New York Oil Company Expands Wyoming Gas and Oil Holdings
The New York Oil Company reports large gas and oil potential in Wyoming. Two wells delivered about ten million cubic feet in 41 minutes, enough to meet Casper’s three-year daily need. The firm outlines extensive holdings across Salt Creek, Hamilton Dome, Lance Creek, and Poison Spider fields, with earnings from royalties and land ownership. The company lists properties in 27,500 acres, including numerous wildcat tracts, and Casper real estate valued at over 150,000 dollars.
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York Oil
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Great Stock Land Holdings
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Self Creek
New York Company
Wyoming
Gas Blast Burns Four Men in Basin Region
Special to The Tribune Basin Wyoming October 12 Four men burned in a gas explosion at the Midwest Company giant gas well in Buffalo basin are in serious condition. Joe D Henry badly burned and unstable, O C Summer, A G Teo, and Walter Cole injured. George Cramer died soon after. The Midwest Company works to extinguish the blaze and prepare for possible continued flow from the Braden head if it holds.
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Wyo
Midwest Company
Tittle
Exploian
Notice of Mass Meeting Held at Episcopal Church
A notice states a mass meeting was held Tuesday night at the Episcopal Church located at 740 and that the notice remains in effect until further notice. date 10-19-21.
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Episcopal Church
Record Shallow Oil Wells Set Lincoln County Milestones
A shallow oil well completed by dD Tilvenay at 120 feet in Fosall field Lincoln county Wyoming establishes a new shallow oil record. Another 2000 foot well progresses in Dry Piney field under Arete Pines and Reo bry med contract. A Des Moines syndicate led by Judge Hubert Utterback drills over 700 feet at the same field. Dynamite may be used by Midwest Refining to seal the Buffalo Banl gas well, aiming to control escaping gas after fatalities and injuries.
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Fosall
Lincoln County
Wyo
Arete Pines and
Reo Bry Med
Cretaceous of Company
Des Moines
Hubert Utterback
Midweat Refining Company
Buffalo Banl
Aide Os
Spuds in New Well In Casper Creek Field Drilling Advances
New York Oil company spudded a well in the South Casper creek field on land cleared of government royalties. Two nearby wells are forecast to yield 18 million and 10 million double feet of gas per day, while Salt Creek development sees two new wells in Section 27-40-79. The group reports over 600000 barrels produced from four existing wells.
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New York Oil Company
Casper Creek
Salt Creek
Ono Oil Company
New York
Wall Creek
Leasing Law Aids Development in Western Oil
Casper attorney James G. Branley, visiting in Washington, says the leasing act has greatly stimulated exploration of western public lands for oil and gas and anticipates unprecedented activity next year despite initial doubts about federal control and royalty provisions. He notes growing understanding of the act’s wisdom and potential impact on supply.
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Congress
James G. Branley
Casper
Washington
United States
Department of the Interior
Long papyrus roll described as forty yards long
The article notes the historical length of the longest papyrus roll and reflects on how market or administrative fairness yields beneficial results. It mentions ancient practices and measurements tied to papyrus artifacts. The piece emphasizes the antiquity and significance of large scrolls in historical contexts.
Sister Found Dead Outside Cabin Door
Fragmentary report describes a sister found dead outside a cabin door near Kirby Creek. The text mentions EB Morris, aged 68, dying of heart disease minutes before Mrs. arrival, with references to a nearby fire and an unclear sequence of events. The readable fragments suggest a fatal incident linked to a heart condition.
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Kirby Creek
EB. Morris
Man o War to Race Barton Today
In Windsor Ontario today Man o War meets Sir Barton in a premier match for prestige and a $5 000 gold cup purse. Man o War is backed as the 5 to 1 favorite after a previous win in the match race. The time record was 2 03.
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Windppor
Railroad settlement pays 30 million under federal control
A settlement of 30 million dollars was reached over railroad operations during the period of federal control. The agreement resolves major lines and related claims, with parties outlining terms and future compliance.
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United States Railroad
Fragmented notes on ancient Rome and world facts
Fragmentary OCR mentions Roman history before 509 B.C. and estimates of perspiration by adults. Includes stray lines on early Anglo Saxons trade with the continent, Buddhism in Ceylon, and gems in soils.
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Dinghalewe
Ceylon
Vendetta Ends After 65 Years Among Serdinian Families
A vendetta lasting 65 years among the Serdinian families ends as principals surrender. The story reports the settlement reached and marks a rare resolution in a long running feud.
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Associated Rome
Salita
Eran
Giornale
Don
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