Soap Creek Oil Sale Moves Toward Railroads Fuel Use
Market reports from Billings Montana indicate negotiations are under way to sell Soap Creek oil to railroads for fuel. President H C Bretschneider states the deal will spur pipeline development and yield investment returns. Drilling at Clear Creek resumes with optimistic readings despite delays.
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the Tribune
Billings
Mont
H. C. Bretachneider
Ohnso Company
Clear Creek
Kootena’ Sands
New York Curb 15 Moves Inside To Occupy New Home
The New York curb market known as the New York Curb association relocates from Broad Street to a new private building on Wall Street. The $2,259,000 facility marks the first time the curb will operate indoors rather than along the street, though a sizable minority of veteran members threaten to operate in the roadway if police interference occurs.
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New York
Financial District
Wall Street
Broad Street
Safety official C W Smith visits Casper on inspection tour
Chicago safety chief C W Smith known as Safety Smith tours Casper visiting the local plant for safety work. He plans to inspect Wyoming sites at Greybull and Laramie and will also visit the Florence plant before returning to Chicago.
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C. W. Smith
Clreles Ax Safety Smith
Casper
Chicago
Wyoming
Greybull
Laramie
Florence
Lander Kiwanis Backing New Boy Scout Troop
A 40 member Lander Wyoming Boy Scout troop organized under teacher I R Hayley with plans to grow to 60. Kiwanis committee on boys welfare supports camping trips and a permanent mountain camp. Scouts to feature in the Fourth of July parade and guide 276 visiting scouts from Clinton Town touring the park on July 14.
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Lander
Wyo
I. R. Hayley
Kiwanis Club
Clinton
Miller resigns as Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce president
Leslie A. Miller resigns from the Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce presidency after moving to Casper. Thomas Hunter is elected to lead the organization as its new president.
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Miller
Cheyenne
Wyo
Leslie A. Miller
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Casper
Thomas Hunter
Improvement in Oil Business Predicted in 1922
Capt J F Lucey president of Lucey Manufacturing predicts a revival and prosperity for the oil industry in 1922. He believes production will rise next spring to meet a worldwide demand after this depression period. Earnings may be limited this year as operating costs lag crude prices.
Cheyenne approves 45 degree curb parking after trial
After a two month trial in the theater district Cheyenne rescinds the flush with curb rule and requires parking at a 45 degree angle with one front wheel against the curb. Businessmen complained motorists would not stop for flush parking.
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Cheyenne
Wryo
Theater
Military Reserve To Be Inspected By Wright Camp Visit
Cheyenne Wyoming June 27 Major General William N Wright will inspect Fort Russell maneuever reserve between Cheyenne and Laramie. The 30 000 acre area will host only Cheyenne boy scouts camping there as Wright tours the site escorted by Col T B Dugan. A chamber of commerce committee will greet him on arrival.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
William N. Wright
Fort Runsell
Laramie
Cheyenne Boy Scouts
General Wright
Col
T. B. Dugan
Fort Russell
Chamber of Commerce
D. C. Barkedale
Fred ©. Warren
C. W. Riner
A. Dd. Kelley
Bears Force Ghring Lower in Wheat Market Report
Chicago wheat and corn futures moved lower amid expectations of higher crop supply and limited buying. Prices closed down across July and September contracts with weak demand and heavy receipts weighing on grains. Potatoes and dairy markets showed modest firmness while bar silver held near earlier levels as a scientific note concludes.
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Chicago
Livestock Market Totals From Chicago and Denver Run Lower
CHICAGO June 27 cattle receipts about 10 000 head with a dull tone and lower prices. Hogs receipts 50 000 head market active and 10 15c lower. Sheep receipts 23 000 head with limited early sales and lower quotes. DENVER June 27 cattle receipts 6 200 head market slow to lower. Hogs receipts 2 500 head selling lower. Sheep 3 509 head with lambs 9.50 to 10.50 and ewes around 5.60 to 4.50.
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Chicago
Denver
Pauline Frederick to Attend Frontier Show at Cheyenne
Pauline Frederick the renowned actress has booked rooms at the Plainse during Frontier Days July 26 to 29 for herself, her mother, and a maid. She donated a trophy for the ladies relay and plans to stay for the celebration. Walter Scott once known as Death Valley Beatty of Bonne Clare California will join as guest of Dane Colidge of Texas. Several other notable reservations include Lafayette Young former U S senator.
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Chetenne
Wyo
Pauline Frederick
the Plainse
Miss Frederick
Pisins
Walter Scott
Death Valley
Beatty
Bonne Clare
Cal
Dane Collidge
Lafayette Young
United States
Stock Market Opens With Rally Yet Sags As Short Positions Grow
New York opening shows an extension of last week's gains then pressure from short covering and selling. Proximate totals reach about 476 000 shares as metals oils and several major names advance early. Some issues like Canadian Pacific soften while others stay firm amid uneven trading and higher money rates.
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Brocka
Shorts
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General
California Petroleum
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Sumatra
Pethichem
Crucible
Midvale
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Atrong
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Haldwin Locomotive
Chandler Motor
American Sugar
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Mexican Petroleum
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Goodrich
American Woolun
Canadian Pacific
Cal Money
Exchange
London
Exchange and metal market notes from New York
A fragmented market brief lists exchange rates for several currencies and commodities. Citations include France Demand and Lire Demand with varied cable figures, Montreal discount details, copper and tin spot and futures, iron grades with mixed prices, and zinc and lead movements alongside Anthony spot values.
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Marke—Dermand
Greece
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Norway
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New York
Itc
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Man credits Tanlac with life change in Los Angeles
John C. Neal of 947 East Fifty fourth street Los Angeles says Tanlac transformed his energy appetite and sleep after a year of fatigue and back pains. He reports a renewed lease on life and strong daily function after five bottles. Casper Pharmacy and other druggists sell Tanlac.
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East Fifty
Fourth Street
Los Angeles
Hoffman Hardware Company
Tanlac
Casper
Casper Pharamacy
Giste
Adv
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