Wyoming news on Casper undergroon line work and power projects
The Casper area gains a new underground utility line and street circuits to improve service. A foreman and crew work at dawn to complete the project, with multiple crews and trucks backing the effort. The company also finishes openings to extend service toward Denver and Cheyenne, promising faster connections and better coverage.
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ASPAR
Ave
Woondain Biates Telephone & Telephone Weaphay
Ork
Valles
Casper
Het
Qty
Cheyenne Wi
Tve
Fae
Eeeoal
Har
Thade
Promeery Te
Howe
Mrs Suddath Dies After Carbolic Acid Attempt
LARAMIE Aug 10 Mrs V M Suddath wife of a rancher living on the Sam Collins homestead near town attempted suicide by drinking carbolic acid about noon today She was found unconscious and rushed to Dr Lane and died Friday The couple’s two year old daughter and her Denver parents are named in the report
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Laramie
V. M. Suddath
Sam Collins
A. E. Lane
Suddath
Denver
unclear OCR fragment about military tribute and named individuals
An unreadable OCR passage describes a ceremony or recognition involving naval or military personnel and family members, referencing public attention and a private matter. It mentions a private Miorturer and Horstman of Tock Springs with a tone of solemn pride and national representation.
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Pires
France
Reese Ricomer
Portyninth
Vos Venevord
Addees
Miorturer
Ehe
Mre
Erwaret Horstman
Tock Springs
PAMILY Heew PNts IN steepeTiva oF DUSRAND PAMILY
A damaged fragment reports a familly trouble leading to a gunshot wound and a possible suicide attempt. It mentions Jobo Vandra, a left Prenat wound, and a hospital transfer after Des Dene and Youngs provided aid. The text is fragmentary and unclear on dates or locations.
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Pamily
Dusrand
Wren River
Aus
Jobo Vandra
Prairie Rose Actress Variously Reported as Jewelry Thief
Diamonds and jewelry valued at unknown amount were reported stolen yesterday from Prairie Rose at the Lakeside ranch near here where the film Fanny Jim Sherwood is being shot. The items were kept in a chamois skin case in Prairie Rose’s room and disappeared while she was away with the troupe. Police and sheriff are investigating with troupe members and camp hands present in the aftermath.
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Laramie
Awe
Filee
Prairie Rose
Lakeside Ranch
Fanny Jim Sherwood
John Judd
Jett Judd
Fancy
Tha
White Paint Dominates New Buildings in Prosperous Town
Rians Rue notes a trend toward white exteriors in Prosperous Town as spring construction continues. Many new and existing structures including the Presbyterian manse Ras mineer howe Phoyd Heathmen’s tew howe and the Vutheratate bank building receive fresh white coats. The article cites the hope that the town becomes the “Spotless Town” of southeastern Wrot!ng.
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RIANS
Rue
Pisine
Phoyd Heathmen
Tew Howe
W. EK. Ozorth
Perald
Fiollow
Mr. C. Scott
Vutheratate Bank
Plucked Coin Reveals Cash Register Thieves
Two Mexican men robbed the Rock saloon on South Front street stealing the cash register and carrying it about 290 yards away. They damaged the register, took about sixty dollars, and were arrested after coins with holes, later found on them, tied them to the crime.
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South Front Street
Dik
Missourian Held on Kidnaping Charge
Josue Long, a Missourian, was arrested in Kimball Nebraska after responding to a farm work posting. He is accused of attempting to kidnap a sixteen year old girl and was delivered to Missouri authorities for prosecution. A woman named Collins accompanied him during the incident.
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Kimball
Josue Long
Forsling
Sullivan County
Missouri
Long
Collins
Tridle
Chas. Oldaker
Oldaker
Jane
Volunteer guide takes Mosey from stranger
A man from Granger was held up and beaten Monday night in Green River. He had been drinking and asked for the Green River hotel, where his assailant decoyed him to the street above the library and took $45. No arrest reported.
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Green River
Granger
Rock Springs Social Roundup Sees Visitors and Events
In Rock Springs Wyoming on August 10, local visitors include George Pryde and Mrs. Pryde from Cheyenne visiting Mrs. Sarah Sheddon. Attorney General T. A. Preston and Lester Baker also visited. Local residents and guests attend dinners cards and dancing parties. A 20 month old child Louise Bunten died and services were held. Mrs. Mille recovers and leaves hospital. Alvert Utley visits from Arizona. Tarvia street paving advances for Rock Springs.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
George Pryde
Cheyenne
R. E. Carron
Third Wyoming Regiment
W. B. Brennan
Louise
Dave Bunten
West Flat
John Clearwater
J. FE. Mille
Jack Thrift
Alvert Utley
Sweetwater
Laura BE. Smith
Evanston
Arnold
Fremont Lake
Three Injured When Auto Flops North of Pine Bluffs
A Ford turned over nine miles north of Pine Bluffs injuring John Miller and Bob McCleary from Hebron Nebraska and George Richardson of Pine Bluffs. Richardson suffered multiple injuries including a broken leg and shoulder while Miller broke a collarbone. Ted Berggren drove them to town. Dr. Marshall treated wounds and Richardson was set to stay with his son-in-law west of town for recovery.
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Pine Bluffs
Wyo
John Miller
Bob McCleary
Hebron
Neb
George Richardson
McCleary
Mr. Richardson
Mr. Miller
Miller
Ted Berggren
Dr. Marshall
Richardson
Dick Rutledge
Epworth league social and local notices in town
Summer visitor Mrs. C. E. Blair returns to Omaha while the Epworth league hosts a name social at the church with ice cream and cake. Local servicemen Warren Fisher and sergeants Nelson and Gilbert visit, Latimer oversees the drug store, and J B Coordt is away on vacation. Birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Kieler. Our baseball team heads to Hereford. Ladies Aid and Altar and Rosary society schedule meetings.
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C. E. Blair
Omaha
Epworth League
Warren Fisher
24Th Cavalry
Fort Russell
Nelson
Gilbert
Fisher
T. A. Latimer
Lusk
Wryo
J. B. Coordt
Oliver Kieler
Hereford
Ladies Aid
R. C. Helber
Union Pacific
Altar End Rosary Society
Earl Ray
Albin
Despondent Vernal man attempts to kill infant and self
In Green River Utah Aug 10 Jack Nichols a Vernal resident staying here slashed his and his baby's wrists. The infant's cries drew help and a physician saved both. Nichols, recovering, was returned to Vernal by Deputy Sheriff Nebeker, with despondency cited as the likely cause and domestic troubles noted.
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Green River
Jack Nichols
Vernal
Utah
Nichols
Nebecker
Uinta County
Shockley Claims Wyoming Road Speed Record With 102 MPH Stutz
Casper driver Clarence Shockley drives his Stutz to 102 miles per hour along the Big Muddy road near Strouds, a claimed Wyoming road speed record. The run, part of a $1000 wager dispute over eighty mph capability, drew about 500 witnesses as the car topped speed despite rough pavement.
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Casper
Clarence Shockley
Wyoming
Stroud’s
Big Muddy
Shockley
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