Wyoming Salt Creek Field Emerges as Major Oil Producer
The Salt Creek field in Wyoming grew from early prospecting to a major oil center. Midwest Oil and Franco Wyoming allied firms built pipelines and refineries at Casper, supplying 6000 barrels daily with potential to 15000. Storage exceeds 500000 barrels, fueling markets across twelve states and boosting Wyoming’s standing in U S oil production.
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Asines
Wid
Shannon
Lelower
Knight
Rand
Wyoming
Tie
Balt Creek
Cru
Colorado
Mr. Reed
Messrs Shoup
Hopkins
Schuyler
Warren
Anetela
Rocky Mountains
Missouri River
Midwest Oil Company
Richard Clough & Son
Colorado Springs
N. 8. Wilson
Aes Inch
Feild
Casper
K. Hrooks
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Franco Wyoming Oil Company
Lai Company
Midwest
Lie Bob Torre
Retiner
Wile Company
Selt Creek
Telde Cf
Ifty
Midwest 04
Prance Wye Ot
Salt Creek
Actus
Lee
France Wyom
Midwest Ci
France Wyoming
Leowpeny
Sculler
Heid
Midwest Half Way
Uasper
Korky Mountain
Midwest Company
NG Railroad
Lieuranco-Wyoming CM Company
Live Midwest
New Mexico
Nebraska
Kansa
Dunkota
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Union
Attractive New Year Souvenir by E. O. Orchard Co
Bert Orchard distributed a handy souvenir to friends a lester combination bill book and card case inserted in a pocket book convenient for keeping accounts bears the imprint Compliments of E. O. Orchard & Co Camper Wyoming. January 17th.
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Bert Orchard
Lester
E. O. Orchard & Co
Camper
Tidball Named New Judge for Second District in Wyoming
Gov. cures appoints Tidball of Laramie to succeed to the bench of the Second Judicial district. Tidball, educated at Sheridan schools and the University of Wyoming and Michigan, will take oath and begin duties in Natrona County next month. He has served on the Wyoming state university board of trustees and practiced law in Laramie.
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Natrona County
Denver
Heaton
Sourlity
Cripple Creek
Rocky Mountain
Southwest
Lake Superior
Pennsylvania
Mid-Continent
California
Wyoming
Unis
Sell Creek
Rock Mountain
Shannon
Salt Creek
Thomas
Lyefeld
A. Pliver
Leower
Tall Creek
Ort
Thatory
Colorado
Fimet
Tidball
Laramie
Cures
Charles Hi. Carpenter
Deena
Mathes
Sheridan High
University of Wrowing
Kresper Wroot Ler
H. V
Grows Heck
Tidtal
Law Department
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Uemar Heum
Larmile
Triun Tees
The
State University
Kroc
Fle
Chet
Week of Prayer Services Begin at Local Churches
A Week of Prayer observance opens with union services at the Methodist and Baptist churches. Rev. W. Kingsley led the Baptist service Tuesday evening and Rev. R. Le Methodist Church spoke last night. Attendance at all meetings was very good and the series continues tonight.
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Irs W. Kingsley
The
Baptist Church
R. el le Methodist
Mrs. Boone Undergoes Successful Operation at Local Hospital
Mrs. Boone U T Hoone wife of the Wyoming & Northwestern superintendent underwent a surgical operation at Launder hospital a few days ago. The procedure proved highly successful and she is now recovering nicely. Mr and Mrs Hoone were dining with friends when she was suddenly taken ill and rushed to the hospital. Local friends hope for a complete recovery.
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U T. Hoone
Wyoming & Northwestern
Launder
Lie Lacy
Mr. Hoone
Mire
Loone
Industrial Club Smoker at Grand Central Hotel
The Casper Industrial club will host a smoker this evening in the Grand Central hotel dining room. Invitations have been sent to all members and prospective new members. Officers for the new year will be elected and plans for the coming year will be discussed. Dutch Juneh will participate in the program. The club’s work over the past year has benefited Casper and follows a year of initiative driven by the group. The club aims to expand its efforts in the coming year.
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Casper Tndustrial Club
Grand Central Hotel
Oany
Duvch
Industrial Club
Casper
Paes
Tts
Vas
Woolery Couple Relocate to Casper for Business
Mr Woolery and Mrs Woolery move to Casper this week to establish a new home. Woolery is described as a competent engineer with strong integrity, tied to major operations in the Salt Creek fields, and his Thermopolis friends wish them success in their new venture.
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Casper
Ant
Wooler
Howe
Woolery
Ube Salt Creek
Thermopolis
Midwest Buys Land to Expand Refinery Capacity
The Midwest Hi company bought 100 acres from the Carey company to surround the current refinery. A 624000 addition is planned to house refinery buildings storage and operating tanks. The refinery shipping currently averages no train load daily but aims to more than double capacity. casper lodge no 21 o o f installed officers including C M Walker and Wm Kocher with officers listed and district depots officiated. next Tuesday will see Casper Camp L205 hold its regular meeting with installation and initiation for local members.
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Midwest
Midwest Hi Company
Carey Company
Casper Camp
A Night of Much Fun Ends With Laughs at Lecture
A continued round of laughter filled the venue as Judge Alien touted Bingham as the final number of the lecture course.
Newspaper Change and Marriage Records From Ossper Area
The Shosion waretice was purchased by Lee Puress company with H A Dui taking editor and manager duties this week. Plant components including a cylinder press and other equipment will move to Cooper to enhance the local printing house. Edward W. Heber of Lincoln Nebr and Elma M. Myer of Gloureck Wy were married at Ossper Baptist parsonage on Jan 7 1913 with attendees Vie Gonea vee Elia Hiser and W Grant.
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Lee Puress Company
Easion
H. A. Dui
Gazette
Cooper
Edward W. Heber
Liiefeld
Nebr
Elma M. Myer
Builders Complete Eight room Dwelling for W Foetay
Jack Stacy and Henry Bower fulfilled their contract by finishing the eight room dwelling. The new residence is ready for occupancy.
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Jack Stacy
Henry Bower
Lewse
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M. Behereh
V. J. Thdball
NEW Judge Second Dist
Carpenter
Casper Merc. Co
Ralph Bingham
M. D. Church
Burlington
Aus
the Mountain . Realty and Title Corporation
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