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1935-1946
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ENG
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1935-05-26
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Photograph of the Casper Boot and Spur Club posing for their 5th Annual Horse Show on May 26, 1935. The Jerry Harper Collection consists of three folders. Researchers will find articles on and material created by the Casper Boot and Spur Club including the Club's 5th Annual Horse Show photograph taken in May of 1936. Also inluded is issue Number (No.) Forty of the Burlington Bulletin, a publication of the Burlington Route Historical Society, which contains a feature article on the Cole Creek Disaster; a December 1946 telephone directory for Casper, Glenrock, and Midwest; and a portrait of Leslie A. Miller.
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�BOOT AND SHJR CLUB
Oh, wo’ro tho Boot and S^ur Club
Wb’ro hor© and. hor© to stay.
ffo’r© th.© Boot and. Spur Club
Iff©,rid© ©aoh Friday.
First WG^ro on our horsos,
and tlion w©’ro on th© ground.
<0 rid© in the Armory,
And w© go round and round.
Wo started in Soptombor
Our Club just grows, and grows.
Ohl wo’io the girls of the
Boot and Spur Club.
How long, God only knows.
�THE MAN ON THE PLYING TRAPEZE
Once I was happy.
But now I'm forlorn.
like an old ooat
That is tattered and torn;
I’m left in this wide world
to fret and to mourn.
Betrayed by a maid in her toons:
Now this girl that I loved
Sho was handsome and swell,
And I tried all I knew hor to please
But I never could please hor
one quarter so well.
As that man on the flying trapeze:
Oooohi He flies thru the air
With the greatest of oaso.
This daring young man
On the flying trapozo.
His movements are graceful.
All girls doos ho ploaso,
And my love ho has purloined away.
�BOOTS AMD SADDLE
Take me back to my Boots and Saddle
Oon-ooh-ooh, oob-ooh-ooh, Ooh-oob-ooh.
^et me see that general store.
Let me ride that ran^e once more,
Cxive me my Boots and Saddle.
Let me rambla along tbe prairie,
OCib-oob-oob, Oob-oob-oob, Oob-oob-oob.
Ropin' steers and old "Bar X,’’
With my buddies. Slim and Tex,
G-ive.me my Boots and Saddle.
Got a Hank"er-in' to be
Ifitb a banjo- on my knee,
Strummin' a protty western tune.
There s a gal in Cbor^o-kee,
sbp's waitin’ tboro for mo,
waitin .beneath a Texas Hoon.
So- Take mo back to my Boots and Saddle.
Oob-oob-oob, Oob-oob-oob, Oob-oob-oob.
Let me great each blazin’ morn.
On tbo ranch wbero I was-born,
Give me my Boots and Saddle.
�Ohl Give me a horse,
A great big horse,
AM give me a huck-a-roo
And let me ^fah-Hool Wah-Hoo’. ffah-Hool
Ohl Give me a ranch,
A big pair pantSj
And give me a stetson too.
And let me ffah-Hool Wah-Hool ^Tah-Hool
Give me the wide open spaces
Kor I’m just like a prairie flower
Growing wilder eveyy hour.
Ohl Give tab a moon,
A prairie moon.
And give me a gal what's true;
And let me Wah-Hoo• Wah-HooI Wah-Hoo I
Ohl You open your mouth-two feet wide
And take a big breath or two.
And then you Wah-Hoo I Wah-Hobl Wah-HooI
�(Shoot 2 - MHi
Hool
Ohl You wiggle your toes.
And grit your teeth
Like dangerous Dan McGrow.
And then you ffah-Hool ffah-Hool Wah-Hool
Be careful not to sing soprano
And nevor Hl-doHi-deHi-deHol
’Cause that don’t go out in Idaho.
Ohl
And
And
And
Buckle your holt,
fix your hat.
spit ’or out—Kaohow.
holler Wah-Hool Wah-Hool Wah-Hool
Ohl What did Miss Cleopatra Say
To Anthony whon they mot,
Sho hollered Wah-Hool Wah-Hool Wah-Hool
Oht What did that roaming romoo
Yell to Miss Juliet.
