Market Gossip and Field News Wowest Drills in Three Wells
Three completions reported during the week by Midwest Refining in the Salt Creek field. Well 28-A tested 650 barrels, 95-A yielded 100 barrels, and 1-A produced 6895 barrels initial. Montana-Pacific Syndicate, San Francisco interests, takes over Antelope Butte tracts near Geraldine Montana and plans a test on 120N-12E. Westward reports mention Arran Creek drilling near 87-77-14 with trouble at 220 feet, Boulder field deep test by Basin Consolidated Petroleum, and Shanahan Syndicate activity on the Shanahan dome south of Boulder. General geologic appraisal by C. T. Lupton places principal sand near 3,000 feet.
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Midwest Refining Company
Salt Creek
Antelope Butte
Montana-Pacific Syndicate
San Franciano
Geraldine
Chateau County
Montana
Arrow Creek Oj] Andial Company
Antelope Butte Co Company
Hannon
Antelope Butte Company
Syere Butte
Arran Creek Development Company
Aleksand
Boulder Field
Basin Consolidated Petroleum Cmpany
MT. W. Shanahan of
Syndicate
Shanahan Dome
Boulder
Colo
Alse
Bhanaben Syndicate
Shanaben Dome
C. T. Lupton
Wheat prices slump at opening on bearish wheat report
Chicago traders react to a government winter wheat estimate that ranges 66 to 70 million bushels above expectations while bulls dispute the crop difference. May and July futures swing, then close unsettled with losses as corn and oats also slip and a large firm suspends. Butter and eggs move little with steady prices at Chicago markets. Potatoes show mixed regional quotes and shipments.
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Chicago
Women Marry In Europe to Get Passports
Geneva reports a woman exploits postwar passport rules by marrying and divorcing men across Europe. Before the war she earned about $10,000 yearly soliciting orders for millinery and furs from royalty and aristocracy. Now she has seven ex husbands as part of her scheme to obtain multiple nationalities.
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Geneva
Lucerne
Europe
Gabe
Husbania
Librarians Attend Annual Meeting in Chicago
The American Library Association opened its convention in Chicago with strong female presence. Notables include Clare J. Gernett from USDA Washington and Margeret Mann of the Engineering Society New York, plus Anna V. Jennings of the Nebraska Library Commission.
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Chicago
American Library Association
Clare J. Gernett
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Margeret Mann
United Engineering Society
New York
Anna V. Jennings
Nebraska Mbrary Commission
Union Oil unit wins patents on Colorado shale lands
The Federal Shale Oil company, a subsidiary of Union Oil of California, has been granted patents on 3 360 acres of shale lands in western Colorado after establishing Denver headquarters to study possible shale oil production.
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Union of
Federal Shale Oil Company
Union Oil Company of California
Denver
Colorado
Musketeers Stands as Greatest Picture at Iris Theatre
Douglas Fairbanks stars in The Three Musketeers at the Iris in a four day run. The production, directed by Fred Niblo, features Nigel de Brulier as Cardinal Richelieu Adolphe Menjou as Louis XIII Mary MacLaren as Queen Anne Marguerite De La Motte as Milady and Leonary George Siegmann Eugene Pallette as the Musketeers.
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France
Iris Theater
Douglas Fairbanks
Three Musketeers
Alexander Dumas
Louis XII
Fairbank
Dumas
D'Artagnan
Edward Knoblock
Fred Niblo
Himsoelf
Arthur Edeson
Walibanka
Nigel de Bruller
Carolinal Richelieu
Adolphe Menjou
King Louis Smt
Mary Macharen
Queen Anne
Marguerite de la Motte
Constance
Tlarbura la Marr
Milady
Leonary
George Siegmann
Eugene Pallotte
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Receipts Reported at Chicago and Denver Markets
Livestock market data from Chicago and Denver shows mixed receipts and varying price movements. Cattle dull with steers around 600 pounds lower, hogs unevenly lower, sheep generally steady with some lambs at higher packer bids, Denver markets steady with beef steers near 6 to 7 dollars and hogs down about 25 to 60 cents.
