Market Gossip and Field News From Denver Meeting
At a regular Producers and Refiners' Corporation meeting in Denver a dividend of 17 1/2 cents on preferred stock and 12 1/2 cents on common was declared payable February 7, 1921 to stockholders of record January 10. The board approved last quarter results showing gross income 1,024,271.67 and net income 1,282,896.01 for August through October. Director FE D McCaulley resigned and William C. Fordyce of St. Louis was elected to succeed him. Other out-of-town directors included Theodore G. Smith and P F Davey, with William A. Othe of Otis & Co. present.
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FE. D. McCaulley
McCulley
Theodore G. Smith
Central Union Trust Pany Uc
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Davey
Salt Lake City
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Wye
William A. Othe
Otis & Co
Colorado Springs
Cleveland
Ohio
Gas Well Victim 15 Released From Hospital
J T Lew one of five men badly burned in a Midwest Refining gas well explosion last October 15 was discharged from the hospital. George Kramer died two days after the blast and four other injured workmen remain hospitalized. Mr and Mrs Lee plan a short stay in Laramie.
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J.T. Lew
Midwest Refining Company
George Kramer
Lee
Mrs. Lee
Laramie
Thanks for Help After Loss of Our Baby
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bush express gratitude to friends for assistance and sympathy after the loss of their baby. An auction of dry goods and overalls will be held at 113 East First Street at 2 p.m. on Thursday December 30.
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Frank Bush
East First Street
Shuttle train proposed to ease refinery shift congestion
Workers at west city refineries propose a Northwestern Railroad shuttle from near the refinery to the east Casper crossing. The plan calls for a few coaches and an engine to depart the roundhouse around 4 pm, stopping uptown at the station Wolcott street and other points to reduce Second street and Midwest avenue bottlenecks and the Second and Center street jam.
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Wolcott Street
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Prospectors plan air routes to Fort Norman oil fields
Canadian oil prospectors weigh flying 600 miles into the snowfields near Fort Norman to stake claims before the spring stampede along the trails to Norman. Overland routes remain impractical as winter conditions bite.
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B.C
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Here
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Prospector Strike Hindered by Police at Peace River
Royal Canadian Mounted Police block access to the Peace River crossing delaying prospectors gathered for winter drills. Major C. MacLaurin of the Dominion of Canada mineral board envisions a coast to oil field air route with river landings using runners. About twenty claims were staked before police closure last autumn with more promising sites still to come.
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Valve crack spills crude oil across land in Kansas field
A manifold break at the Midwest tink farm near Balt Creek caused a spill of over 100 barrels of crude oil. The line from the Teapot pump station released oil across the surrounding landscape before containment. Loss estimated around $6,000 with reports pointing to brittle cast iron manifolds and a shift toward wrought steel to prevent repeats.
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Midwest Tink Farm
Hianifeld
Tithea
Safety First Portrait of Harding in Cautious Times
A fragment reflecting a cautious view of President elect Warren G Harding. The writer notes Harding’s perceived prudence and suggests his approach will prioritize safety and measured decisions, though the text is incomplete and fragmented.
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