Ho hollered Wah-Hool Wah-Hool Wah-Hool
It started way hack in Edon
And Eve was the cause, and It’s no fit.
Sho wahoood Adam for a rlh.
Ohl What did Miss Pocahontas yoll
The mini to sho saw John Smith.
Sho hollorod Wah-Hool Wah-Hool Wah-Hool
�(Shoot 3
- Wahi
Hooi
Ohi
Tho
And
And
Givo mo the plains
ffostern Plains.
a bottlo of Ajplo Jack.
lot mo Iffah-Hoe’. Hah-Hooi HahHooi
Oh.
And
And
And
Givo mo a soloon,
an old Spittoon.
a paokago of chow tobacco
let mo ITah-Hooi I7ah-Hooi ^7ah-Hool
Givo mo a gal from dear old Dallas
And play a Toxas Tommy dance.
And I’ll cut loos© with a wild romanco*
Ohi Givo mo a gat,
A Cowboy hat*
And handkorchief-Rod and blue.
And lot mo Wah-Hooi Wah-Hooi Wah-Hoo’.
4- 4
4 Ik *
What did Van Judd say to Smoky when they
parted company,
Sho hollorod Wah-Hooi Wah-Hooi Wah-Hooi
Oh. What did Madolino Julian yoll to Silvoi
when sho splashed,
Sho hollcrod Wah-Hool Wah-Hooi Wah-Hooi
It started way back in tho gulch,
The Sergeant ho got stuck in tho mud.
ho carried gasoline in a jug;
Ohi what did Rowdy yoll to Julia when ho
started for the Armory,
Ho laughod Wah-Hooi STah-Hool Wah-Hool
�HACTIME COITBOY JOE
Ho always sings Raggy music to tho cattlo.
As ho swing Back and. forward, in tho saddlo.
On a horsG, that is syncopated.; gaitod..
And there’s such a funny motor to tho
roar of his ropoator.
- How thoy run ffhen thoy soo that follow’s gun
’Cause the Western folks all know.
He's a high-fa-luting; sootting(
shooting son-of-a-gun from old. Wyoming;
Ragtimo^Cowboy, Ragtimo Cowboy Joo*
�I*M AN OLD COWHAND
I3ja An Old Cowhand From the Ri-o Grande
But my legs aln^t bowed
And my oheeks ain’t tanned,
I*m a cowboy who never saw a cow.
Never roped a steer ’causo I don't know ho
And I sho’ ain't fixin' to start in now*
Yippy-I-O-Ki-Ay,
Yippy-I *-0 -Ki “Ay.
I'm An Gid Cowhand From the Rio- Grando
And I learned to rid©
'foro I learnod to stand,
I'm a Tidin' fool who is up to date,
I-know ovory trail in the Lone Star State,
'Cause I rido the range in a Ford V Eight.
Yippy-I-0-Li-Ay,
Yippy-I-O-Ki-Ay.
�SUoot -2’Im An Old Cowhand Prom tho Ri*o Grando
And X oomo to town
Just to hoar tho band,
I know all tho songs that tho cow-boys know
*Bout tho big corral whoro the doaglcs go,
Gauso X loarnod them all on tho radio*
Yippy-1 -0 -Ki -Ay,
Yippy-X-O-Ki-Ay.
X*m an Old Cowhand Prom tho Ri-o Grando
ffhuro tho west is wild
’Round tho Bordorland,
ttfhero tho buffalo roam around tho Zoo,
And tho Indians mako you a rug or two,
And tho old Bar X is a Bnr-B-Q.
Yippy-X-O-Kl-Ay,
Y i ppy-X -0 -Ki -Ay.
�ACTION sons
(To tho tuno of old Groy Maro)
Oh^ I don’t want to walk in the Army,
Rido in tho Cavalry,
Shoot tho Artillery.
I don’t want to fly over Germany,
I just want to stay homo*
ACTION SONG
Down by tho old Mill Strdam
ffhoro I first mot you.
