Oil News Of The Week In Wyoming And Montana Drilling
Geologist James Douglas of Union Oil travels to Montana and Billings for drilling updates. Union Oil reports the Cody anticline well down 1600 feet with plans to reach Marrison limestone. Tatman Mountain stockholders meet on the 25th to discuss financing the Burlington test. Gas franchises awarded to Arch Sellery for Cody and to T. K Bishop for Worland, with gas to flow within 18 months pending Neiber dome discoveries. Neiber structure to be drilled this summer by Wyoming Gas and allied interests. Mesaverde production expected in a large unexploited gas field. Ashland-Wyoming and Lewis Oil entities push to Tensleep and Mercer Dome. Palms Petroleum Co Incorporation noted with W J Cheley, Frank Cheley, and BE J Sullivan as directors. Basin named office, H H Hime agent. Texas operations may extend to Wyoming next year with a $1,000,000 capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worland
T. K Bishop
Gas Ia
Neiber Dome
Wyoming Gas.c
Neiber
Montana
Mesaverde
The
Palms Petroleum Co
W. J. Cheley
Frank H. Cheley
BE. J. Sullivan
Basin
H. H. Hime
Texas
Wyoming
HELP MERCHANT MARINE
Foreign countries express shock at the United States may extend aid to its merchant marine through subsidies. Other nations long subsidized shipping, but the U S foresees a new era under Chairman Lasker with a long period of prosperity for American merchant marines in competitive world trade.
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United States
Chairman Lasker
Shipping Board
Americal
Mar Oe
Movie Production Down Seventieth Percent In U S
Press dispatches report United States moyule picture production has fallen to one third of what it was eighteen months ago. The drop is largely due to German imports and about 20 producing companies have closed.
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United States
Germany
M. E. Church Schedules Sacred Concert and Classes
For Community Service Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. A sacred concert replaces the evening service at Epworth League at 6:50 p.m. Teachers Training Class Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Special music at all services. Edwin Rowling, Minister.
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M. E. Church
Epworth Ipague
Edwin Rowling
The Moat and the Beam on Voting Rights
The piece criticizes Democratic Senators for accusing an election in Michigan of corruption while accepting elections in Southern States where large portions of the population, including many whites, are denied the vote. It questions the intellectual consistency of those who claim concern over one election but tolerate systemic disfranchisement elsewhere.
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Ae diMiotlt
Mihigan
Make Trip to Thermopolis by Local Club Members
G. J. Schenk R. J. Cruce Oscar Scholz Ira Hritt A X Johnson R. B. Landfall DT Hand C T tel hart and Albert Scholz traveled to Thermopolis last Saturday night. They attended the Thermopoliss Lodge I conferring the third rank. All report a fine time away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Schenk
R. J. Cruce
Oscar Scholz
Ira Hritt
A. X. Johnson
R. B. Landfall
Dt, Hand
C. T. Telhart
Albert Scholz
Thermopolis
All Honor to Pumpkin Pie and the Case of Squash
A humorous essay notes that pumpkin pie is superior to squash masquerading as pumpkin. It mocks mispronunciation and restaurant mislabeling while praising pumpkin pie as a seasonable, daily delicacy and calling the squash substitution an imposter. The piece cites a Chicago Post attribution.
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Chicago Post
Giant Locomotive Hauls Record Coal Train Across Mountains
A historic test on the Wigginian railway between Princeton West Virginia and Roanoke Virginia showcased the world’s largest locomotive pushing a 16 000 ton train. The 440 ton engine plus 100 cars carried 32 million pounds of coal, with each car at 120 tons, over heavy grades aided by a duplex stoker.
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Blue Ridge
Alleghany Mountains
Princeton
W. Va
Roanoke
Easiest Way Out
A Chicago Journal excerpt recounts Aunt Druscilla debating a newborn’s name as Mis’ Kate and Mis’ Rosalind would be offended. She suggests naming the baby Kathe Rosalind and calling her Gladya, reflecting a strained family joke about naming traditions.
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South
Druselila
Sally
Druecitla
Druscilla
Kate
Rosalind
Kathe
Gladya
Chicago Journal
Lost: A Sapphire Pin Recovered Reward Offered
A sapphire pin is missing and this office offers a five dollar reward for its return. The notice requests the item be returned to the office.
