Pivotal Party Shakeup Prompts Endorsements in Indiana and Natrona
The piece notes Indiana papers shifting to the Bull Moose ticket and cites Progressive party appeals for funding and county officer nominees Ben L. Scherck and O. K. Garvey. It highlights calls for Taft proclamations and critiques of trusts, with local details on Casper area candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Progressive Party
United States
Ben. L. Scherck
Bucknum
Casper
O. K
Progressive ideals cited in county race and old political ideals
The piece argues for progressive government methods across ages referencing Casper Lodge and Les Shepperson a sheriff candidate noted as a popular stockman. It contrasts historic framers and today’s progressives, urging modernization to ease long standing political burdens and corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Lodge
Independent Order of Red Men
Les Shepperson
The Standpatters
A prose piece by Lander Eagle critiques standpatter minds from ancient to modern times. It lists figures like Noah, Moses, Daniel, Jesus, Galileo, and advocates against reform, urging readers to separate from such standpatters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah
Israel
Egypt
Daniel
Jesus
Galileo
South
Panama Canal
Lander Eagle
The New Parcels Post Rate Changes Described
The article discusses government plans for parcel delivery systems in large cities and private contractor options. It notes new indemnity rules for damaged items and outlines proposed rate changes, including a one cent per ounce charge and varying weights by distance.
Glenrock Glimpse: Local Moves and Developments
Walter McClure returns from Thermopolis and plans to visit later. H A Pitts back from the East and ready to drill. Mayor G W Thomas traveled to Douglas on business. Stuart Anderson family plans Virginia trip. Geo McRorey from Casper visited Glenrock. Mrs Casher heads to Denver after week with sister W Kimball. W L Fenex lands reservoir work contract on Higgins Dry Creek ranch. Hawkins & Davis plan a October 1 saloon opening in the old meat market building. Road camp relocates near town and will camp on Deer Creek, with road graded to city limits. Wet weather aids road work. Brubaker boys haul hay to Casper. Clement Ayres and wife visit, grain bound before snow. W A Saul ships cattle to South Omaha. possible sale or rent of his ranch near Douglas. Marsch of Douglas and Warden Alston plan to add to Cody road gang.
St. Mark's Church Announces Sunday Services Schedule
The notice lists Charles Cles Rotor as rector for the Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity on September 2 with morning holy communion at a.m. and Sunday school in the morning at Wo'elock, morning prayers and sermon at Ll o'clock, and evening prayers and sermon at o'clock. Strangers and friends are invited to all services and the rector offers ministry in Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Church
Charles
Cles
Rotor
Maly
Wo'elock
Baptist Church Invites Worship and Bible School
The church invites attendees to Bible school at 10 o clock and morning worship at 11 00. Evening praise and sermon at 7 41. Midweek prayer Wednesday at 7 30. Good music at each service and a place for you in the Bible school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nwopton
Ws. Bible School
Bible School
Local Events and court news from Casper area
Mrs. James Isham recovered from appendectomy enough to leave hospital for home on Sunday. Mrs Waters visited the Pines offices and viewed a cucumber garden exhibit weighing three pounds. The Misters ranch southwest of town reports a splendid crop of vegetables and grain. George Smith was found guilty of enticing Mrs Edwards to Nebraska and was jailed. Edwards testified against him after reconciling with her family. He remains jailed awaiting January district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Isham
Doling Met
Mra. Waters
Pines
Arden
Misters Ranch
Sik
George Smith
Tubbs
George Edwards
Nebraska
Smith
Sheffner
Casper
Classified Ads Offer Bargains on Planes, Furniture and More
Unclear classified line items advertise a new plane, used items, men garments, a Casper Lawn Drive sale location, Spring weights, a black piano, Rambler auto, a small engine, a brick seven room house with cash or easy terms, and fourteen horses for sale with viewing in pasture or Law Mountain area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinos
Casper Lawn
South
Center Street
For Rent Notices and Furnished Rooms in Local Areas
A damaged OCR fragment lists rent notices and furnished room ads. It mentions an Episcopal recovery or organization, a new house for rent, and a furnished room with board at a specific street, inviting inquiries. The text is garbled with unclear names and places.
Wanted at ones competent seam stress KE
A terse missing person style item notes a request for a competent seam stress KE in room 13 of the Pie building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. King
Pie Building
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Warkly HY
Tn Paes Company
Finer
Isi
Omi Tion
Progressive Ticket
National Row
Congressional Fon Queniiceman
Charles EB. Winter of
Kvaneton
Richard Sulpp
Oueper
Tarr
Mieturis
Chicago Tribune
George D. Cran
Vermont
Euphemia Apple
Taft
Nogi
Mr. Taft
Tyler
Glenrock
G. W. Thomas
Douglas
Stuart Anderson
Virginia
Geo. McRorey
Mrs. Casher
Mrs. W. Kimball
Denver
W. L. Fenex
Higgins Dry Creek
Hawkins & Davis
Deer Creek
Brubaker Boys
Jim Lam
Clement Ayres
Ranch
W. A. Saul
South Omaha
Bartshe Boys
Eddie Virden
Mr. Saul
Marsch
Felix Alston
Rawlins
Cody
Stylecraft
Webel Commercial Co
Kasay
Moonvain
Furmbehed
Abel
Berry
Merlo Hivere
Thane
Keystone
E. W. Madden
Big Horn Hotel
Wolton, Wyoming
Grand Central
West Second Ave
Suromer
R J Kline & Washburn Attoneys-At-Law
Townbend
Richard Shipp
PF. Craig
East Second Avenue
Vitiee
Mwe
Ice Man
Wenning
Nash
Bleck
J. W. Hingham
Hohe Baugh
Casper Steam Laundry
View
Arge
Greene & Steele
Oh Free
Nsure Sewin
Chicago
Wyoming
W. Kocher Centusy
Ote Abe
Paowe
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