Market Gospip and Field New Ohio Ungorks Mammoth Gasser
Completion of a new gasser rated at 40,000,000 cubic feet is reported north of Rawlins in Mahoney dome at 2,468 feet. The company also abandons test on section 32-22-8 in the Cainesville field, Utah. Drilling and cementing progress are listed across multiple fields with depths from 600 to 3,955 feet and several wells halted or completed. Domino Bessemer will spud for well No 6 in Salt Creek this week targeting the second sand.
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Rawlins
Cainesville
Utah
Big Muddy
Ohio
Grass Creek
Phelps
Salt Creek
Bellview
Domino-Bessemer Association
Mosher Ball Creek Syndicate
Halt Cronk
Bagreia
Wheat Paige Holds Steady After Margin Rally
Chicago wheat prices recovered from an initial decline as margin calls caused limited liquidation. Liverpool prices showed less drop. July futures moved around 1.10 to 1.109, with Sept near 1.10. Corn followed wheat trends while oats weakened. hog prices fell, pushing provisions lower. Black rust found near Kensal, North Dakota.
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Liverpool
Kensal
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Potatoes and meat prices from Chicago market report
June 13 market notes show dull potato receipts at 68 cars with total U S shipments 679. Alabama sold Bliss Triumphs No 1 at 5 00 or 3 75 cwt. Spaulding Rose No 1 meat at 3 00 cwt. Bilex Triumphs No 1 across Louisiana Texas Oklahoma at 3 60 to 7 40 cwt. Irish cobblers No 1 and No 3 priced in Carolina and Eastern Shore Virginia at 6 60 dp 4 75 and 7 40 respectively.
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Trading Prices for Butter and Poultry in Chicago Markets
Market notes show butter prices mixed with creamery extras and fire costs. Poultry values list live fowls and broilers with assorted charges and storage terms in Chicago.
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Grass Creek Producers Strike Fast Drilling on Dickerson Lease
Grass Creek Producers syndicate reports its first well on the Dickerson lease in Grass Creek is down more than 200 feet and drilling progress is rapid, with plans for continued advances.
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Grass Creek Producers’ Syndicate
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Grass Creek
Gas Line Projects Update From Wyoming Oilfield
E T May Build a three inch gasoline line from Salt Creek to Casper or Glenrock to serve Casper production. The line may follow the crude pipeline route from Salt Creek, with connections to a reservoir planned by a Texas company. Nowood Greybull gas line completed linking Nowood to Greybull, delivering gas from Hidden Dome. Inland Drills in Salt Creek field well 2,635 feet deep. Five Tribes well awaiting cement and to resume June 18 once near the sand top.
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Reser
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Midwest-Wyoming Company
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Livestock Market Slips and Steady Trades Across Regions
Chicago market reports 10 000 cattle receipts with beef steers strengthening while hogs show 30 000 receipts and a steady to lower trend. Sheep and lambs move slowly with native spring lambs around 15 50. Omaha quotes for hogs at 10 10 to 16 00 and cattle around 9 65 to 10 20 in a tight range amid steady demand.
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United States Bureau of Markets
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Second unit of big gasolene compression plant operating
The largest gas compression plant in the world is now functioning at Salt Creek after Midwest Refining completed the second unit. It handles 20,000,000 cubic feet of gas daily and 150,000 gallons of gasoline. The unit employs 200 men and began operation on Saturday.
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Midwest Refining Company
Gagpor
Snoh Fine
Cooper Tn
New York Stocks Mixed Amid Broad Trading activity
A long list of equities shows varied performance with many big names like American Can American Locomotive American Smelting and Bethlehem Steel posting mixed percentages. Locking in gains and losses, the market highlights include Occidental Petroleum and Canadian Pacific among others with notable moves in tobacco and steel shares. Local cattle, hogs, and sheep prices in Denver show modest gains across beef and stock categories as cattle receipts rise slightly.
