Wyoming Incorporations 1920 Seven Months Report
The Wyoming News tallies 147 domestic and foreign concerns filing articles in Wyoming in the first seven months of 1920. Domestic filings number 113 with total capital around 71.3 million, versus 151 domestics in 1919 totaling 124.43 million and 142 domestics in 1918 totaling 62.69 million. Foreign filings add to monthly totals, with July alone showing nine foreign firms and capital near 9.95 million.
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Wyoming
Domentic
Oil Companies’ Aggregate Capital in 1918 Reported
The New York Journal of Commerce notes the total capitalization of oil companies for the year 1918. It cites 44 foreign companions with an aggregate capital of 26 020 000 and 58 foreign companies with an aggregate capital of 14 127 000.
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Wyoming
New York Journal of Commerce
Coal Strikes Near Shoshoni Show Promising Deposits
Drilling in the Shoshoni Wyoming region yields two coal deposits near the Burlington railroad. The Howe well northeast of Shoshoni hits a 12 foot high grade coal seam at 2090 feet. Wyoming Coal Oil and Refining Co. organized with F E Schaaf as president. A second strike lies on Nels Sidenbender land east of the first deposit with local and eastern capital planning development. Victor Wyoming Oil plans to drill near section Kay 91 between the Horseshoe and Muskrat structures. The Ohio company on the Horaeshon dome reports over 600 feet drilled and Minnesota Western faces a fishing delay at about 2200 feet.
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Ask
Fie
Shaun Oo
Reston-Wyoming
Merritt Ere
Glenrock Oil Eeeseseca
Buck Cresk
Aes
Western States
Capitol Pete
Columbine
WE Baecsee de Tk
Cow Gulch
Sinclair OW
Great Western Petroleum
Texas OK
Pan American Pote
W. S. Steelamen
Hutton Lake
Jupiter
Union Pacific R. BR
Mdeciuanaennanas
Picardy
Iverton
Enterenee Royalty & Producers
Wind River Refining
Wyoming
Grass Creek
Pilot Butte
Hamilton Dome
Lander
Burlington
Victor Wyoming
Shoshoni
Wyo
Howe
Lincoln
Nebr
Wyoming Coal, Oil, and Refining Company
F. E. Schaaf
HM. A. Sidders
A. Dowling
Henry B. Brown
D. H. Elliott
F. M. McElrath
Roy E. Steffen
Mare
Nels Sidenbender Land
Wyoming Coal, Oil & Refining Company
Burlington Railroad
Victor-Wyoming Oil Company
Casper
Ohio
Horaeshon
Ohio Company
Minnesota Western
Sunshine Basin Well Near Sand
The Midwest Refining Company well in the Sunshine Basin district near Cody Wyoming is nearing the pay sand at a shallow depth, suggesting a possible productive zone. The project timeline and exact depth were not disclosed in the fragment.
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Buffalo Basin
Midwest
Sunshine Basin
Midwest Refining Company
Cody
Wyo
Gas Absorption Plant Near Rock Creek Ready Soon
Armstrong Company of Los Angeles builds a gasoline absorption plant on Ohio Oil Company land in Rock Creek field. The plant uses a low pressure absorption process with claimed high efficiency and near full automation. It eliminates steam distillation to cope with cold weather or poor water, saving boiler trouble.
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Armstrong Co
Los Angeles
Ohio Oil Go
Rock Creek
Armstrong Company
Armstrong Company Expands Gasoline Plant Capacity
The report notes a 2,500,000 foot fas volume and daily production around 9,000 gallons, with 6,000 ga tonn of gravity gasoline daily. Plans allow rapid expansion if Rock Creek field grows, and Armstrong built a second California plant praised as highly efficient by expert engineers from major oil firms.
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de Alam
Rock Creek
Armstrong Company
Haw
California
Road Bulletin details oil field rough sections and improvements
State Highway Department reports road conditions by route. Salt Creek roads are good except rough through oil fields near new construction toward Sheridan. Yellowstone West is generally good to Moneta, rough toward Shoshoni, then good to Riverton, fair to Lander. eastbound very good to Douglas with rough through Big Muddy oil field and new construction toward Laistk, generally good to Cheyenne.
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State Highway Department
Salt Creek
Sheridan
Yellowstone Highway
Moneta
Shoshoni
Riverton
Lander
Eont
Douglas
Big Muddy
Laisk
Cheyenne
Witness sought after Second and Durbin accident
Wanted - bystander who witnessed Monday morning at 8 o clock bicycle and water collide at Second and Durbin Streets to confer with W. Werner. Phone 10067-W. -25-4t.
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Second
Durbin
W. Werner
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Piet Co P. O
Lyrie
Shoshon
ROGK
American Legion
Morrison
Kings of Syncopation
Columbia Phonograph Company
Dreamland Pavilion
Lester Brokerage House
NEW York Oil
Road Bulletin
Denver Medical Institute
Moura
Sesdaey
Benvar Medical Institutes
Independent Torpedo Company Manufacturers
Henning Hotel
N. Park
Wyoming National Bank
Casper, Wyoming
Taylor & Clay
New York
Casper, Wyo
Telegraph Company
Toadern
Frees
Essen
Midland Carbon Company
Cowley, Wyoming
New York Oil Co
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Ball Creek
Jamestown
N. Y
Frank G. Curtis