Oil News of Week Highlights Basin Drilling and Dividends
Midwest Refining Co. official T. F. Algeo travels to Casper. H. O. Radcliffe attends to business there. Old Man Harris from Billings promotes the Montana Wyoming Oil and Gas Journal. Hoye Oil and Refining reports gas flow at 200 feet during Maud Tillard property drilling in Basin Gardens. Midwest Oil Preferred and Utah Copper declare dividends. Halifax disaster looms in market note. Oregon basin drilling near Cody includes Clint Hall visiting home. Ohio Oil Co. expedites Sherard dome work as weather allows. Basin drillers move to Kane area with tool outfit en route. Liberty Oil and Gas Co. progresses at Basin down about 2200 feet.
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T. F. Algeo
Midwest Refining Co
Casper
H. O. Radcliffe
Gypsy Oil Co
F. L. Harris
Old Man Harris
Billings
Mont
Basin
Montana-Wyoming Oil & Gas Journal
Hoye Oil and Refining Co
Maud Tillard
Basin Gardens
Bush
Midwest Oil
Clint Hall
Burkhard and Beard
Oregon Basin
Cody
Ohio Oil Co
Sherard Dome
Kane
Liberty Oil and Gas Co
Box Supper Tonight At Methodist Church
A community notice invites residents to attend the box supper at the Methodist church this evening. Proceeds support church programs and youth activities.
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Methodist Church
Hamlet Revival Sparks Bacon Suspicions at High Forehead
Puck relays a backstage exchange about a Shakespearean revival at the High Forehead theater last night. The Lead suggests Baconian partisans resented the performance, while His Explanation notes the crowd hissed during the interpretation.
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Hamlet
High Forehead
Bacon
Puck
Beware Anger's Catching Flame in Shared Moments
The text warns that anger spreads between people, making it hard for others to stay calm. It emphasizes guarding against anger at all times to prevent collective impulsivity and conflict.
Charred Writing Preserved by Collodion Coating
If valuable documents are charred a coating of collodion can seal them. When the collodion hardens it becomes transparent and very tough allowing the writing to remain discernible through it.
Rhino Uses Mud as Protection From Insects
A rhinoceros rolls in mud to prevent insects from reaching its skin. mud covers the body and keeps pests at bay, offering natural cooling and a protective layer.
Man's Greatness and The Greatest Life Plan
A reflective note quotes Drummond on a man who pursues a grand plan for life. It extols a person whose purpose and ambition define greatness and guide daily choices.
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Drummond
Barometer of Character and Friendship
A reflection on friendship noting that many friends signal a generous and social nature. It argues that widespread friendliness reflects well on a man’s character and maturity.
Cause of Untruthfulness in Aged Speech
An older speaker named Uncle Mhon claims men fail to tell the truth because they are overwhelmed by originality and a wish to please. The remark humorously notes pressure to be novel rather than accurate in telling a story.
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Uncle Mhon
Did He Realize the Real Thing in Movie Studio?
Comic exchange from a studio era scene where a young nurse questions life after a pretend death and an experienced nurse confirms the staged nature. The dialogue hints at the behind the scenes mood of a hospital setting during filming.
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Puck
Optimistic Thought Brings Bravery Amid Misfortune
The phrase suggests that when misfortune arrives it also carries the strongest virtues such as courage and resilience, portraying adversity as a test that reveals noble character. It emphasizes steadfastness and moral strength in facing hardship.
James Francis Lifeboat Pioneer Honored By Congress
The father of the lifeboat in America James Francis born Boston 1801 died Washington 1808 received a gold medal from Congress three years before his death. President Harrison presented the award at the White House and it is now on display at the National Museum in Washington.
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America
James Francis
Boston
Washington
Congress
White House
Harrison
National Museum
Encouraging hospitality at home for lunch guests
A piece urges housewives to keep prepared goods and clean linens so they can invite husbands and daughters to bring friends for meals. It promotes casual dining with visiting coworkers and guests during lunch hours without reluctance.
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Tim Promptu
Tin use and early Bolivia mining history
The article notes Bolivia as a major source of tin in the New World with large deposits. It mentions tin alloys being used historically by natives around Lake Titicaca to create bronze, predating Spanish conquest.
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Bolivia
New World
Tern
Th Tlaca
Development of dramatic art prompts future stage
Quote-driven snippet notes a debate on cinema versus stage. Willis questions if weighing pictures are the ultimate art, Gillis predicts a forthcoming stage where success requires neither brains nor beauty, suggesting a shift toward new forms.
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Willis
Gillis
Bee Sting Kills Man in Washington
In Washington a honeybee sting on the finger killed P. P. Gilpin within minutes. An attending physician said the poison likely formed a clot, causing death when it reached the heart or brain.
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Washington
P. P. Gilpin
Oil and Motor Firm Involved In Zum Case
In Zum region, a small oil dispute arises involving Lee Motor Co and local firm Ol. ZUM. Details indicate a civil matter seeking clarification of ownership and distribution rights.
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Ol. Zum
Lee Motor Ja
T F Nelson Married in Hyattville
Last Saturday in Hyattville the marriage of Mr. T F Nelson and Miss Matilda Krieg was held. Nelson is a well known long-time resident of the Big Horn Basin and Krieg has friends in Hyattville Basin. They travel north to Idaho then Omaha for a visit and will make their home in Hyattville after January 15 1915 with community well wishing.
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Hyattville
T. F. Nelson
Matilda Krieg
Nelson
Big Horn Basin
Idaho
Omaha, Neb
Registry Drive Urges Big Horn County Army-Mavy Roll
County residents are urged to verify army and navy registrants at the library as the adjutant general promotes a complete county registry. In Washington the foreign affairs committee backed the Austrian war resolution with Rep Miller of Minnesota briefly supporting Turkey and Bulgaria. The House expects quick debate and passage before Friday adjournment, with Senate debate anticipated.
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Army
Navy
Big Horn
Adjutant General
House
Tative Miller
Minnesota
Turkey
Bulgaria
Friends surprise O Mallys with evening gathering
On Tuesday evening several of the friends of Mr and Mrs R J O Mally met and went to the O Mally home for a surprise party. Those who were present were Messrs and Mes dames Earl Daugherty, R G Belton, Fred Justham and Harry Drumm.
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R. J. O'Mally
O'Mally
Messrs
For Sale and Barber Shop Listing in Central Area
A large garage offered for sale or conversion to a residence or garage store. Also an advertisement for a barber shop with children’s haircuts by appointment at Central Barber Shop, Pat’s place. Call the provided phone number.
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Central Barber Shop
Pat
War declaration extension to Turkey and Bulgaria likely
In Congress at Work strong support emerges in both branches to extend the war declaration to Turkey and Bulgaria. The resolution is deemed virtually certain, with confidential reasons presented to Chairman Stone and Flood, and discussions with Secretary Lansing. Some officials still hope to break German domination of its allies.
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Congress
Turkey
Bulgaria
Stone
Flood
Lansing
Gift ideas and gifts offered at the store today
For wife sweetheart or the kiddies there is no gift more appropriate than a box of candy. We are stocked with a complete line of Kodaks and Albums. Remember, if it isn't an
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Plete
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