With your oyos so bluo.
Dressed in gingham too.
It was thoro I know
That you loved mo too
You woro sixteen,
My village quoon.
By tho old Mill Stream.
�
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Jerry Harper Boot and Spur Club Collection
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1935-1946
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Casper Boot and Spur Club; Casper Tribune-Herald; Buriington Route Historical Society
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ENG
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NCA 01.i.2016.02
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Casper Boot and Spur Club; Casper Tribune-Herald; Burlington Route Historical Society
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Casper Boot and Spur Club book of poems
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A book of poems created by the Casper Boot and Spur Club sometime likely around 1935. The Jerry Harper Collection consists of three folders. Researchers will find articles on and material created by the Casper Boot and Spur Club including the Club's 5th Annual Horse Show photograph taken in May of 1936. Also inluded is issue Number (No.) Forty of the Burlington Bulletin, a publication of the Burlington Route Historical Society, which contains a feature article on the Cole Creek Disaster; a December 1946 telephone directory for Casper, Glenrock, and Midwest; and a portrait of Leslie A. Miller.
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ENG
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NCA 01.i.2016.02_BookofPoems
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PDF
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11 pages
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Casper Boot and Spur Club
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1935-1946
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ENG
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NCA 01.i.2016.02
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Casper Boot and Spur Club Song
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Printed copy of the lyrics to the Casper Boot and Spur Club song.
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Text
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Casper Boot and Spur Club
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ENG
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Boot & Spur Initiate
Six New Recruits
Initiation rites at the Armory j
Monday evening received into mem- i
bership six new recruits to the Boot
and Spur club. The recruits received
were Mrs. W. E. Ellenberg. Miss
Mona Mae Kalina, Miss Jean Hatt,
Miss Doris Ditmars, Mrs. Charles j
Healea and Miss Lois Keck. Past |
captain, Mrs. George H. Classen,
read the ceremony and Mrs. Betty
Polly, presiding captain, welcomed
the new members into the club.
A snow white “Ferdinand,” sup
plied by Brown’s dairy, had to be
ridden by the new candidates as a
part of the initiation rites. Miss Lots
Keck took first honors for remaining
astride the bovine for the longest
oeriod. Other highlights of the af-;
fair were a steeple chase and a 12- j
j foot hurdle.
! committee in charge of arranging
the prt^am for the new recruits
> was Mrs. James D. Gray. Mrs. Emma
I Brown. Mrs. Alice Ormand. Mrs. S.:
1C- Gilardi and Mrs. George K
Porsttf.
Mrs. Maurice Churchwell, nee
Kathleen Lloyd, was given tne
bronzie horse customarily presented
to brides,
1
Two new officer.'? were Inducted;
into office during the evening. Miss |
Alexandria Blain became the new
master sergeant and Mrs. R. O.
Bn’an. the first sergeant.
^freshmente. and pictures shown
by Mrs. M. T. Rathvon of walking
tmrses on the Mo.5S ranch nea’’
Sheridan completed the evening’s
program.
Besides the new members those
present were Mrs. Mildred Boyer.
Mrs Jean Lathrop, Mrs. Earl Judd.
Mrs. William H. Freeman. Mrs. Don
Martin. Mrs. James D. Gray. Mrs. H.
IM Pursel. Mrs. Marsaret Leonard,
i MV.'-. Alice Ormond. Mrs. Martin T.
Rathvon. Miss Bess Opal Allen. Mr.s.
: Betty Pollv. Mrs. James EdmmoiSr.
i Mr*. R. 6. Bryan. Miss ’Thel’W
Rowrav. Mi.ss Alexandria Blain, Mrs.
■ Ann Miracle. Mrs. Maurice Church’ well. Miss Persis Goddard. Mrs.
Pearl Knight. Mrs. George H. Clas
sen Mrs. H. C. Nelson. Mrs. S. C.
