Wyoming Oil Notes and Osage Field Tensions
Wyoming’s 1918 oil output totaled 19 573 barrels, with 1919 expected above 15 million. Osage near Newcastle sees more rigs and wells producing 10 to 60 barrels daily. Judges Burgess ruling favors Merritt Barton prompts homestead claims by firms seeking oil land, amid industry maneuvering.
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Osage
Newcastle
Judge Burgess
Hugo-Williams Syndicate
Wyoming oil camps prepare for winter by upgrading housing and gear
Wyoming oil outfits stock the camps with working equipment and improve living quarters to avoid weather stoppages. Most companies plan vigorous development while some new wildcat fields will be held until spring, though locating has begun.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Roads Deter Travel After Recent Rains and Snows
Se curing of leases continues as Wyoming roads remain in poor condition making travel difficult after recent rains and snows.
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Wyoming
Ohio Oil to Build Permanent Camp in Mule Creek Field
The Ohio Oil company is erecting a permanent camp in the Mule Creek oil field eighteen miles west of Edgemont. It has drilled several wells and will pump them once the west tank on section 25-40-61 is completed. The tank set will store oil and feed a pipeline planned to Dakoming on the Burlington at the Dakota Wyoming line.
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Ohio Oil Company
Mule Creek
Edgemont
Dakoming
Burlington
Dakota-Wyoming
Edgemont Oil Trade Sets Royalty Value for Mule Creek Find
Reports from Edgemont indicate the original locators of the north half of section 24 in township 39 range 61 have been offered 18000 cash each for their one eighth royalty share. The half section is valued at about 1092000 based on these figures.
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Edgemont
Mule Creek
Alliance Syndicate Prepares Mule Creek Field Drilling
The Alliance syndicate plans drilling on 3,400 acres in Mule Creek with a Star rig. C A Titus, veteran driller of the Sterling well, will supervise the operation. George F Snyder of Alliance assists as field help while cook shacks bunk houses and rig supplies are being set up.
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Alliance Syndicate
Mule Creek
C. A. Titus
Sterling
eGorge F. Snyder
Alliance
F. A. Bald
Lusk Residents Plan Drill Near Cottonwood Creek
Lusk men locate twenty four sections near Edgemont on Cottonwood creek and invite large producers to drill. A town meeting gathers quickly and raises 81000 dollars in cash for the project at the First bank.
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Lusk
Cottonwood Creek
Edgemont
Mule Creek
Lusk Edgemont Oil taps national bank for well fund
Locators and subscribers formed the Lusk Edgemont Oil Company to finance drilling. Drillers report the hole at 1 900 feet with Muddy Creek sand expected at 3 100 feet. Since start, major firms have shown interest in a percentage basis drilling agreement.
Oil Potential In Campbell County Described As Untapped
West of two counties lies Campbell County a vast virgin region where wildcatting is mainly unknown. Geologists have done little exploration and oil prospects are uncertain though several seeds noted structures on the Belle Fourche river. Private firms mapped domes in a few areas but exploration remains limited.
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Campbell County
Belle Fourche
Oil Prospects Lure Northwestern Wyoming During Winter Campaign
The northwest Wyoming oil outlook charts an extensive winter and spring prospecting drive. Early results indicate oil at shallow depths in Weston and Crook counties. Following the Mike Henry Oil Company Osage field strike, five clearly defined structures show oil bearing to varying extents.
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Wyoming
Weston
Crook Counties
Mike Henry Oil Company
Osage
Oil prospects in Campbell and Johnson counties
West of Campbell county lies Johnson county with limited mapped oil structures aside from Salt Creek at its north end. Both counties face transportation hurdles, Campbell with a single railroad line and Johnson with a short branch to Buffalo. They cover about 10 000 square miles awaiting prospecting.
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Campbell County
Johnson County
Campbell
Salt Creek
Johnson
Buffalo
Unappreciative by Edna W Swift
A rainy Sunday finds Mr. Barrows enjoying a quiet rest while his wife Martha scours dust from under his chair and fusses over meals. She reads the fashion sheet, chides him for eating, and frets over bargains at Grey’s as he reads and ignores her.
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Mr. Barrows
George
Martha
Grey's
The Ash Man Strike Sparks Domestic Friction
In a domestic tale Martha nags George about shipments and weather while ash men strike and Rankine barrels threaten delays. He laments constant nagging and declares a personal strike for rest, prompting a neighbor to note men rarely understand.
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Martha
George
Grey & Co
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