Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 3, 1919, Page 6

PAGE SIX . eee eee ' y and its "Wyoming operations |f LAST CHANCE TO MFTSTORVE TOMO BEET INNISTAY sezcistenst sess a sAMTON IF GOVBNMENT POLICY OF ee es IAMS HOM, CLAM THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE te E THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1919 ASSIST*-YOUR HEALTH pany, Record Year Forecast. CASPER TAKES es Be Seaeline tb eeueeucenente of evervthing in seasonable Fruits and Vege- - name, i "by officials in charge of th tables. We handle everything that grows. BACK SEAT AS |ieest mation. There ‘san organi z gar beet in- zation, “Volunteers of America,” paved the WINDY CENTER 3% is not «connected with the = army and should not be confused with irecibane:) |it by those solicited for donations. Work of sweeping the sand out of, Because the army’s name has been the lawn surrotinding the federal, ¥USed the local officers have called at- building was started yesterday, and) tention to the distinction. the entire east side was well swept ae Sea campaign of 1919 20 S before night. This lawn becomes| Mr. and Mrs. Frank England are in ds for the extent of ory of the com- opment of the STRAWBERRIES TOMORROW “WE HANDLE EVERYTHING THAT GROWS” @ two causes. ittee will not sell the bonds re- ed thru contributions but will re- tain them and use the interest. That sition will aid materially of the campaign goes unques n that many who do not fee! ion to make bond purcha: sh donations to the church a me will find the two inter-linked in such a fashion that no burden or hardship will be imposed. —_>- CITY FRUIT MARKET ng all reco practically buried under sand every/| Colorado Springs, where they are vis- sing located on one of the| iting Mr. England’s parents, and will Phone 247 and Get the Best windiest corners in the city. return home Sunday. fter the area was swept a large ~VSRR 114 South Wolcott — of sand which came from it was} Arthur Borks left last night for in the street, to be carted away | Denver to attend the automobile | TRIBE IRSHMHBHHHHEEEK the city street department. show. 151 South Center TE Two Stores furthe eneas d, tho ‘tie company is believed to be near its ¢ cept at one or two of its plants. The greatest acreage the company ever had w: but since that ti Jim Burns, H. J. Peterson, Ben tories have been b three new fac- ilt. Last year’s e urged to in the foll BEST VENTILAT- Lummis, Ben Pelton and W. R. John- acreage was considerably less than MATINEE ED THEATER IN oted a large'son left this morning on a 200,000 acri 2:30 & 4 P. M. . THE STATE ng good roads trip. With th immense acreage and the Provided this le favorable planting condi- NIGHT THE HOUSE 000,000 for this! Mr. and Mrs. H. C. 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