Alliance Packing Company Incorporation Notice
A corporation organized at A Hance Nebraska on January 15 1920 under Nebraska law. Alliance Packing Company will operate a general packing business with stock yards yards buildings and facilities for livestock and meat processing and sale. It may own real estate erect facilities stock yards grain and feed and operate a public live stock exchange and open market in Alliance Box Butte County Nebraska. It may buy sell import export and deal in poultry dairy ice coal coke wood salt and related perishable food products and act as agent for others in these trades.
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A'Hance
Nebraska
Alliance Packing Company
Alliance
Box Butte County
Omaha Company Proposal Outlines Broad Trading Powers
The document details a Nebraska corporation allowed to engage in buying selling and handling coal coke wood salt livestock and related goods. It permits construction operation of yards warehouses and transportation facilities and the pursuit of markets for surplus livestock with authority to borrow issue notes bonds and mortgages. Authorized capital is 1.5 million dollars in 30 000 shares of 50 each and business starts January 20 1920 with a nine member board.
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Bureaus of Securities
Blue Sky Departments
Board of three directors named for new corporation
Incorporators list three directors John W Guthrie Glen Miller and hk E Plumbe with officers president vice president secretary and treasurer R B Plumber and John W Guthrie named as secretary Feb 24. Mitchell Gantz attorneys handle filing.
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John W. Guthrie
Glen Miller
Kh E. Plumbe
Joan W. Guthrie
Hk. E. Plumber
Said Corporation
Mitchell & Gantz
Judge Orders Overnight Guard at Osage Oil Wells
District Judge EB C. Raymond ordered the sheriff to appoint two deputies to guard two Osage oil wells overnight on land involved in litigation between the Osage syndicate and Freel Oil. He will inspect the wells and warned of perjury arrests if conditions differ from court representations. Sheridan claims title priority after the inspection.
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EB. C. Raymond
Newcastle
Osage
Osage Syndicate
Sheridan
Freel Oil Company
Lusk
Wyoming January oil activity shows fewer completions and lower output
Seventeen oil wells were completed in Wyoming in January, producing 1 415 barrels per day, down from December by six completions and 7 235 barrels less. Lance Creek field boosted its January average with several late December completions while the number of active rigs rose by forty five from December.
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Wyoming
Lance Creek
Wyoming-Northeastern Oil Drilling Rapid at Mule Creek Camp Gumbo
C M Looney field superintendent reports Alliance visits and progress at Mule creek holdings. The company secured casing and is drilling rapidly at Camp Gumbo with many interested parties visiting recently and pleased with drilling progress.
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Wyoming-Northeastern Oil Company
Alliance
Mule Creek
Gumbo
C. M. Looney
Ohio firm completes gas reduction plant in Lance Creek field
An Ohio company finishes a gas reduction plant at the Lance Creek field. The project marks a milestone for local energy development and expands processing capacity in the region.
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The
Ohio Company
Lance Creek Eld
Mint Petroleum Plans South Lance Creek Test Drilling
The Mint Petroleum company of Denver has leased 2,000 acres fifteen miles south of the Lance Creek field and near Manville, proposing a test well once the geological report is prepared. It marks the farthest south development in the known Lance Creek belt and will be closely watched.
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Mint Petroleum Company of
Denver
Lance Creek
Manville
Gas pipeline plan moves toward Riverton distribution
The Producers & Refiners offers to pipe gas from its wells in Big Sand draw Fremont county to Riverton if a local distributor forms. President Kistler already received a Riverton franchise earlier.
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The
Producers & Refiners Corporation
Big Sand Draw
Fremont County
Riverton
Wyo
Kistler
Cottonwood Oil erects rig on George Miller ranch near Edgemont
Cottonwood Oil1 & Development Co erects a rig on the George Miller ranch near Edgemont with three more rigs ready for shipment. The company acquired a large acreage in leases in the field last year.
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Cottonwood Oil1 & Development Company
George Miller
Edgemont
Centennial well resumes drilling at Goshen dome
The Centennial well on Goshen dome restarts after a holiday shutdown and continues drilling toward 1,720 feet. The operation proceeds at a steady rate, aiming to complete the hole soon.
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Goshen Dome
Oil Buzz Near Upton Osage Field Tops Deals
Reports indicate new drilling activity in Wyoming with three wells completed in the Thornton Upton area. Oil showings were noted at 700 feet and a 300 foot producing hole in the Osage field yielded about forty barrels. The Midwest Oil company paid thirty thousand dollars for an eighty acre tract in section 31 46 83 Osage field, containing one producing well.
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Wyesage Drilling Syndicate
Upton
Wyo
Thornton-Upton
Wyoming High Gravity
Weston County
Midwest Uid Company
Osage
Oflield
Jewel Oil acquires land near Split Hill Wyoming for drilling
Jewel Oil Company has acquired a quarter section in Split Hill near Wyoming, seven miles northwest of Lance Creek. Three large Pennsylvania oil companies agree to begin drilling within ninety days. Geological reports indicate oil will be produced at a shallower depth than at Lance Creek field.
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Jewel Oil Company
Split Hill Home
Wyoming
Lance Creek
Pennsylvania
Minnesota-Wyoming firm pushes into Mule Creek oil field
The Minnesota Wyoming Land Development Company, organized by Manitowoc, Wisconsin men, becomes active in Mule Creek after acquiring leases totaling about 5,600 acres of prospective oil land in Mule Creek and other districts. Equipment will be secured at once for Mule Creek drilling from its Lusk headquarters.
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Minnesota-Wyoming Land Development Company
Manitowoc
Wis
Mule Creek
Lusk
Osage Oil Field Extended Toward Newcastle
The Osage oil area is extended to six miles southwest of Newcastle after oil was encountered at 400 feet in a well drilled by Osage Petroleum company at Pedro station. Five other rigs are being moved to Pedro.
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Osage
Newcastle
Osage Petroleum Company
Pedro
Osage Field Oil Delivered to New refinery storage
Oil from the Osage field is now delivered to storage tanks at the refinery under construction at Osage. A three mile pipeline from the refinery into the field is completed and delivers oil from seven wells.
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Osage
Oil Wells Depths Report From Mule Creek Area
The Wyoming Northeastern Oil company drills below 600 feet in section 20 39 61 while casing is set at 1500 feet in the DeBoil and Sayre well on the NW quarter of 13 38 61. The Lusk Mule creek reports 1030 feet in section 25 40 61 and the Ohio company sits 1000 feet in the SW quarter of 46 40 61 aiming to 1800 feet to reach the mbar sand. The Lusk Edgemont is at 1700 feet in SE quarter 32 37 60.
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Mule Creek
Wyoming-Northeastern Oil Company
DeBoil and Sayre
Lusk-Mule Creek
Ohio Company
Lusk Edgemont
Professional Flattery Line From Career Vocations
A text cataloging flattering remarks in different professions. It notes a shoemaker suggesting custom shoes, a doctor praising temperament and community value, a banker calling the client conservative, a clothier praising individuality, and a dentist remarking on highly sensitive teeth.
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Clothier
Nebraska Constitutional Convention Notes
Officer notes from the 1919 Nebraska convention describe debates on voter reading ability, tax exemptions for bonds, jury eligibility for women, five sixths verdicts, and proposed state education and municipal reforms. Delegates discuss five plans for bond tax, election of regents by district, and home rule for Omaha.
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Committee On Taxation
Stat
Committee On Education
Lee
Taylor
Regenia
Distric Aiso No
Svoboda
State Board of Education
University Normal Schools
Commony
Nebraska
Committee On Municipal Government
Omaha
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