Building Boom in Casper Wyoming Signals Rapid Growth
Casper, Wyoming shows a surge in construction with six major projects totaling about 130000 dollars plus the Midwest hotel and Masonic Temple under way. Other plans include a 90000 dollar federal building, two homes, a two story business block, a 59000 dollar high school, a new depot and railroad buildings, and a half million planned in development work. Population rises from about 2000 to over 4000, with forecasts of 10000 to 14000 by 1915.
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Casper
Wyo
Masonic Temple
Second Avenue
Wolcott Street
Washington
H. G. Naylor
N.S. Wilson
Walcott Street
Delaware Avenue
Center Street
Opera House
Bur-legton
Asper
Carload of Jerseys to Start Dairy in Greybull
Samuel Shoemaker and John Woolsey of Germania brought a carload of mainly high grade Jersey dairy cattle from LaMar Missouri to Greybull Wyoming. The week long trek from Lincoln Nebraska was hampered by bad weather and the animals arrived in poor condition but began eating alfalfa on arrival. The party plans to use the cows for their own dairy venture and expand the business. Mesure Shoemaker and Woolsey will stay with the herd, Clements of Germania joined briefly visiting Missouri family.
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Greybull
Wyo
Samuel Shoemaker
John Woolsey
Germania
Grebull
LaMar
Missouri
Lincoln
Neb
Mesure
Woolsey
Clements
New Railroad Project Under Way at Sheridan
Sheridan Wyoming April 15 a Sheridan commercial club session debated railroad matters. G W Perry will represent Sheridan in Chicago at Milwaukee road talks to link Sheridan to Miles City and southward Ridward Ollette works on maps. Lou F Hellman with J B Colling discuss a Sheridan Miles City Lethbridge line financed by Seerist company who may send a representative to review the plan.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Sheridan Commercial Club
Cownell Chamber
Edelman
Railroad Committee
G. W. Perry
Chicago
Milwathes Road
Miles City
Ridward Ollette
Verner Reed
Denver
Steele
Lou F. Hellman
J. B. Colling
Lethbridge
New York
J. N. Seerist and
Stegle Tated
Mr. Hellman
Seorist Company
Hellman
Settlers Still Flock to State Settlers in New Arrivals
New arrivals last week were numerous and many cars are reported on the way this week. Ira Murphy of Loretto Nebraska brought a car of miscellaneous goods. Chas Martens and Fred Dierks each brought a car from Leola South Dakota. Tim Lowden of Lead brought a car of good sine and the Lowden family moved in. Winfield Harding brought household goods and machinery from Deadwood with family joining them. He L Barrager received a car of household goods. Mr Cale of Sheldon Town had homestead goods in the car and will soon be with us. John N Peterson, wife and two children arrived from Leac, South Dakota, with their car arriving the same day. the boys were left at Chadron but joined them Saturday.
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van Tassell
Wyo
Ira Murphy
Loretto
Neb
Chas, Martens
Fred Dierks
Leola
Tim Lowden
Lead
Goodg Sin
Leac, & D
Chadron
Nine Scholarships Pledged for University
Laramie Wy April 15. A W Augspurger of the chamber of commerce and Ar T Dunkway of the university secured pledges of 100 dollars each for scholarships. Further efforts by the committee are expected to greatly increase the list within a short time.
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Laramie
Wyo
A. W. Augspurger
Chamber of Commerce
Sugar Refinery Strike Affects 1200 In Yonkers
In Yonkers New York April 15 Louis Bpreckies superintendent of the Federal Sugar refinery closed his desk to go fishing and announced he would not return. A strike order was issued yesterday to the unskilled laborers and about 1200 men are affected.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Louis *Bpreckies
Federal
Suar
Aued
Prizes Offered at Miners Meet in Albany Wyoming
The New Albany Mile and a Half High Boosters club announces prizes for the Mining Industrial exhibition in Albany Wyoming on July 4. Exhibits from tiny mines or tributaries to the Laramie Plains are eligible with no entrance fee. Top ore exhibits win cash prizes across gold copper silver lead copper nickel zinc iron coal and crude oil categories.
