Wyoming Crude Co. Strikes Oil Boosting Stock Value
The Wyoming Crude Company soared as its on site well, drilled eleven feet deeper after clogging, struck oil sending a fountain above the derrick. Hundreds of barrels flowed before being redirected to a pipeline. Local stockholders and officers including G. Moser and J. K. Dunbar see value rise from two cents to around 61.00 as drilling continues in the Midwest refinery area. The new well opens up previously undeveloped territory and promises higher district output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Midwest
Wyoming Crude Company
BR. G. Moser
J. K. Dunbar
D. W. Lewis
Merv of
Sheridan
Fey Tarrant
Missou Hines
H. H. Beagle
Krimer Green
MC. Dutton
CC. P. Weber
George Campbell
Hilly Johnson
N.S. Wilson
Harry Slack
E. R. Bailey
Lee Campson
C. R. Molley
Shertan
Two Big Engines Arrive for Harlington Yard Service
Two D4 type locomotive engines arrived at Harlington yards Wednesday evening. They are longer than current engines and have a hauling capacity of 1,800 tons. They will haul fuel oil from Casper to Wendover and Cheyenne and may later haul the regular biweekly mixed train between this point and Thermopolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermopolis
Progressives of Wyoming Call Casper Meeting
Won. Gotlieb state chairman of the progressive party in Wyoming issued a call for a general meeting of progressives in Casper on Monday at 10 a.m. All progressives of Wyoming are invited to attend as party conduct during the state and county campaigns this summer and fall will be set. A meeting of the state central committee will be held at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotlieb
Progressive Party
Wyoming
Casper
Arta Hith
Northwestern officials lecture on public safety in Casper
A group of Northwestern officials led by Gener Claim Agent KK Riehands of Chicago and Assistant General Claim Agent WJ Goodrich of Omaha visited Casper on Tuesday. Richards gave a free lecture at the Coliseum on safety with stereoptical illustrations, drawing a large audience. A private train carrying S M Kraden and L N Coatly arrived in the afternoon for division business, as the claim department promotes safety education for travelers through new lectures.
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M. Kraden
L. N. Coatly
Black Mills
Libis
Claim Department
North Western Bins
Purchased Furniture for Judge’s Chamber in Denver
W H Carter, part of a national organization, was deputized to buy furniture in Denver for the judge's chamber. He purchased items, billed the costs, and returned to apply the charges to the local orders.
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W.H. Carter
Lope
Meose
Denver
Weber Shane
Carter
Heather
Ae Patiern
Luxurious remodel transforms forge room into premier club
The forge has enlarged and remodeled its room to become one of the state’s most luxurious club rooms. A handsome pool table and a handsome worldit plano are included, with completion expected in the near future.
Natrona Gowity Boys Clash Lanier Wigh At Coliseum
Tonight at the Coliseum the Natrona Gowity high boys face Lanier Wigh in a local basketball game. An earlier match at Lander between the same teams suggests an exciting contest with admission 60 cents for adults and 3 cents for students. A ten cent dance follows the game.
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Natrona Gowity High Sehen
Lanier
Lander
Government to Care For Elk in Wyoming
The department of agriculture arranges a permanent winter refuge of 2000 acres on the east side of Jacksons Hotel in Wyoming to shelter 25000 elk. It is expected hay will be grown to feed the herd and land cost ranged from 5 to an acre.
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Jackson's Hotel
Wyoming
Department of Agriculture
Ten Pennsylvania oil workers head west toward Casper fields
A party of ten practical oil workers from Pennsylvania traveled west via the Northwestern route toward oil fields near Casper Wyoming. They say Wyoming oil strikes and field size will draw many veteran oil men west this season, while Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio still have unexploited areas with few new wells.
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Pennsylvania
Northwestern
Casper
Wyo
Wyoming
Ohio
Omaha Nee
Annual Banquet and Ball at Casper Aerie
The Casper Aerie FLO K plans its annual banquet and ball for Monday February 1 at Odd Fellows hall. The event promises a fine dinner and dance with free extra dances for all attendees. admission is one dollar for banquet and ball.
