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Newspaper

Casper Daily Tribune

Location

Casper, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1921

Page

8

May Wyoming completions rise per well with total 25 wells

May completions in Wyoming reached 25 new wells adding about 9 600 barrels of crude daily. Average per well output improved despite a total drop of 1 100 barrels from April. Statewide May totals include county data such as Natrona, Fremont, and Rock River drill sites with ongoing activity across the Big Horn Basin and Osage areas.

Wyoming Arges Carbon County Mary Showe Rock River Medicine Bow Montana Fremont County New Mule Creek Natrona County Grams Creek Big Horn Basin Creek Lincoln County Big Horna Big Muddy Cat Creek Lance Creek Warm Springs

Proposals Carried at Producers and Refiners Meeting

At the annual stockholders meeting in Cheyenne Wyoming on June 2 the expansion program led by F E Kistler was adopted. Plans include pipeline extensions refinineries at Waost Tales and Blackwell a wax plant at West Tulsa a gas line from Sand Draw to Riverton and a refinery at Casper. Authorized capital increases raise common stock to 60 per share and allow issuing 5 million convertible notes with most funds available by July 1 2021. The board adopted officers and directors with W A Kunkle replacing L L Marcell.

Producers and Refiners Corporation Cheyenne Wyo F. E. Kistler Okihoma Wyoming Waost Tales Blackwell West Tulsa Works Finch Riverton Casper Salt Creek L. L. Marcell W. A. Kunkle F. %. Fistler Mid-Continent W. L. Kistler W. E B. Lockhart PF. J. Quesly James C. Crawford Theo. G. Smith Wiliam A. Otis Merritt W. Gano W. E Warner F. L. Griffith

Glendo Oil Permit Secured for 2000 Acre Prospect

The Rei Canon Oil & Gas association, dominated by Glendo interests, secured a federal permit to prospect for oil and gas on 2000 acres of public domain about six miles south of Glendo. Spudding will start once equipment is assembled, adjacent to the Detruit Wyoming Oil & Gas company’s willcatting tract.

Rei Canon Oil & Gas Association Glendo Detruit Wyoming Ol & Gas Company Willcatting

American Tourists Not Requiring Passports for Canada

Ottawa announces no passports needed for Americans to enter or depart Canada. The Department of Immigration and Naturalization issued a formal statement clarifying travel requirements.

Ottawa Canada Department of Immigration and Imation

Child Tumbles Into Water Tub Death In Wyoming

Special to The Tribune BrancheSter Wyoming June water was shut off from the mains causing Pan Washut six year old son of Joseph Washut to fill a tub with water for use. The child fell into the tub and was found unconscious with shoulders under the wall. He died. The report notes a Baltic sea survival claim about salinity and a note on recovery from two nights of sleep.

the Tribune Branchester Wyo Pan Washut Joseph Washut

Mexico Raises Export Tax on Petroleum Products

Mexico announces a 25 percent export tax on petroleum products starting July 1 to pay the foreign debt. The decree sets tariffs on crude oil, fuel oils, lubricating oils, kerosene, and other derivatives per cubic meter or per ton, with asphalt and paraffin taxes specified.

Mexico City Mexico Obrecen Tt'in

Rancher Frank Hunter Arrested On Statutory Charge

Frank Hunter, a ranchman from Midway, is under arrest on a statutory charge filed on statements from his 10 year old stepdaughter Edith Whitman after medical examination by physicians in Remmerer Wye on June 3.

the Tribune

Wheat and Corn Hold Steady After Rain Outlook

Chicago grains pause as southwest rains raise harvest concerns while government crop report nears. Wheat gains seen in July and September while corn and oats slip but recover. hogs lift provisions with firm cash supports. Potatoes steady amid steady receipts and mixed regional prices.

Chicago Indiana Anmo Ae

Livestock market report from Chicago June receipts and prices

CHICAGO June livestock receipts show heavy beef steers mostly steady to strong with bids around 8.00 for bulk steers and 7.60 to 7.96 for typical lots. Sheep and lambs decline 25 to 60 cents with city butcher tops for lambs at 12.28 and springs near 13.25. Veal calves steady to higher with bulk around 6.00 to 6.90. Stockers and feeders slow while demand remains fair for early loads and desirable weights.

Chicago Bureau of Markets

Denver Livestock Market Report

Denver receipts mixed with cattle and hog figures. Cattle and calves range from 5.75 to 9.75 per hundredweight with cows and heifers up to 7.50, feeders 4.50 to 5.75, and hogs top at 7.75 with bulk around 7.25 to 7.16. Sheep show 1700 head with lambs 11.75 to 19.50 and ewes 4.50 to 6.00.

Denver Atockern

Market Prices Reported Across States With Minor Variances

Chicago market notes show butter unchanged and poultry prices steady. North Carolina barrels at 5.25 with 4.7 percent, South Carolina at 4.50 and 4.65 percent, poultry gains listed as 23 cents for fowls and 14 45c for broilers.

North Carolina South Carolina Chicago

Striking Lumbermen Fired as New Crew Hired

Frontier June 8 report says 20 Kemmerer Coal Company lumbermen cutting props in Ham's Fork headwaters were discharged and replaced by a Green River crew. Strikers earned 85 cents? no 85 a day and board, then demanded 8 dollars a day and board upon arrival.

Tribune Frontier Wio Kemmerer Coal Company Ham's Fork Green River

Stock Market In Uncertain Trade With Mixed Open

The New York stock market opened with mixed conditions as prominent oils and related shares fell while junior oils and copper issues edged higher. Early gains by Mexican Petroleum and Pan American Petroleum were eroded later as oils and steels faced renewed selling pressure.

New York Mexico Shorts Atlantic Coast Louisville & Nashville London

Money and Exchange Rates Reported in New York

New York financial news notes prime mercantile paper at 64 7 percent per capt. Exchange shows weakness with sterling demand at $3.7644 and cables $3.764. France demand 7.88, cables 7.90. Belgian francs demand 7.87, cables Be. Guildéra 52.95 demand 24.95 cables 4.72. Greece demand 6.03.

Money and Exchange New York Prime Mercantile France Greece

World Markets and Metals Report from New York

Sweden demand 21.40 Norway 14.80 Argentine 81.47 Brazilian 12.78 Montreal 1011 16 per cent dim count time loans 69 and 90 days six months 7 percent call money higher 7 lower 6 percent rates 7 closing bid 6 offered at 7 last loan 6 metals prices mixed capper quiet electrolytic spot June 12 6 12 percent tin weak $29.60 futures $20.00 929.50 iron unchanged zinc quiet east st louis delivery spot 4.60 4.70 antimony 5.25 silver bar 19 cents domestic 19 foreign 444 1/4 cents Mexican dollars 444 1/4 cents.

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Rancher Survives After Bull Charges Following Dehorning

Gillette Wyoming June reports rancher John Cates was injured when a maddened bull, after dehorning, broke loose. Cates tied the bull's feet but the rope loosened as the procedure ended. The animal cornered him on a barn roof then threw him down. He escaped with dazed and bruised injuries.

Tribune Gillette Wyo John Cates Kia Harn Here Cates

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