Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 8, 1919, Page 7

————— e WEDNESDAY, OCT AY, OCT. . ANDING FIELD AND HANGAR WILL brig an SHE QE CLUMIMAION OF CITY wa ash che i tae NG nimples of unlighted streets in the aoa | ate 8 The average number of mierob1s- it EN AGAINS STREETS I§ GRITICIZED residence section. the teaspoonful of milk kept ue-=== Councilman Keefe paigl that he the mo: tary conditions istt sy had made personal trips through the 000,000. S. of them are pie yf be Smog city on dark nights and had found bly d ful work, whilst ot City streets in the residence sec that many li, were needed. F y Prt uve no lights for ten blocks SL LL, ee ee 1 council told Mayor John F, Leep- = At ee a stretch and one member of the Asking judgment of $426.72 on a mochante's hi Weal cone ‘er at the council meeting that he yi ech:anic’s lien, oss, contrac- would be willing to take him over th Cite He Tract East of Bree, rupee tor find builder, filed suit in the dis- Cae Vote Improvement of Y civeltgudomonnigrtrandkehteehint Just ‘ : hs : trict court yesterday against George lowstone Avenue from Sec- how poorly lighted the streets were von fi Cole Says It is Ideal; Flying School To Be L.. Craddock, agent for the Maxwell ond and Maple East to. ~—o. ae ten of daw and mud on DENVER 'MEDICAL INSTITUTE — Established Here in Near Future company, who recently disappeared Jackson Street Yellewatoviel avon ‘ SPECIALIO®S FOR KES 89) Eighteenth Strees Ogpestte Patrance to New Fustostios . _~COME AND BE CURED Za If sffected with either acute ° ces Tourists tell —_ Ross alleges that he erected a five- ES With every indication that Casper will have a complete and mod-; @°™ house and a\barn on a home enne is the six to ten block stretch : . See BK stead near Casper on which Crad- per from the oast remember this : ern landing field and possibly a hangar, this city will be placed on the! dock had filed. The ‘amount asked il city of the state for its bad streets. lee Mie easern oulskirts et me .: + i a " oO pay B: a econd a) map of-acrial transportation as well as an oil center. The committee covers the cost of materia) and The city council Monday night at Lays en ne streets. g imple cr complicat if Kea’ : eomaaeh ts meeting voted to included the ‘tects. But now all of this is to chronto disease, alu of the city council which investigated the possible fields about Casper feeaneed Row the is sietotee te : ra ue in Paving Dic.|2 thing of the past, thanks to one . ou can come to us knows H ss asks that the lien Tuesday was in favor of the landing spot being about half a mile east - prites that the _No longer. will tourists entering Worst road between here and Chey Yellowstone avenue in Paving Dis- uert : : ate he executed and the buildings sold . 14 and pave this avenue, ¥siness man interested in the wel- ate | of the old brewery on the Yellowstone avenue road. to raise the money, ns parallel to the Northwest- Lo This spot is the best near Casper,! =——— - —— —___ je ad re accarding to Bert Cole, who has been sfe'"Ggle ne pilot eek tee with MARRIAGE. LICENSES LOOK FOR id .Generet Debuiity, Week, Nerve er flying in the Curtiss Oriole which is Galesptsnentanth ete eee THE RED BALL y of Bladder and Kisners, ate rie the first of the planes to be brot here s landing spot and hangar for | Marriage licenses were granted TRADE MARK / ; See Vuk, Woteaae. ta cere raigi hy the Curtiss company, The Cur-.the city at the meeting of the city Yesterday to Adolph Dvorak and council Monday uight. Council mem- a Reinan both of Casper and to tiss company is establishing a main)... were generally in favor of hav. Amos L. Osborn and Edith Hawks, vermantatly qure@ “} 7 and ne detention ‘at Heaeie ; i n i aving addition to District 14 w: rem Cheat % COME IN AND TALK IT OVER Sgency in Casper if a suitable land-| ing Casper keep up with ‘the modern both of Casper. The latter lice nort block of ‘paving for Lincoln . fs ing place and hangar is secured. The trend of events and not to let a Was granted with the consent of Miss gtrect from Yellowstone avenue. ta ad ti Bi ht Laie avr saree iota atone Curtiss company contract also pro-| chance to have Casper on the acrial Hawks’ mother as she is not yet 21. Fourth street. 00 ing rag vides for the establishment of a fly-| mail service slip past neglected. Sa eT ing school here and J. Y. Stock will undoubtedly go thru with the project.) ¢ The first plane and the agency of | the Curtiss company was brot here b: @f even the poorest, and One good road's booster took : irs There will be 70 ships to land in had plans well under way igh interest and pride in the city 7 fall and Mr. Cole gar and § end the city council meeting ous to h - most other in last night and to tell the council 2 ? aa peers ; . clude e r aD the United hav Tl about the impressions tourist Cc from th bl NOTICE! | NOTICE! Customers, please ask for your duplicate Customers, please ask for your duplicate siles slips. 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