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Casper Aerie
FLO. K
Odd Fellows Hall
Dlona
Casper Boys Basketball Wins Two Games at Wind River Trip
The Casper high school team defeated Lander high ? to 2% in a Friday night road game marked by rough play and heated sentiment. The following evening they beat the Wind River Indians in Wind River in a fast clean indoor contest, with Casper managing a late surge to secure the win before a large crowd. The article notes strong Casper defense, swift ball movement, and a crowd-pleasing climax, ending with a line of thanks from the Casper team.
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Lander High
Lander
Wind River
Wind Hiver
Casper
Wheiters
Almot
Casper Conton
Waine
Logjians
Casper Boys
Double murder verdict shocks Converse county court
George Edwards, previously tried for first degree murder, was found guilty of second degree murder in Douglas. Judge RB Winter sentenced him to 20 to 21 years in the state penitentiary, and he was moved to Rawlins to begin serving the term. The case included two killings linked to Edwards amid personal scandal and ranch conflict.
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George Edwards
Natrona Qourt
Natrona County
Converse County
Douglas
Winter
State
Edwards
Rawlins
Peyton
Edwarie
Roy Landers
Wno
Bedward
States Hole
Mes. Edwards
Fred Ott
Ott
Jim
P. Johnson
Lelar
W. T. Stroud
B.J
Erwin
Geo
Cross
Horton
T.C. Rowley
Vernon George
George Carroll
Jas, Lain
Howard Jackson
Henry Hauns
Jury Frees Posvar of Alleged Abuse Case
The Converse county district court jury found Frank Posvar not guilty of charges alleging the Indiane treatment of his son by confinement and starvation. Neighbors discovered the boy last March. he later recovered in Casper and at the Home for Desectives in Lander, though he recalls nothing before October.
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Frank Posvar
Converse County
Douglas
Posvars
Bates Hole
Casper
Lander
Posvar
Cobb
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Wyoming Fields
Eigcemls
Eysapathy
Gus Langhoop
Stock Exchange
Gus
Attorney van Martiin
Mra. Miller
Salt Creek
Haffaid Wanewiay
Frignde
J. B. Stewart
Henry Bingenheimer
Wyoming and Colorado Lumbermen's Association
J. C. Stanley
Crawford
Nebraska
Mr. Stanley
Hisaughter
May Engelking
Malcom Campbell
Albert L. Joflenver
D. » and Company
General Fire
A. EB. Jordan Fire Insurance Agencies
Providence
Washington Company
Massachusetts
I. G. Taylor
Jane Mott
Lincoln
Mr. Taylor
MeKin Avenue
W. J. Claek
Rochester Germanian Lnderwriters Association
A. J. Butler
Ft. Con Tenth
Butler
J. M. Wilsons
Mid-West OU Company
Buffalo
TJ. Gardner
L. Webb
Wilson
Kelly Creek
L. A
Wyoming Crude Oil Company
Treasury
Salt Creek Field
W. B. Holliday
Black
Casper, Wyoming
Don Lobdell
Casper Storage Grocery
W. HW. Crawford
C. A. Qullen
Fulda
Minnesota
M. P. Wheeler
W. S. Kimball
Luglas
Louis Joe Warease
A. T. Butler
Golden
Cole
Qaiper
Barry Drumm
Hears Store
Tins
Basin
Jeremias. Mahoney
Cheyenne
Salt Lake
State Woolgrowers Association
National Associatn
Ocivie Club
Tnt
T. Boone
Hoone
Iowa
Kaeanata
Miele
Peoria
Boone
J.B. Barnes
Washington
Mr. Barnes
Nebr
the Lobdell Bakery
Center Street
Lobdell’s Bread
Ben
Ben Cor
Wyoma Hotel
G. E. Davis
Glenrock
Burlington
Burlington Shop
Burlington Depot
Mountain Realty
Walcott
Cor
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