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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
4
Judge J A Riner in Wyoming federal court ordered judgment for the United States against W Hardin for royalties and rent due on lands leased within the Wind River Indian Reservation. The government was awarded 1198 dollars.
A special Pullman car will be attached to the Overland Limited for Wyoming delegates and alternates to the Republican national convention in Chicago. Also notice of assessment for Paving District No Eleven in Casper Wyoming sets a July 5 1920 redemption and payment schedule with six percent interest. City Treasurer B. Van Doren issues and publishes the notice.
Casper Wyoming city ordinance confirms the assessment roll for Paving District Eleven for street grading and paving. The hearing held May 1 1920 found no objections and the council orders certification of the assessment roll to the city treasurer for collection. Installments begin after thirty days with six percent interest, payable annually. Publication June 8 1920.
A local ad offers piano tuning or repair services by Wade Cramer, contactable at phone 1418. The notice is dated June 20, 1960, indicating availability for piano maintenance and adjustments.
Market notes indicate mixed signals with weakness in tech shares and commodity names. Analysts point to shifting demand in mining and energy intertwined with regional trade dynamics influencing prices.
Western Oil Fields Corporation mails stockholders a statement with a March 31 1920 balance sheet showing property assets 1 143 037 and current assets 462 978 including 225 055 cash. Liabilities include 2 282 495 outstanding capital stock and 117 995 current liabilities. Ownership of 920 000 Rowell shares to nominal value 1. Golden Eagle test shows Midwest Refining drilling 1450 feet at Golden Eagle dome Hot Springs County. Porcupine Dome developments in Montana involve Mid-Northern Oil and Sunshine Valley plans amid rumors of a large drilling project. Midwest Osage well near Osage field tied up in Casper with no oil found.
Road bulletin notes Salt Creek Road was fair yesterday but rains may have caused damage delaying work with tractor and planer. North end spongy and rutted from heavy traffic. Yellowstone Highway west is generally good but rain may make it slippery. Yellowstone east reported good to Cheyenne but rain will make roads slippery. Douglas had only light rains.
Associated Press reports Bitanghat is seeing many local firms under American control come under British management to comply with an early year council order. British subjects now run companies previously led by Americans and Japanese, with capital shifted accordingly.
Cheyenne Wyoming June 3 B H McIntosh of Telluride Colorado elected principal of Cheyenne high school replacing Dean Worcester who resigns Worcester will join Kansas State Normal school as assistant professor of psychology
In Rio de Janeiro on June 3 a government guarantee offers six percent on capital effectively employed for the first rubber goods factory founded in Brazil before September 1, 1922. The plant must use rubber of Brazilian origin and invest between 2.5 and 3.76 million dollars. Payments run for three years until operations begin, in addition to other potential privileges.
Omaha Nebr June 4 market slow and uneven. Receipts 4200 cattle with beef steers and wire stock generally steady to higher. Top price 19.75, yearlings 11.00 to 14.00, cows 7.50 to 11.50, canners 8.00 to 12.75.
Prices listed for calves feeders steers sheep and lambs with ranges and averages. mention of Andrew Macpherson and a date 5-21-12 appears as a note. Auction lot details include heavy variation in prices from $0 to over $18 for calves and sheep, with terms such as medium good and choles.
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