Oil Pipelines Shape U S Crude Transportation System
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports 56 260 miles of interstate pipelines in 1921 by 33 companies with 652 million dollars invested. By 1922 miles exceed 60 000 with larger investments as oil moves from wells through 8 inch trunk lines to terminals and gathering lines. Pumps every 12 to 35 miles and heating required in California due to heavier crude.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlantic and Gulf
California
Oil Industry Shifts From Kerosene to Gasoline Demand
The American Petroleum Institute notes volatile oil markets as gasoline demand soars past kerosene. Gasoline production reaches 93,983,000 barrels this year while kerosene trails at 34,115,000. The U.S. supplied 62% of world crude in 1921 and exported vast refined products, crude, and wax.
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American Petroleum Institute
United States
Department of Commerce
Mexico
Oil Industry Advances Gasoline Output For Demand
The American Petroleum Institute reports rising demand forces higher gasoline yield. Tests under government supervision show reduced volatility does not lower miles per gallon, and heavier fuels may perform as well as current blends.
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American Petroleum Institute
Call for Big Horn County Warrants for Payment
The county treasurer of Big Horn County warns that all warrants numbered B1630 and earlier will be called for payment. Interest ceases after the date shown. Read the advertisements for details.
Sheriff Sale Of Real Estate In Basin Wyoming
On December 1 1931 at 1 p m at the court house front door Basin Big Horn County Wyoming the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter section 29 township 52 north range 93 west will be sold at public auction. The Big Horn Canal Association is plaintiff. C P Gaylord and others are defendants. Appraised at 300 terms cash not less than 1 4 of appraisement. F Wickwire sheriff and R B Lamdfair attorney. First publication November 3 1922 last December 8 1922
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Basin
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Towit
Big Horn Canal Association
C. P. Gaylord
District Court
F. Wickwire
Sherif
Robert A. Hinkley
Real Estate Sale Notice in Big Horn County Wyoming
Sheriff announces auction of Lot eight in section 29, township 62 north range 93 west, Big Horn County. Creditors in the Big Horn Canal Association case, Hinkley et al, hold a the judgement. Appraised at 300 dollars. cash sale with minimum bid two thirds of appraisal. First publication November 8 1922.
Notice of Divorce and Custody Petition
Anna Barlow files for divorce from Roy H. Barlow in Big Horn County Wyoming court. She seeks custody of Vera and George Barlow. respond by January 6, 1923. First publication Navy 17, 1922. last publication December 22, 1922. Chas L. Brome represents plaintiff. Fairfield Washington residence cited.
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Roy H. Barlow
Fairfield
Washington
Anna Barlow
District Court
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Vera Barlow
George Thaddeus Barlow
A. D
Plaintiff
Chas. L. Brome
Atty
Navy
Paint Rock Sheep Company Incorporation in Wyoming
Notice of incorporation states certificate filed November 3 1922 for a general livestock business including horses cattle and sheep. Capital stock $150000 in 1500 shares, term 50 years, three directors F P Richardson Della Bischoff G W Bremer, principal office in Lowell Big Horn County Wyoming with operations in Big Horn County and other places as decided.
Corporate notice for Paint Rock Sheep Company
Public legal notice dated November 10 1922 names F P Richardson as charged and lists G W Bremer president with Della Bischoff secretary. First publication November 17 1923 last publication December 1 1922 and attestation details included.
Sunlight Sheep Company Incorporation Notice
Notice announces the Sunlight Sheep Company incorporation on November 3, 1922. It outlines the business to raise and sell livestock including horses cattle swine and sheep with other property and to borrow money secured by mortgages. Capital stock is 500 shares at 100 each total 50000. Directors are R L Katzenbach Francis Bartelle and G W Bremer. Office in Lovell Big Horn County Wyoming with R L Katzenbach as agent. 1922. Sunlight Sheep Company. R L Katzenbach.
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Sunlight Sheep Company
State of
Wyoming
R. L. Katsenbach
Francis Bartelle
G. W. Bremer
Big Horn
Lovell
Big Horn County
Lagent
R. L. Katzenbach
Public notice of corporate seal filings
Public record notes first publication on November 17, 1922 and last publication on December 1, 1922 for corporate seal filings.
Lovell Ferding Company Livestock and Feeding
The Lovell Ferding Company is formed to operate a livestock and feeding business including buying breeding raising and selling horses cattle mules swine sheep and other livestock. It may own lease mortgage or dispose of property borrow money and perform related acts. Capital stock is $50 000 divided into 500 shares of $100 each. The term is 50 years with possible extensions and the initial board will have three directors who manage the business.
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Lovell Ferding Company
State of
Wyoming
Lovell Feeding Company Incorporation Notice
The document names W B Snyder W E Richardson and H B Harris as principals. The company will operate as directed by the directors with its principal office in Lowell Big Horn County Wyoming. W B Snyder is the agent in charge. Last publication December 1 1922.
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