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Albany
Wyo
New Albany
Boosters’ Club
Wyoming
Laramie Plains
Laramie Presbyterian minister resigns to take Seattle call
In Laramie Wyoming on April 15 Rev W A Heuricka announced his resignation from the Presbyterian church after accepting a call to a Seattle church. He will depart soon leaving Rev Henricks as the local pulpit preacher. Mrs Henricks will also be missed by friends. No successor chosen yet.
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Laramie
Wyo
Presbyterian Church
W. A. Heuricka
Seattle
Wash
Church Board
Henricks
Los Angeles
Menricks
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days by PAZO Ointment
The ad claims PAZO Ointment cures piles in six to fourteen days and offers a refund if it fails to relieve itching burning bleeding or protruding piles within that period. The message targets readers seeking quick relief and refund assurance.
Upton Wyoming City Election Set for May 13
The Upton city election is called for May 13 with likely little opposition. Incumbent Dr. C A Harman seeks a second term praised for unbiased and prudent leadership. A N Jobu non is urged for nomination to council and second term. C P Meek Pred Hansen holdovers and R A Watt is proposed for council service.
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Upton
Wyo
C. A. Harman
A. N. Jobunon
C. P. Meek
Pred Hansen
R. A. Watt
Hereford stock sold in Colorado market match
Wao Reynolds of Lusk Wyoming offered a carload of choice Hereford breeding stock in Denver on April 14. B K Harrison of La Veta Colorado purchased the lot. The item hints at a social scene as a love plot unfolds toward a marriage proposal.
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Denver
Wao. Reynolds
Lusk
Wyoming
B. KB. Harrison
la Veta
Coly
Seller of cheap goods is jailed
L. C. Clayton, jailed in Wheatland Wyoming, faces charges of obtaining money under false pretenses from farmers and ranchers. He posed as an agent for a Great Western grocery firm, took about $450 cash with low price offers and a 5 percent cash discount, and sent money to Cheyenne via an agent. He was captured in Sheridan while boarding a train. Trial set for the May term in district court.
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Wheatland
Wyo
L. C. Clayton
Joll
Banco Hame
Clayton
Great Western Grocery Company
Cheyenne
Kansas City
Appoin Ivan
Casper
Ivan
Flam
Ieie
Carroll
Sheridan
Mr. Carroll
Remarkable recovery stories boost Eckman’s Alterative
A historical advertisement claims Eckman’s Alterative cures consumption and tuberculosis symptoms across the country. It narrates Mrs. Govert’s recovery after doctors deemed no hope, detailing night sweats, weight gain, and renewed health. The text urges readers to contact Rekvain Laboratory Philadelphia for more evidence and a recovery booklet.
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Evkman
Govert
Grimih
Une
Anil
Pender Mm
Ker. Wm. Berg
St. Michael’s Cluvch
Shoreville
Tad
Eckman
Berg
Eid
Fokmon
Rekvain Latoratory
Philadelphia
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Cascarets Night Time Detox Ad Lifts Digestive Blues
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly solution for constipation and gas. It claims the product cleanses the stomach, liver and bowels while you sleep, leaving a clear head and sweet stomach by morning.
Breakfast in Washington Shows Cabinet Wives in Spotlight
A morning breakfast with Mrs. Wilson and fellow cabinet wives drew attention in Washington society. The event marked the first public appearance of Mrs. William G. Wilson, wife of the labor secretary, while Mrs. Champ Clark was notably absent. Rumors swirled about links to the Baltimore convention as Washington circles note the absence of other prominent figures.
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Cabinet
Washington
Wilson
Mra
William ®. Wilson
Secretary of Labor
Champ Clark
Howe
Dre
Clark
Bryan
Ken Ainge
Baltimore
Washington Society
Matthew T. Scot
A. BR
Mes
Korn
Indiana
Senate
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