Oil News Notes From Casper Area Highlight Wells
Dr G T Morgan and County commissioner J R Johnson arrived from Casper as Elkhorn Oil Co directors to view the Lindley ranch well, now underg rounding with strong indications of a big strike. Elsewhere drilling continues at various sites including Henry Budd, Clifton Fear, and La Barge where Reece Oil Co reported a high grade petroleum. A gas ignition incident damaged a California Petroleum Co residence but resulted in no serious injuries. Christmas visits and local social notes finish the column.
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G. T. Morgan
Casper
Elkhorn Oil Co
J. R. Johnson
Oil City
Weil
Lindley Ranch
Reece Oil Co
la Barge
Cottonwood Social Notes Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Jimmie Bertram hosted Cottonwood calling last week. Dr. Montrose of Daniel treated Jewetts on Monday. Ludvig and Lindback couple moved into a new residence. Guthries returned home after a LaBarge visit. Marian Hoffman traveled to Denver for holidays with her parents. Olive Kitto Jessie Jewett Mrs Willard Todd and Dean Jewett visited F D Balls on Sunday. Recent Big Piney visitors included Mrs Julius Giroud Lee Smith F D Ball Gust Larson Frank Tracy Arthur Lindback and the Ball family.
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Olive Kitto
Jessie Jewett
Mrs
Willard Todd
Dean Jewett
F. D. Balls
Julius Giroud
Lee Smith
F. D. Ball
Gust Larson
Frank Tracy
Arthur Lindback
F. C. Ball, Jr
W. C. Ball
Sublette County to Redeem Certificates of Indebtedness
Notice from Sublette County Board of Commissioners that it will redeem and pay certificates numbers 1823 to 1419 upon presentation to the county treasurer. Interest ceases twenty days after December 8, 1926. Grace MacGlashan, County Treasurer.
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Board of County Commissioners
Sublette County
Grace Macglashan
The Troubadours and the Christmas Seal
An old note compares troubadours singing under windows to the annual Christmas Seal effort. It highlights their role in bringing cheer and aid to tuberculous patients, undernourished children, and those needing nurse inspections and medical exams, with the Seal’s figures emblematic of these aims.
Tuberculosis Christmas Stamps Promote State Campaign
The Seals urge readers during Christmas 1926 to support a state tuberculosis drive. They emphasize that holiday letters gifts and greetings should carry numbers of the Tuberculosis Christmas Stamps as part of an organized public health effort.
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Jawa Nation
Woman in Jackson Hurt After Swallowing Glass
Mrs. William Deloney, wife of a Jackson businessman, is in serious condition at home after accidentally swallowing a small piece of glass from a fruit container. She believed it was a wheat course and felt throat scratching before internal hemorrhages required medical aid. Also noted: Miss Jennie Budd, teacher at Twichel school, remains at home in Marbleton during holiday break.
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Jackson, Woo
William Deloney
Jackson
Cheyenne Tribune
Jennie Budd
Twichel
Wyetah
Marbleton
Excellent Christmas Play At Hook Hall Tuesday Night
The Christmas program by the schools at Hook Hall Tuesday night drew a crowded audience. Students performed well under teachers’ direction while the Ladies' Triangle Club organized the distribution of candy and nuts from a community Christmas tree packed with ornaments and gifts. Francis Tanner and Donald Gray helped prepare the tree. The hall was crowded with people from many areas.
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Hook Hall
Atl
Ladies’ Triangle Club
Francis Tanner
Donald Gray
County Superintendent Office Hours Change
After January first the County Superintendent of Schools office moves to the courthouse with hours Wednesday and Saturday 9 12 and 1 5, and Monday to Friday 1 5 except special appointments. Margaret C McDole County Supt. of Schools. Mr and Mrs Oscar Beck depart for Cheyenne for Christmas and the legislature adjournment spending about three months visiting Omaha and Iowa after adjournment.
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Court House
Margaret C. McDole
County Sept of Schools
Oscar Beck
Cheyenne
Beck
Sublette
Omaha
Points
Iowa
American National Livestock Convention Planned in Salt Lake City
The American National Livestock Association holds its annual convention in Salt Lake City from January 25 to January 27 with plans for full, busy sessions. The event aims to showcase regional stockmen voices and influence national legislation, alongside a grazing fee hearing on January 24 in Salt Lake City. Forest Ranger J. J. Albano notes local attendees, including Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hennick of Pinedale, who recently visited Piney and toured oil fields.
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American National Livestock Association
Salt Lake City
United States
Intermountain
Secretary of Agriculture
Forester of
Washington, D. C
J. J. Albano
Forest. Ranger
L. A. Hennick
Pinedale
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Lillian Clemensten
Franklin Schwoob
Lander
Mariam Jenkins
Ralph Millis
Kemmerer
Catherine
Jimmie Bertram
Fred Guthrie
Miss Marian Hoffman
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Big Piney Examiner
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State Bank of
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