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Chicago
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Denver
October gasoline and crude oil figures show small declines
U S Bureau of Mines data indicate October crude run and gasoline output fell versus September. Countrywide day gasoline production rose slightly while overall gasoline stocks dropped by the month’s end, with varied imports and domestic consumption stays reported.
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Colorado
Wyoming
State issues oil and gas leases to multiple individuals and firms
The document lists numerous lessees including Ea Hines of Chicago, Marion Wheeler of Casper, Dan Park and A B Bartlett of Cheyenne, Portland Wyoming Oil Syndicate of Rawlins, and others. Leases cover various townships and ranges such as 86-17-3, 26-16-70, 16-17-84, 36-37-82, and more, with entities like Rocky Mountain Oil Producing Co and Fire Clay Prospectors Co noted.
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Chicago
Marion P. Wheeler
Casper
Jack R. Campbell
Garatage
Dan S. Park
A. B. Bartlett
Cheyenne
Portland-Wyoming Oil Syndicate, Inc
Rawlins
Beynexn
Nexsexm
Charles GO. Staley
Lander
Robin Bonwell
Basin
Charles Tate
Salt Lake City
Irene A. Kelley
Henry M. Garrent
Buffalo
N OY
Tenno DB. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Towa EY
Rock River Coal and Fire Clay Company
Stock market ends year with mixed waves on year end settle
New York the stock market opened the year end session with little change amid irregular tendencies. Sears Roebuck common and preferred led gains while Montana Power and copper prospects supported higher prices. Low priced shares were sold for cash to settle year end, but overall tone remained firm with metals and rails showing varied moves.
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New York
Sears Roebuck Common
Preferred
Montana
Senna Roebuck
Montana Power
International Paper and Woolworth
Delaware
Lackawanna
Visiting Privilege Curtailed at County Jail
Sheriff Joe L Marquis restricts jail visits to attorneys only with limited exceptions. Regular visits now allowed only once biweekly on Friday afternoons. Previous indiscriminate visiting ended after a recent disturbance and a Christmas influx prompted tighter controls.
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Joe L. Marquis
Aviator Sets Flying Record In 24 Hour Monoplane Flight
Edward Stinson and Lloyd Bertaud set a new world record for continuous flight exceeding 24 hours. They lifted off at 8:58 a.m. yesterday from Roosevelt Field in an all metal monoplane, carrying 250 gallons of gasoline and 84 gallons of oil, amid a snow storm. Officials from the Aero Club of America observed the record with watches in hand.
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Hie
Lloyd Bertaud
France
Lucien Boursoutrat
Jean Bernard Btinson
Bertaud
Roosevelt Field
Aero Club of Ameri Fca
Stinson
Ray
John M. Larsen
Mineola
Garden City
Hempstead
The
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Record Year for Yankee Flyers Sets Multiple World Marks
In 1021 four world aviation records were set by American aviators. A McCready reached 27,800 feet at Dayton while Rudolph Schroeder’s earlier 99,114 feet was surpassed. A Curtiss Navy racer hit 176.7 mph over 150 miles in the Putzier event at Omaha. Bunnon of Kelly Field, famed instructor, likely trained more flyers than anyone and never fell in ten years. Marjorie and Catherine, two sisters, also pilots, share the farm passion for flight.
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A. McCready
Army Air Service
Dayton
Ohio
Rudolph Schroeder
Port Acosta
Omaha
Bunnon
Kelly Field
Texas
Marjorie
Catherine
British Boycott Urged in Cairo
A Cairo meeting of Egyptian doctors urged a boycott of Britain and promoting the act as sacred national duty. They also called for withdrawal of deposits from British banks and urged Egyptians to follow. Military orders restricted bank payments, prompting alarms as high officials and banished Egyptians faced fund withdrawals.
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London
Daily Mail
Cairo
Bald Zagloul Pasha
Production 1 State Jumps in Wyoming Oil Fields
Wyoming oil fields show weekly production surpassing 600000 barrels with Salt Creek leading the surge. Other prorationed fields report smaller outputs while overall daily averages and weekly totals are detailed for Salt Creek Grass Creek Elk Basin and neighboring fields.
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Wyoming Hias
Salt Creek
Ball Creek
Wale
Grass Creek
Elk Basin
Pilot Butte
Lands Creek
Rock Creek
Mule Creek
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