Oil Work Delays Amid Lease Dispute and Legal Tug of War
Conflicting readings of the leasing act spark delays in placer and homestead claims in Wyoming fields. Interior officials debate whether placer entrants can proceed under discovery while some insist claims must be recognized only if filed before withdrawal or classification. A Wyoming lawyer vows to contest Sec 37 as affecting Osage field entries and large wells.
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Wyoming
Interior Department
Osage
Road Bulletin on Ball Creek Road Repairs
State Highway Department district bulletin notes Ball Creek Road set back by recent rains. Casper Wheat reported as district official overseeing the repair project and timeline remains unclear.
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State Highway Department
Mnemeer
Ball Creek
Recitat
Casper Weat
Tair
Payrolls of Big Oil Companies Run Into Huge Figure
The three largest Wyoming oil firms pay out 1 568 309 for January and February, with expectations of exceeding 9 409 854 for the year. Midwestern Refining payouts reach 1 115 000 in January and February, Standard Oil at 270 630, and Ohio Oil at 154 679. The report notes a record 2 061 productive wells and a surge in drilling activity with 10 610 rigs by April, up 436 from March, across several states.
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Gals Csi Cennadedde Weseece
Ask
Wind River Refining
Williams
Posenel
Western Exploration Eae
Beraemeres
Boston
Wyoming
New York
Midwest
Merritt
Glenrock
Consolidated Royalty Cow
O Cosden
Domino
Okmulgee P. & Cosee
Bikhorn
Elk Basinee See
Salt Creek Prod. Assn
Corp
Western States
Hutton Lake
New York Stock
Seeeoenens
Kinney
Mexican Petroleum Ona
Lance Creek
Tatas Ollie
Lusk Royalty
Sinclair
Lusk Petroleum Oo
Steel
Aco
Mountain & Gulfeee
Watase
Mike Henry Cpaeseeese
Liberty Bent
Outwest
Riverton Refining
Royalty & Prod. Corp
Miles Creek
Charles J. Hill
Midwest Refining
Felleruney
Denver
Ohio
Wildcat
E. Maretythe
Avril
Iuurmela
Maakes
Hinoik
Gulf Coast
Texas
April oil production and wells tied to record completions
The April oil report shows 186 wells completed, a 40 well drop from March, with initial production at 15 295 barrels and total production reaching 271 279 barrels. Northern Texas North Louisiana fields lagged, Mid-Continent fell, Mission fields rose, and 109 dry holes plus 158 producing wells marked the mix.
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Dervivn
Werrick
Texas
Louisiana
Washout on Deer Creek Bridge Delays Traffic in Glenrock
Uneven washout near Deer Creek within Glenrock limits frees some routes but blocks others. A temporary bridge across the washout will not be finished before tomorrow morning, causing continued limited passage across the railroad crossing and related routes near Douglas and Cas.
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Glenrock
Washout
Douglas Ab
Cas
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Taylor & Clay
Oil Exchange
Casper
Road Bulletin
J. J. Giblin
Equitable Life Insurance Co
Townsend
Deck Beow
F. Dalley Corporations Ltd
Buffalo, N. Y
DeLee Ar Am Jen
Ky de Mai
Ad. &G
K. R. Jorgensen
Larsen & Jor
First
Ash St
Gensen, Inc
Blue Prints
Wreming Map & Blue Print Co
P.O. Bow
War
Taylor & Clay, Inc
New York Stock Exchange
Lusk
Chian
Rawlins
Deaver
Lester Brokerage House
NEW York Oil
Wolcott
Alem
Awae
Cravepeswan
Setae
Machine Dead
Anak
Marlette
Bie
Casper National Bank
Montana
Socieieimeldan
Prudential Securities Company
O. S
Wyo
Columbine
Hutton
Thea
Tiverton
Capitol Petroleum
Mike Menury
Glenhune
Beavemer
Mike Henry
Huck Creek
Ade
Victor Wyo
Roy & Prod
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