I Gilardi. Mrs. R. C. Perdue. Mrs. Ma
! Oailev. Mrs. Emma Brown, Mrs.
t Geor^ K. Forster and Mrs. Maf. garet'BrennaP'.
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Jerry Harper Boot and Spur Club Collection
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1935-1946
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Casper Boot and Spur Club; Casper Tribune-Herald; Buriington Route Historical Society
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ENG
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NCA 01.i.2016.02
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Boot & Spur Initiate Six New Recruits
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Article titled Boot & Spur Initiate Six New Recruits clipped from a copy of the Casper Tribune-Herald. The Jerry Harper Collection consists of three folders. Researchers will find articles on and material created by the Casper Boot and Spur Club including the Club's 5th Annual Horse Show photograph taken in May of 1936. Also inluded is issue Number (No.) Forty of the Burlington Bulletin, a publication of the Burlington Route Historical Society, which contains a feature article on the Cole Creek Disaster; a December 1946 telephone directory for Casper, Glenrock, and Midwest; and a portrait of Leslie A. Miller.
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ENG
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Jerry Harper Collection, NCA 01.i.2016.02 WyCaC US. Casper College Archives and Special Collections.
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NCA 01.i.2016.02_BootandSpurInitiate
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PDF
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Casper Boot and Spur Club
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“riiursday, May 23, 1935.
WYOMING FIRST
Celebrated Dance Group
Booked for Casper Stage
THE CASPER T
SKY TRAIN FLOWN FROM KEY WI
B. & P.W. Club to Sponsor Appearance Next
Fall of Ted Shawn and His Company
The famous Ted Sha-wn, formerly
of the St. Dennis-Shawn company,
and his ensemble of eight men dan
cers, will appear at the Caaocr High
school auditorium the evening of
Wednesday, Dec. 4, under the spon
sorship of the local Business 'nd
Professional Women’s club.
Announcement of the event, an
innovation in educational entertain
ment, was made today by Gertrude
Kamps, club president, who stated
that the contract had been secured
as a civic project in bringing this
unusual and classical program to
the community. “This opportunity
was presented to our organization
and we accepted it immediately up
on learning the type of thing the
production really is,” Miss Kamps
said. “I feel it would have been
accepted by any one of a number of
other fine civic organizations, but
the opportunity happened to be pre
sented to our club first, and we
take more than casual pride in as
suming the responsibility for its
presentation. We feel that it wUl
receive the wholehearted interest
and supiport not only of Casper,
but our surrounding neighboring
towns, as well,” she declared.
The net proceeds of the enter
prise will be devoted to the child
ren’s Christmas toy project which
New Comfort for Those
Who Wear False Teeth
No longer need you feel uncom
fortable wearing false teeth. Fasteeth, a greatly improved powder
sprinkled on your plates holds them
tight and comfortable. No gummy,
pasty taste or feeling. Deodorizes.
Get Fasteeth at Sprecher’s Pharmacy or your druggist. Three sizes. ■
continue this year in cooperation
with the Casper Fire Department.
Shawn, the former husband of
Ruth St. Dennis, nationally known
exponent of interpretive dancing,
originally planned his career as a
minister, but upon ___
____
being
beset by
illness was compelled to’forfeit his
ambition. However,
""
'it was
_ while
making the fight for his health
through physical exercises that "the
the
idea cccurred
occurred to him of expressing
through the dance, something of
what he would habe expressed from
the pulpit.
Mr. Shawn, referred to as “Fron
tiersman of an Art-Form for Ath
letes,” has built up a personnel of
men athletes from various universi
ties and other Institutions of learning from the eastern and middle
western states, each carefully chos
en. The summer season is devoted
to training more drastic and rigor
ous than the customary training for
the average athletic activities. Their
training camp is in the Berkshire
Hills of Massachusetts.
The company includes also a ta
lented pianist and composer, Jess
Meeker.
This week’s issue of Time maga
zine carries an interesting article
concerning the appearance of Ted
Shawn and his men dancers at the
King’s Silver Jubilee, in celebration
of the 25th anniversary of the reign
of King Edward, this year in Eng
land. The trcuoe is to anrear at
an early date at His Majesty’s Thea
ter in London.