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Allie Chalmers
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American Car & Foundry
American Hide & Lanther Pd
American International Corp
American Locomotive Ex Diy
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American Bugar
American Sumatra Tobacco
American Tobacco Tree
A Geese
American Woolen
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Weiss
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General Asphalt
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Goodrich Cos Acina
Great Northern, Pd
Twinoia Central
Inspiration
International Harvester
Mer Marine Pid
International Paper
Invincible OM
Easenwnee Kelly Springfield
Kermecott Copper
Taunaville
Nashville
Oklahoma
Pacific OM
Pan American Petroleum
Pennsylvania
Faiedesha
Mia Anaconda
Seeere
DIM Atl
Gulf and West Indies
Miami Copper
Midvale Steel
Missouri Pacific
Jenkeyee
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Rey Consolidated
Teed
Reading
Tennesse
Apes Il ‘Exan Co
Shicaweemosres
Union Pacific
United Retail Stores
S. Ind
United States Steel
von Wah Copper
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Hartford
Iron and Steel
Sinclair Con
Studebaker Corporation
Texas and Pacific Satebes Acays
Crude market extends gains as metals slip and rallies occur
Crude markets extend advances to two points while speculative accounts are cut from the market's unsettled tone in the first hour. Gulf States Steel and Davison Chemical drop one to three points as specialty shares retreat before noon. The list nonetheless rallies with polls rising two to three points. United States Steel and other independents recover one to two percent as motors and related sectors rebound.
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Stock Market Edges Back After Severe Selloff In New York
June 13 New York traders report a late day recovery of 1 to 5 percentage points from yesterday’s sharp decline. Volume around 1.4 million shares with gains in investment rails and railroads as standard dividend stocks attract buying. several industrials and energy names show mixed moves amid overall firmer tone.
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New York
Market and financial notes from New York and international quotes
June reports show mixed stock movements with rail and industrial names gaining one to two points. Call money opens at three percent as foreign exchange rates show varied demand across major currencies. Sugar futures ease with refined prices around five eighty to six dollars per hundredweight. Copper and zinc commodity prices hold firm while other metals show mixed moves.
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New York
East St. Louis
Natrona County Districts Redefined in 1922 Casper Plan
The Natrona County Board of County Commissioners divides Casper wards into Justice of the Peace and Constable Districts No. 1 2 and 3 plus a rural district. It sets meetings June 16 1922 to discuss road damages Yellowstone Highway and right of way issues and adjourns after routine business. Casper Mutual Building and Loan Association stockholders are called to a June 22 1922 meeting to vote on increasing capital stock from 5 million to 10 million dollars with shares of 200 each. The notice is signed by T A Hall chairman and Catherine Dunn clerk and published June 13 1922. Includes regional finance items and a Casper Jewelry notice.
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Board of County Commissioners
Wyoming
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London Money Rates Drift As Silver Holds Steady
London money markets report bar silver at Sh%d per ounce and money at 1% discount. Short bills trade at 27% per cent and three months bills at 24% per cent amid steady rate pressures.
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London Money
London
Auto Plunges Off Embankment Into River Injuring Two
Thermopolis Wyoming June 13 Otis Fuqua of Gebo and James Seddon were injured when their car slid off a 20 foot embankment on a sharp turn near town and plunged into the river. Both were thrown clear of the vehicle as it righted in the water.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Otis Fuqua
Gebo
James Seddon
County Commissioners Proceedings June 8 1922 Natrona County
The Natrona County Wyoming board met June 8 1922 with Chairman Hall and Commissioners Veitch and Anda present. Bills were presented audited and allowed and certificates ordered drawn for sheriff's expense items including Pat O Connor and A E Brown with amounts shown.
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Natrona
Board of County Commissioners
Natrona County
State of Wyoming
T. A. Hall
Robert J. Veitch
Charles Anda
Catherine Dunn
Pat O'Connor
E. Brown
Natrona County High School Board Winners Named
Natrona County High School Board election results show W. O. Wilson C. H. Townsend and Geo. B. Wilson receiving the most votes and declared elected. Appraisers B. B. Brooks T. S. Steed and Jeff Crawford appointed to appraise and assess.
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W. O. Wilson
C. H. Townsend
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B. B. Brooks
T. 8. Steed
Jeff Crawford
Wyoming Andes Company Proceedings and Services
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