Glenrock to Get New Oil Refinery and Regional Developments
News of week notes Glenrock plans a new oil refinery while Midwest Refining Co pushes wells into deep sand in the Big Muddy fields. A 1000 barrel well is reported at Lost Soldier and Salt Creek area yields another. Coal miners seek 35 1 2 percent wage rise with operators demanding federal aid conditions. Winnall well remains prominent amid recent sensations. Wind River Co perfects Arran cemented tools for six strings in the district. Big Indian Oil & Gas Co seals a major deal and plans a field trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenrock
Big Muddy
Midwest Refining Co
Salt Creek
Cal
Corfield
Winnall
Arran
Wind River Co
Big Indian Ol & Gae Co
Clore
BIG Bear Oil CO
WM. G. Krape Inv. CO
DOD
G. & E. Bldg
Denver, Colo
Total Solar Eclipse Nears June Date Across United States
The observation society of America plans a June 8 total solar eclipse event with a ninety second totality. Photographic records will be made from the central path in Glen Rock area due to favorable atmospheric conditions noted after years of study.
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Green River
Soeiety
America
United States
Glenrock
A Volunteer Reflects on War Service and Exemption
A private, stationed at the Presidio of San Francisco, recalls volunteering for the Great War rather than awaiting draft. He laments the lack of recognition and banquet farewells, pondering what his son will learn of his choices and noting contrasts in wartime sentiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Y. van Valin
Provisional Ambulance Co
A.” Presidio of
San Francisco
Cal
Sone Day
The Wizac of Wiseland at Nex Theatre Oct 28 29
Basin patrons are promised a rare musical comedy treat as The Wizac of Wiseland comes to Nex Theatre on October 28 and 29. A large cast, lavish scenery, and popular song hits promise a high class entertainment with strong chorus and ballet.
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Basin
Nex Theatre
Wizac
Wiseland
Wien
Mythland
Liberty Bonds Appeal to Farmers in Second 1917 Liberty Loan
Government urges farmers to buy the second Liberty Loan of 1917 amounting to 3 billion dollars with 4 percent interest tax exempt except for inheritance and excess profits taxes. Bonds issued in 50 dollar denominations and redeemable on schedule with semi annual interest.
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United States
J. Z. Miller
Federal Reserve Bank, Tenth District
B‘ut
Congress of the
General Wood Explains Liberty Loan Support
Major General Leonard Wood at Camp Funston urges strong support for the second Liberty Loan. He emphasizes organized national resources and urges prompt subscription to bonds to back the war effort, noting those unable to fight can still aid democracy by purchasing bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Wood
Camp Funston
Kansas
Ald Im
Kirby Buys Liberty Bond First Town Purchase
The town of Kirby under the town council purchased a Liberty Bond for 1000 dollars. Mayor A Johnson reports the move with public approval, noting Kirby is the first municipality to report such an official bond purchase. An assistant will interview Oct 24 25 26 27 about osteopathy treatments at 948 North 30th Street Billings Montana. Dr N E Vredenburgh is physician in charge.
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Kirby
A. Johnson
N. 30Th St
Billings
Mont
N. E. Vredenburgh
Grand View New House and Lot For Sale
For sale a new house and lot in Grand View offered at a bargain for immediate take. Terms inquiries contact owner Isabelle Belton at phone 105R.
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Grand View
Isabelle Belton
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