Why Bill Will Boom Wyoming Oil Boom Predicted
The Wyoming oil sector is described as poised for an unprecedented boom if a leasing bill passes. Persistent government land withdrawals have hampered production, keeping vast undiscovered reserves inaccessible. The leasing bill would enable timely development, unlocking hundreds of millions of barrels and spurring a regional energy surge from Fossil Creek to Lance Creek and Rock River to Elk Basin.
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Wyoming
Fossil Creek
Lance Creek
Rock River
Elk Basin
Wyoming Oil News
Oil as fuel takes hold in industry and cities
A New York Times annalist notes fuel oil has become a major industrial factor, with widespread use in New England and New York area, replacing coal in many settings. Mexican Petroleum builds storage and pipelines to supply direct to consumers. Hotels, mills, and office buildings convert to oil, while coal remains in balance. A Rebekah lodge dance is scheduled in Fraternity hall on September 20 with Van Slyke orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times Annalist
Annalist
New England
New York City
Mexican Petroleum Company
Mexico
American Woolen Company
International Paper Company
Copley Plaza
Boston
Singer
New York
Rebekah Lodge
van Slyke Orchestra
Report of the First State Bank Kane Wyoming September 12 1918
Bank examination record for the First State Bank at Kane Big Horn County Wyoming shows assets totaling 58 579 13 with loans 23 196 56 and deposits 48 247 04. M B Rhodes cashier signs sworn statement September 18 1919 witnessed by Mazie V Rhodes notary public and directors James L Brown Richard W Abbott and M B Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First State Bank
Kane
Wyoming
Vis
Big Horn
M. B. Rhodes
Mazie V. Rhodes
Impeachment Talk Over Wilson Peace Policy Warns of Backlash
The piece argues impeachment of the people for lack of intelligence and patriotism over President Wilson’s peace policy. It claims Wilson stole the people’s verdict by pressuring for a League of Nations pledge and condemns lawmakers who oppose him as imbeciles. It predicts a November 1920 referendum on whether public servants have usurped power.
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United States
League of Nations
Wilson
Congress
Cavil
House
Senate
Shantung
Ipse Dixit
Blackleg Vaccine and Supplies Offered by Dr Walker
Stockmen alerted to new stock of blackleg vaccine Altrate and pellets arriving. Offered by Dr. M. B. Walker for immediate purchase and use in cattle health programs.
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M. B. Walker
Short Sighted Praise for Wilson on Railroad Disputes
The piece argues against crediting President Wilson for handling the railro ad wage disputes. It claims leaders across the nation voiced warnings before him and that true courage came from Congress and the press. It criticizes his perceived silence and asserts decisive leadership was shown by other branches and media.
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Wilson
Four Brotherhoods
Who' House
Hall of Congress
Fourth Estate
Democratic Hypocrisy Speech Attacks Democratic Rule
Representative Frank Crowtser of New York criticizes six years of Democratic rule. He accuses Democrats of hollow trust busting claims, laments high living costs, and questions war rhetoric while praising Republican opposition and veterans' experiences.
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Washington
Frank Crowtser
New York
Jack
Democratic Congress
Democratic Party
United States
Real Estate Transfers Reported for Lovell and Greybull
A series of transfers including William F Moncur to Lulu Gill and John Gill for lot 8 block 4 Linnabary First Add Lovell. H Smith to Zela Murphy for $1. Jease Crosby to J M Snyder trustee for $1. United States to William W Meeker tracts 130 and adjacent lots. Ed P Landera to M B Johnson for $250 part lots 2 3 4 block 2 Woodward subdivision Greybull. Laura A Bunker to William J Durfey for $2000 lots 7 8 9 block 4 Hyattville. Byron Sessions to Carl J Arnoldus for $1000 lots 69 and 66 97. Nancy Monour to Elijah Thaxton for $1 lot 7 L 66 96.
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William F.moncur
Lulu B. Gill
John Gill
Linnabary
Lovell
H. Smith
Zela Murphy
Mecklem
Bain
Jease Crosby
J. M. Snyder
United States
William W. Meekjer
Ed P. Landera
M. B. Johnson
Woodward
Greybull
Laura A. Bunker
Con
William J. Durfey
Hyattville
Byron Sessions
Carl J. Arnoldus
Nancy Monour
Elijah ‘Thaxton
Burlington State Bank Financial Statement 1919
Burlington State Bank in Wyoming closes September 12 1919 with assets and liabilities listed. Key figures include loans 73628.05 overdrafts 139.98 securities 11500, capital 10000, surplus 10000, profits 1135.94, cashiers checks 240, and deposits 175432.29, with directors and officers sworn to accuracy.
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Burlington State Bank
Burlington
Wyoming
Propaganda curbs urged by Senator Smoot on printing
The article condemns use of government publications for propaganda to push the League of Nations and questions funding sources. It notes blockages on American rights and independence and cites Smoot as seeking to stop such propaganda. It also records two 1919 attachment notices from Big Horn County Wyoming against EB Calloway and Robert Kennedy with court dates.
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Smoot
Utah
Joint
Congressional Committee On Printing
League of Nations
United States
Big Hon
EB. H. Calloway
Alice Richard
J. R. Bonwell
Big Horn
Robert Kennedy
Lee Morris
Foreclosure Notice and Estate Proceedings in Basin Wyoming
Public foreclosure sale advertised by Frank A Wise as mortgagee assignee for the Big Horn county lands in Basin Wyoming with a 353.15 debt and October 18 1919 auction. also district court notices on Sarah Hill estate sale hearing September 22 1919 and Elizabeth Thieme divorce petition notice with November 1 1919 answer deadline. multiple creditors notices and road order in Basin.
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Chas. Ww
Mason
Hart Investment Company
Big Horn
Wyoming
Hart Acre
Basin
Big Horn County
Marion Hall
C. C. Ellis
Frank A. ‘Wise
Fifth Judicial District
Sarah E. Hill
C. W. Hill
Sarah H. Hill
Denver
Hazel V. Lawrence
Hartigan & Hall, Attys
Elizabeth Thieme
Joshua Crosby
Sentinel Butte
North Dakota
Jesse Crosby
District Court
Jesse W. Crosby, Jr
District Court of the
Sth Judicial District
State of
B. F. Altmark
Republic
Montana
Ble Horn County
B. F. Wickwire
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Bill
Yaa
James L. Brown
Richard W. Abbott
Directora
Newpapers
I. C. Webster
C. Webster
Chas. F. Hensley
Co. F. Hensley
B. Myers
Alice Richardson
Frank A. Wise
Hartigan & Hall
August Thieme
Hillsboro
Oregon
Skollar Aldrich
Elisabeth Thieme
Hartigan & Hall, Plaintiff's Attorneys
K. K. Kimbro
J. D. Kimbro
Daniel Kimbro
J. D. Kimbo
R. B. West
Board of County Commissioners
Bitter Creek
Byron-Penrose County
Sidon
Shoshone River
Wyo
Tilton
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