Primaries Revealed Precinct Committeemen Chosen
County readers learn the list of party committeemen selected in the August 17 primaries across precincts including Muddy Salt Creek East Casper Greenlaw Nichola Millse High School South Casper West Casper Alcova Tewxemer Splitrock and Waltman with several no choice or vacancies noted and appointments to be made by the county central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muddy
Salt Creek
van V. Harding
East Casper
J. R. Jorgenson
Greenlaw
Tewxemer—O. TD
Josenial
Bieli
H. B. Williams
Splitrock
Miller
Ol Clay
Robert Grieve
Waltman
F. H. Felt
Padwater
Jornia Davis
Powder River
John Clark
Freeland
John Tobin
North Purlington
Muliy
San
Creek
C. C. McNulty
Casper
Lew M. Gay
Gedilaw
J. O'Connor
Mills
Alex Mills
South Casper
W. W. Sproul
West Casper
R. McDermott
W. RB. Bohannon
Alvora
Roney Farneat
Rewemer
Lew Mills
Efell
L. N. Claytor
Miller—Elugene Vide
Ol Cliy
Arminto
T. C. Hall
Radwater
Towder River
Wall Cheney
North Burlington
B. J. Kemp
Prospector Lease Submissions Range Across Wyoming Lands
State issued prospectors leases covering multiple parcels listed by claimant, location, and section identifiers. Named individuals span cities including Newcastle, Cheyenne, and Billings with plots in 6-42-61, 7-42-61, 8-42-01, 16-15-103, and other ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard C, Wilson
Glenda
Frank Hr. Jennings
Kemmerer
Richard Coates
Newcastle
J. B. Hawthorne
Lusk
Anna Costlow
Joseph Wasserman
Cheyenne
Nina
E. Harper
Shoshon
EB. Swainson
T. Blake Kennedy
Anna L. Kennedy
Frank H. Hitchcock
New York City
H. Fay
Billings
Mont
Yahner
Rock Springs
Henry Altman
Lot
J. P. Wilcox
Riverton
Road Bulletin for Ball Creek and Yellowstone corridors
State Highway Department bulletin notes rough to Riverton and fair to Yellowstone segments with new construction causing detours near Big Mountain and Clelde. Reported conditions vary along the route from Moneta to Luk and Dowels area with good to fair progress toward Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Disotrbet
Ball Creek
Yellowstone
Moneta
Riverton
Baceio
Wally Wood
Cheyenne
Local Markets and Stocks Report from New York and Midwest
Market notes show closing prices and openings for several equities and oils with figures for American, Mexican Petroleum, Sinclair, Texas Oil, Pan American Petroleum, Union Pacific, and related marks. Foreign exchange, liberty bonds, and regional royalty listings appear with scattered price data and percent changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lute
Bia
Adie
Finda
New York
Midwest
Benton Wyoming
Akteae Scan
Clanrock Oilae
Buckeye Condon Apis
Jean Creal Bick
O—Connon
Aenw
Coca
Casper Ingiateemntinen
Capitol
Pete
Bikhorn
Williamas
Mexican Petroleum
Gates
Sinclair of
Gap Western Petroleum
Texas OM
Pan American Pete
G. W. Pete Eee
Hutton Lake
Steel
Jupiter Concen
Union Pacific R. R
Lance Creek Royalty Ae al Foreign Exchange
Fask Petroleum
Eebull Ta Laalh
Mike Henry
Mountain & Gulf
Liberty Bonds
Riverton
Royalty & Producers
Ind
Tom Bell
Alliage
Aimee
Lanco Crock
Owen
Market Gossip Recaps Standard Oil of Indiana Move
Recapitalization talks surround Standard Oil of Indiana with stock buybacks and a possible stock dividend. Shares trade near 700 amid rumors of lowering par value and a large exchange with Midwest Refining. Also notes E T Williams Oil Company dividend and new Wyoming filings by several firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Wall Street Journal
Standard of Indiana
Midwest Refining
Standard Old Company of Indiana
Wyoming
Capital Stock
Johnson County Mercantile Company of
Buffalo
A. C. Werburton
W. P. Adams
J. E. Potts
Edward Burnett
J. W. Todd
New York Oil
Salt Creek
Osage Drilling Contract Let for Twelve Wells
A contract was signed for drilling twelve wells on Mughrat Osage Oil Company land. A permanent camp lies in the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section 646-03 Osage field. Drilling of the first well began August 23 and the Muskrat Osage deep well on section 17-46-63 reached 350 feet with oil to start production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