This is the first trip of the Shawn
men dancers to the west, and the
only other Wyoming engagement is
at the University of Wyoming, Lar.
amie, the evening previous to the
Ca^r date.
When it’s
STANDARD RED CROWN
You
breeze
It’s
the Superfuel
with Still More
LIVE POWER /
yF tiiljs i
•n,
-^5®^ international skytrain, composed of an airplane towing tw(
Fla., to Havana_ where pilots were greeted by President Mendieta of Cu
to right, Jwk OMeara of New York and Paul du Pont, of Wilmington, De
York, pilot of the towing plane; Augustin Parla. Cuban aviator, and Ch
an accompanying plane. Inset shows the skytrain in flight.
A BOOK REVIEW
In the Forest Service
Tom Gill’s “Starlight Pass” Features Tale of
Ranger in Wind River Country
A threat uttered years ago in the
Wyoming Rockies led Tom Gill to
write “Starlight Pass,” his first
■ forest service novel, which Fatrar
and Rinehart issued on May 16. Mr.
Gill was a forest ranger then, and
his job was to see’that all trees were
cut according to government regula
tions. One day, while riding through
a remote part of the forest, Gill
found a whole hillside of spruce that
had been illegally felled and cut up
into logs. He went down to see the
woods boss responsible—a hulking,
black-whiskered bruiser proud of his
reputation as a man-killer. The
man listened, aimed his quid of to
bacco through the open door, then
poked a stubby finger close to Gill’s
face.
your coat-tails’ll stick straight out
behind you.”
Then and there Gill knew he had
the villain for a novel he would
some day write aboft the forest
service. In those days the forest
ranger frequently found himself In
a country actively hostile to gov
ernment foresters, miles from a rail
road, a law unto himself, but re
sponsible for seeing that his orders
were carried out. it is with such a
background that Mr. Gill has writ
ten "Starlight Pass.”
His character of Mills, the forest
ranger, is also taken directly from
life. Mills had a ranger station on
the headwaters of Wind river known
as ths Sheridan Creek Ranger sta-;
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Jerry Harper Boot and Spur Club Collection
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1935-1946
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Casper Boot and Spur Club; Casper Tribune-Herald; Buriington Route Historical Society
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ENG
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NCA 01.i.2016.02
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Casper Boot and Spur Club; Casper Tribune-Herald; Burlington Route Historical Society
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Newspaper
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Celebrated Dance Group Booked for Casper Stage
Date Created
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1935-05-23
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Casper Business and Professional Women Club
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Article titled "Celebrated Dance Group Booked for Casper Stage: B. & P.. W. Club to Sponsor Appearance Next Fall of Ted Shawn and His Company" published in the Casper Tribune-Herald.
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Text
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Casper Tribune-Herald
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ENG
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Jerry Harper Collection, NCA 01.i.2016.02 WyCaC US. Casper College Archives and Special Collections.
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NCA 01.i.2016.02_CelebratedDanceGroup
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https://caspercollege.cvlcollections.org/files/original/6c115eaa48a250f4b4fcaeee000466ee.pdf
b899078e91839bdd602720a5b30344e6
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CASPER RIDING ACADEMY
HORSES FOR HIRE
HORSES BOARDED AND SCHOOLED
RIDING INSTRUCTION
Children’s Classes
▼
PHONE 3354
E.H. RITCHIE. PROP.