Fourth Annual Pig Horn Basin Retail Merchant Meeting in Greybull
The fourth annual Pig Horn Basin Retail Merchant Association meeting convened in Greybull with reps present. The program featured remarks from President L. L. Newton, secretary-treasurer B. P. Van Arndall, committee appointments, talks on stabilized credits and retail finance, and a banquet with songs and speeches by local officials. Officers were re elected and the next meetings set for Thermopolis and Lovell.
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Pig Horn Basin Retail Merchant Association
Greybull
W. J. Lioyd
The
Christian Church
L. L. Newton
P. van Aredall
Newton
van Arndall
S. J. Leach
Pastor Losey Leads Services at Local Church
Leon A. Losey, pastor, conducts services at the Miscopal Church including Bible Behoo at 16 66 p m and an 11:00 a m worship. A 7:00 p m study class at the Manse and a 7:40 p m Community Christian Bedeavor at the Baptist Church are announced. The sermon titled Doctrine of the Deity of Jesus in the History of the Church will be delivered during worship. Everyone is invited.
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Leon A. Losey
Manse
Community Christian Bedeavor
Baptist Church
Num
Jesus
Washington tariff convention exposes high US prices vs German imports
At a tariff convention in Washington under the National Manufacturers' Association, exhibits compare German and Austrian goods with American prices. Scissors cost 14 cents in Germany but $3.00 in the US. a German knife set sells for $8.50 here, while a German thermos bottle costs 12.2 cents landed and 98 cents at retail. U.S. production costs for a Thermos bottle are about $1.01 with a $1.20 retail, and Hungarian printing shows cheaper overseas rates.
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Washington
National Manufacturers’ Association
Germany
Austria
United States
U. S
New York
America
New York City
London
Budapest
U. S. Department of Commerce
American valuation plan sparks duty debate in industry voices
The text outlines sectional arguments for a U S valuation plan arguing duties on low foreign values would curb inflated importer profits. Manufacturers farmers and workers claim current free trade pricing harms consumers by letting importers reap 200 to 1000 percent margins.
Woman's Club of Bain Holds Library Meeting
The Bain Woman's Club met at the library on Wednesday February 8 with President Mrs. W B Hartigan presiding. Minutes approved a $5 donation to the National Valentine fund was authorized and a Criminology talk by Mr. Pearson was highlighted.
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Woman's Club of Bain
W. B. Hartigan
Womans Club
National Valentine Fund
Mesdames Belton
Blair Snow
McNown
Pearson
Rocky Mountain
R. B. Landfair
Mason
Elarth
Clara Collins
Reginald Miller
A. B. Martin
D. E. Lewis
Cathedral of St. John the D.vine
New York
Herbert Harris
No Shylock debt settlement urged by nations
The United States rejects the idea of demanding full repayment as a Shylock, stating it will not cancel debts but seeks a fair time and method of payment. The Basin Republican for job printing notes a practical, mutually convenient settlement approach.
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United States
Latter Day Saints Missionaries Plan Library Meeting
Henry Herget and C W Anderson of Cowley Sam Gynn of Lovell and G Anerson of Garland visit for missionary work and will canvass house to house. A public meeting is set in the library on the 17th at 2 30 p m with all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Herget
C. W. Anderson
Cowley
Sam Gynn
Lovell
G. Anerson
Garland
Ehuren
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
God
Primitive Church
Israel
Ten Tribes
Zion
Christ
Paul
Joseph Smith
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James Douglas
Union Oil Co
California
Billings
Sherman
Production Department of the Union
Cody
Union Company
Marrison
George Maller
Burlington
Tatman Mountain Oil Company
Arch Sellery
Ohio
J. Hardison
Lewis Oil Company
Casper
Mercer Dome
Ashland
Garrison N. Dak
Dasin Republican
W. E. Sampsel
Oredit Men's Association
Jo Hampton
Harry Stein
Donald Jeffries
Powell
Tertile Group
B. F. Wigton
Grocery Bakery and Market Group
Ruby Schulz
Chespeake Cafe
City
T. C. Marshall
E. T. Ferry
T. B. Scott
Marshall
W. H. Stone
Lapder
Barney Iles
J. H. Hartzell
George Kingsman
T. F. McDonough
A. L. Greenleaf
Frank von Eden
Greybull Standard
Woman’s Club
R. G. Belton
Mesdames Hyde
Sheive and
Peason
Woman's Club of
Tarrant
Ford and
Fordson
Ford
Yellowstone Motor CO
Wild Bear Garage Company
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Worland, Wyo
Yellowstone Automotive CO
Greybull, Wyo
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