Mughrat-Osage Ol Company
Johnson Reports Boycott Threat Amid Mays Controversy
Ban Johnson and Tris Speaker met in Philadelphia to deny a circulated petition against Carl Mays, the New York Americans pitcher whose pitch hit Reg Chapman and led to his death. The pair declined further comment while confirming other baseball matters were discussed. A Cleveland player acknowledged the petition but offered few details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Ban Johnson
American League
Tris Speaker
Cleveland
Cal
Carl Mays
New York Americans
Reg Chapman
Call for Meeting of Natrona County Republican Committee
Casper Wyoming August 26 1900 a meeting of precinct committeemen elected at the primary August 4 17 1920 Natrona County to be held in the courthouse Natrona County at 8 o clock p m A state committeeman county chairman and secretary to be elected and other business to further Republican success in the November election G K Hagens county chairman Publish Aug 26 27 98 Walter Hollenberger departed for Denver on a wher nous trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
Natrona
Natrona County
Doynare Republican Succes
Refinery Leaders Vow Open Access and Local Cooperation
Casper officials welcomed Standard Oil and Midwest officials in a two day visit to discuss cooperation with local businesses. Col R W Stewart promised no wire fences around the plant and accessible officers. Governor Brooks praised the visit as a step toward closer ties and community progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Hagens
Duchness
Min
Col
R. W. Stewart
The
Standard
Fleen
Standard of Company
Boutah Dakota
Col. Stewart
Casper
W. M. Burton
Burton
Gov
Brooks
Midwest
Karl D. Holmes
Chamber of Commerce
Offcinia
Henry M. Blackmer
Natrona County
Canper
Caspr
Planta
Mrs Sears Plans Winter Stay in City business trip
Mrs. K. Sears and her daughter visit the city on business. Sears owns the Hartents and intends to move next month, planning to spend the winter here.
Free booklet guides home canning and preservation
The Department of Agriculture has issued a booklet distributed by the Washington Information Bureau. It explains how housewives can can produce from garden, urban, and barnyard and save foods for winter by turning surplus produce and summer provisions into soups syrups and preserves. The booklet is now available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Washington
El Paso Census Count Reduced
El Paso County cities report a population of 11298 in Presa Bolas Idaho marking a 23.2 percent increase of 4035 people. The milestone reflects growth patterns in the county area based on the latest census data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa Bolas
Idaho
Omaha Hog and Cattle Prices Slip as Markets Open
Livestock receipts in Omaha Nebraska show hogs at 8 500 with market slow and prices down around 250. Bulk sales range 13 60 to 14 60 with top at 14 60. Cattle receipts 3 500 with beef market steady to 250 higher. Best fed yearlings reach 16 10 while stockers and feeders rise. Sheep receipts 27 000 with killing grades firm and early sales strongest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
United States Bureau of Markets
Also Mentioned on This Page
Af Rt
John EB
Mead
Rosa PD
Blair
Manville
Charles Carlson
L. W. Trumbull
Denver
Colo
W. H. Horner
Seattle
Waugh
Burckhardt
Beattle
Wash
Robert J. Matthews
Rhoshont
Y Warwick M. Downing
Road Bulletin
Ported Daly
Taylor & Day
Crotad Flee
Ou Change Building
Casper, W
E. T. Willams
EB. T. Williams Ofl Company
Johnson
Mays
Republican County Central Committee
G. K. Hagens
Walter Hollenberger
Express
Chicago
the New Fall
Scott Clothing Co
South Center St
Rvere Feestt Food Mae
G&t
Frederic J. Haskin
Casper Dolly Tribune Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
American Legion
Columbia Phonograph Company
Everybody Welcome
Dreamland Pavilion
Independent Torpedo Company Manufacturers
Henning Hotel
N. Park
Lester Lester Brokerage House
NEW York of New Namsber
Wolcott
Taylor & Clay
New York Oil Co
Casper, Wyoming
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Curtis
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