1530 SOUTH WOLCOTT
CASPER. WYOMING
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1935-1946
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ENG
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NCA 01.i.2016.02
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Casper Boot and Spur Club; Casper Tribune-Herald; Burlington Route Historical Society
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Text
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Business card
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E.H. Ritchie Casper Riding Academy business card
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Text
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E.H. Ritchie
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ENG
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NCA 01.i.2016.02_E.H.RitchieRidingAcademy
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PDF
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Casper Boot and Spur Club
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E.H. Ritchie Casper Riding Academy business card
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Good But Gay Members
and Spur club, dressed
In amusin.tr and original costumes
«atherec around the Christmas tree at the Country dub house Saturday
evening to awWt a visit from Santa and Mrs. Santa, following the annual
banquet of the club. The snow man in the center who was awarded first
prize for the most original costume is Miss Thelma Rowray, Other prize
winners for cos.tumes w^re Miss Marguertta Barrett and Mi-ss Margaret'’
Brennan.—Photo by Chuck Flood. Trlbunc-Serald staff.
i
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Jerry Harper Boot and Spur Club Collection
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1935-1946
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Casper Boot and Spur Club; Casper Tribune-Herald; Buriington Route Historical Society
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ENG
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NCA 01.i.2016.02
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PDF; JPG
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Casper Boot and Spur Club; Casper Tribune-Herald; Burlington Route Historical Society
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Text
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Newspaper clipping
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Good But Gay Members
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1935
Subject
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Casper Boot and Spur Club
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Article titled "Good But Gay Members" from the Casper Tribune-Herald likely around 1935.
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Text
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Casper Tribune-Herald
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ENG
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Jerry Harper Collection, NCA 01.i.2016.02 WyCaC US. Casper College Archives and Special Collections.
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NCA 01.i.2016.02_GoodButGayMembers
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PDF
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https://caspercollege.cvlcollections.org/files/original/37578b77b5ec7c94cbd75c8ed79494f3.pdf
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my RioE
IS SUCCESSFUL
Sixty Participate in
Event Sunday
A mystery ride, sponsored bv the
CabaUeros and Boot and Spur clubs,
was held Sunday and met with such
success and enthusiasm it has been
planned to make it a semi-annual
affair.
More than 60 horseback riders took
part in the event which started at
the Edenfield stables south of town
late Sunday morning, Only a few
of the leader^s of the groun knew
the riders’ destination. Starting
from Edenfield the riders weni
around the east end of Casper and
across mystery bridge, Participants,
in the dark as to their destination,
searched every gulch and ditch In
hopes to discover the feed in store
for them before leaders of the party
could reveal the destination.
The group finally ended up at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Charles
Dougherty on the Salt Creek high
way, north of town, near the airport.
There refreshments were served.
Because of the success of the ride
plans are now under way to hold
such a ride twice a year, in the fall
and again in the spring.
Those who participated In tha
event were: Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Rathvon. Mr. and Mrs. Doc Lewal
len, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Healea, Mr.
and Mrs. George Poster, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Shepard and Clara Jane
Shepard, Mr, and Mrs. Earl Judd,
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bullack and Dick
Bullack. Mr. and Mrs. Doonie Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell, Mr.
and Mrs. James Administer. Mr.
and Mrs. G, O. Housley, Alice Oromond. Hazel Kirkmeyer, Alex Blaine.
Rose Nelson, Lorna and Lila Nelson,
Persls Goddard, Arline Goodstein,
Pearl Knieht, Jean Lathrop, Mrs.
C. H. Hall, June Anderson. Lois
Keck. Doris Delman. Mw. L. M.
Johnston. Margaret Brennan, Hazel
Hildebrand. Annette Watson. Mrs.
Sam Gilardl, Mrs. James Gray. Ida
Galley, Joe Ormond. Bryant 8.
Cromer, G. H. Classen, Bob Burke,
E. E. Murane, Dick Wright. Al
Swanson, Sonny Piper, Ed Ennis,
Tom Jenks and others.
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Jerry Harper Boot and Spur Club Collection
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1935-1946
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Casper Boot and Spur Club; Casper Tribune-Herald; Buriington Route Historical Society
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ENG
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NCA 01.i.2016.02
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Casper Boot and Spur Club; Casper Tribune-Herald; Burlington Route Historical Society
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Mystery Ride is Successful
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Casper Boot and Spur Club
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Article titled "Mystery Ride is Successful: Sixty Participants in Event Sunday" published in the Casper Tribune-Herald.
