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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1920
Page
5
Publicity director M P Wear edits Wyoming American Legion notes outlining posts activities, events, member updates, parades and community service efforts across the state.
The American Legion announces a cooperative program with the Federal Board for Vocational Education to speed government funded training for disabled veterans under the Vocational Rehabilitation Act. About 120,000 eligible veterans exist, but only about 26,000 have been placed in training. the plan creates state and local vocational officers to identify and refer cases for admission, under national supervision.
The No 2 well at the Cat Creek field in Musselshell County Montana produced about 400 barrels last night with a Cush position. The same field earlier yielded about 200 barrels more than the discovery well drilled two months prior. Local officials and visitors plan to venture to the field today.
The Salt Creek feature in the Midwest Review has hit the news stands and is being distributed to readers. The special issue spotlights Salt Creek with articles and accompanying photography for the publication.
Special photos show workers at Salt Creek field and on route to the site. Brief items tease future Midwest Magazine issue and April number. Fire at the Midwest Carpet acid plant is depicted. Letter from Win L Carlisle in Rawlins Wyoming hints at a later train themed story with a suggestive note.
James Chapman a tool dresser on the J Kinney lease in the Big Muddy oil field lies near death at Douglas hospital from a fractured skull sustained yesterday afternoon when a pipe fell while workers pulled tubing in a Kinney well. The incident occurred as a pipe struck him in the back of the head. Prince Henry is described as a keen athlete and among King George’s most athletic sons with interests in running and rowing.
Miss Bertha Miller town secretary of the Y W C A will leave tonight for Denver on business. She will be accompanied home by Miss Hena Redford girls work secretary for the field to hold conferences on starting high school club work at Natrona. Nebraska Republicans to meet in Lincoln to nominate electors and frame a state platform.
Highway Department district reports Sault Creek Road passable to Seven, indicating safe travel conditions after inspection. District engineer notes restoration completed and motorists advised to drive with caution through area.
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