
Frank Stuart
Cheyenne
Messrs
Knight and Brown
Denver
William Hughes
Glenda
Maurice Flavin
Thermopolis
Wim, Smith
Edna G. Smith
C. A. Patzold
J. F. Leeper
Edness
Ruth Kimball
BE. P. Kimball
Moulton and Petrie
Kimball ‘Hotel
Jdepot
Irene Clayton
Louie Eggert
Colorado
Col. I. M. Coggeshall
Roy Hook
Mr. Hook
Big Muddy
Dr. Naylor
Ed. Smith
Boxelder
R. H. Nichols
Hack
Wyoming
Acme Barber Shop
G. A. Frees
Prop
Center Street
Firtclana Service
C. C. Ross
Ash Street
Marion N. Wheeler
Townsend Block
Wro
Elkhorn
Wal Mars
J. F. Dalton
Dares
Duncan Lumber Company
Derrick Cimbers
Rock Springs
M. G. Preston
Mar
Farm Magazine
Mery
Charles
Bigland
Dreweed
Lewis
Pratroe
Stan
L Peliwig
Ted
Lee
Ettheen
Rome
Critiee Winek He
H. F. Shaffer Architect
Onl Belg
Anheuser-Busch
Americas
Bohemia
America
I. D. Woodward
Riverton
M. D. Keith, M. D
Wood & Poshay Block
C. L. Gillam
South Center Street
IMPOO
BOM
Marshall Huxton
Sachern
Bex Semkmck
Casper Camp No. Vrs
Lorruerinio
M. Lowswes
W. H. Lloyd & Son
Casper Lodge
Koowen
N. G
W. Navion
Just
Greene & Company
Casper Hotel
W. E. Tubbs
Framness & Berhow
Carpenters
Linden Avenue
Casper, Wyoming
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