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Text
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Casper Tribune-Herald
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ENG
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NCA 01.i.2016.02_MysteryRide
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https://caspercollege.cvlcollections.org/files/original/902cacc68b785537af9bb59749bb9a24.pdf
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F Business Proposition
For Natrona County Voters
TO THE VOTERS:
The office of county
treasurer in Natrona
county requires a very
high degree of intellience, real ability and
experience. Its admin
istration involves many
legal problems and the
handling of millions of
dollars annually. Be
fore- qualifying, the
treasurer,
therefore,
must be bonded under
the law in the sum of
$100,000—a bond equal
to that required of the
state treasurer—and, it
is not necessary to call
attention of voters to
the rigid requirements
of such a bond, and of
the importance of se
lecting one who can
qualify.
Rarely does any one seek this office in the various
counties throughout the state until the incumbent has
served the only two terms allowed by law, provided
the officer is competent and efficient. Evidently it
was the intention of the citizens, speaking through the
state legislature, to profit by the experience of a com
petent treasurer.
Miss Pearl Massee qualified for the office two
years ago ^er four yea,rs’ experience, as a deputy
/tfcasujer
ctrtrtjty. And, the report of the
state examiners, after auditing her bool^s, attest her
extraordin-ary efficiency as the treasurer of this coun
ty during the past two years. They reported to the
state banking examiner (quoting from the report):
“The County Treasurer’s books and rec
ords were found to be excellently kept * * ’
showing carefulness and accuracy seldom
found.”
Her selection of competent clerks helped to make
this record possible. Each of these clerks is the head
of a family; 22 persons are entirely dependent upon
them for their support.
Pearl Massee has been a resident of Natrona coun
ty for the past 17 years. Since she was 18 she has
been the sole support of her family. She resides with
her mother at 113 North Beech street.
It is suggested that because of her efficient rec
ord she is deserving of support, and that it is a good
business proposition for the taxpayers that she be
elected to her second and last term.
INDORSED BY RESPONSIBLE NATRONA
COUNTY CITIZENS, WHOSE NAMES
WILL BE FURNISHED UPON REQUEST.
VOTE FOR
PEARL MASSEE
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
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Jerry Harper Boot and Spur Club Collection
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<a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/</a>
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1935-1946
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Casper Boot and Spur Club; Casper Tribune-Herald; Buriington Route Historical Society
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ENG
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NCA 01.i.2016.02
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Casper Boot and Spur Club; Casper Tribune-Herald; Burlington Route Historical Society
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Campaign print
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Business Proposition for Natrona County Voters
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Text
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Pearl Massee
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ENG
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NCA 01.i.2016.02_PearlMasseeforNatronaCounty
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RE-ELECT
Pearl Massee
Democratic Candidate for
County Treasurer
COMPETENT .
DESERVING
QUALIFIED
o^fe.4
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Jerry Harper Boot and Spur Club Collection
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<a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/</a>
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1935-1946
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Casper Boot and Spur Club; Casper Tribune-Herald; Buriington Route Historical Society
Language
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ENG
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NCA 01.i.2016.02
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PDF; JPG
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Casper Boot and Spur Club; Casper Tribune-Herald; Burlington Route Historical Society
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Text
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Business card
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Re-elect Pearl Massee
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Re-elect Pearl Massee business card. The Jerry Harper Collection consists of three folders. Researchers will find articles on and material created by the Casper Boot and Spur Club including the Club's 5th Annual Horse Show photograph taken in May of 1936. Also inluded is issue Number (No.) Forty of the Burlington Bulletin, a publication of the Burlington Route Historical Society, which contains a feature article on the Cole Creek Disaster; a December 1946 telephone directory for Casper, Glenrock, and Midwest; and a portrait of Leslie A. Miller.
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Text
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Pearl Massee
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ENG
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Jerry Harper Collection, NCA 01.i.2016.02 WyCaC US. Casper College Archives and Special Collections.
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NCA 01.i.2016.02_Re-electPearlMassee
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PDF