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0486 - Print, Photographic
Group photo. John Wayne in the center with microphone, facing right and trooper, Jim McIntyre, Drum Major, facing left Katharine Ross sitting closest to John Wayne after Troopers performance in parking lot of Holiday Inn, 1968. Horizontal B&W. Caption in newspaper: "JACKALOPES AND MOUNTAIN LAND: Casper Trooper Jim McIntyre accepts a Civil War holster and pistol from John Wayne who told the group that he had been "deeply moved" by the Troopers ...
Record Type: Photo
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0661 - Print, Photographic
Photographic postcard, tinted, featuring Casper's auto firetruck, with the Mayor in front of truck and Kimball residence in background, later site of the Wyoming National Bank. Hand written on back "Mayor Kimball in front / of the truck. / Fred Villnave at wheel, / Harold Bauer, firechief / beside Villiave, / Man at right rear is / Give-a-damn Jones / can't tell who other is, / Kimball residence in / back-ground, / Episcopal Parish House, / where...
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1449 - Print, Photographic
Robert R. Rose Jr. on horseback in a parking lot with four cars and a building behind him.
Record Type: Photo
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1988.006.0001.1 - Handbill
"Bulletin," of Casper Wyoming, with announcement of "Cowan for Mayor." Campaign plug. 2 pgs., with photo of Cowan on front. With handwritten note on front top.
Record Type: Archive
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1989.034.0090 - Cartoon
Editorial cartoon by Greg Kearney for the Casper Star Tribune. This one features a woman in jacket and skirt, labeled as Casper Mayor Claudette Kaye McCrary, kicking a small boy who is labeled as "Wolf Creek Home Day Care".
Record Type: Archive
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1989.034.0108 - Cartoon
Editorial cartoon by Greg Kearney for the Casper Star Tribune. This one features a man in suit, labeled as Ken Post (former Casper Mayor) is holding a bag of cash that is labeled as "One Cent Sales Tax". He is standing in front of the Casper National Guard Armory. The caption is about destroying an historic building to build a road we don't need.
Record Type: Archive
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1989.034.0183 - Cartoon
Editorial cartoon by Greg Kearney for the Casper Star Tribune. This one features Casper City Council members Richard Shamley and Mike Reid standing outside a chain link fence with sign declaring "Marion Kreiner Pool is Closed". They are telling two children that it is too bad they don't live in Paradise Valley where the city can afford to build and operate a new pool.
Record Type: Archive
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1989.034.0193 - Cartoon
Editorial cartoon by Greg Kearney for the Casper Star Tribune. This one features a man, labeled as "Wataha" (Paul Wataha was Rock Springs Mayor), carrying off a TV and VCR player with a VCR tape of "60 Minutes Our Town". Left standing at the podium is a man labeled as Western Wyoming College. The caption is about showing programs that Wataha does not approve being shown.
Record Type: Archive
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1989.034.0333 - Cartoon
Editorial cartoon by Greg Kearney for the Casper Star Tribune. This one features Casper Mayor Jack Kelly at a podium. Rolling away from podium is a yo-yo labeled as "Neighborhood Housing Services Meeting".
Record Type: Archive
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1991.002.0001.2 - Proclamation
Photocopy of Mayoral proclamation of an Eternal Guard for the City of Caspar, the 27 soldiers who lost their lives in 1865, photocopy. No signature.
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2017.023.0001 - Proclamation
City of Casper Proclamation designating July 26, 1981 as Caspar Collins Day. Signed by Mayor James K. Sandison. It has gold City seal with red ribbon. Gold embossed city logo at top left.
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2017.023.0002 - Proclamation
City of Casper Proclamation declaring July 26, 1980 to be Caspar Collins Day. Signed by Mayor Arthur C. Volk. Gold embossed city logo at top left and gold seal with purple ribbon bottom left.
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2017.023.0003 - Proclamation
City of Casper Proclamation declaring July 27, 1979 to be Caspar Collins Day. Signed by Mayor Arthur C. Volk. Gold embossed city logo at top left and gold seal with blue ribbon at bottom left.
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2017.023.0004 - Proclamation
City of Casper Proclamation declaring July 26, 1974 to be Caspar Collins Day. Signed by Mayor Charles S. Aspinwall. Gold embossed city logo at top left and gold seal with dark blue ribbon at bottom left.
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2017.023.0005 - Proclamation
City of Casper Proclamation declaring July 24, 1983 to be Caspar Collins Day. Signed by Mayor Claudette Kaye McCrary. Gold embossed logo at top left and a gold seal with blue ribbon at bottom left.
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