Franco-Wyoming company outlines Wyoming oil push
A Franco-Wyoming interview details plans to restart development in the Salt Creek area. The firm claims full title rights from Belvo assets, promises new capital and drilling, and vows to employ Wyoming labor while advancing pipelines to bring oil to market. Senator Thurston and Judge Mayer are mentioned in ties to the company.
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Salt Creek
John M. Thurston
Nebraska
Thurston
Union ‘Anwitic System
Ife
Franco-Wyoming Company
Mayer
C. Wardick
Wyoming
Belvo American Company
W. J. Young
Caser
Essary
Block plan stalled by Chinese landlord in Casper
Bloom Shoe & Clothing owner C M Elgin and Sam Tavobs of New York Cloak and Salt House seek to build a three to four story business block on Center Street with a theatre and Redmen hall. A nine foot Chinese-owned plot blocks progress. petition to condemn the laundry site was tabled for legal review. Also, Hen Blakney of Hollister Blakney visits Casper before a trip to Omaha with his wife.
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Messrs. C. M. Elgin
Bloom Shoe & Clothing Company
Sam Tavobs
New York Cloak and Salt House
Elgin and
Jacobs
Center Street
Redmen's Lodge
Chinaman
Casper
Elgin
Asbestos Prospect Report by Parker on Wyoming Consoli dated and International Mills
C. H. Parker, the asbestos expert, reports on the Wyoming Consolidated and International Companies properties. He describes a mill building, engine and boiler room, stone crushing equipment, and worker housing. He deems the milling proposition first class and outlines plans to mine at low levels and employ water power and turbines to run a 250 ton plant at low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Parker
Wyoming Consolidated
International Companies
International Asestos Mills and Power Company
Smith Creek
Deer Creek
CLL Parker
Cement Walks to Extend Casper Sidewalk Network
Casper plans extensive cement sidewalk extensions this summer after a city council tour with Marshal Jones and Street Commissioner Nelson. New walks and crossings will be added along Second Street, Durbin Street, Welvet, First and Fourth Avenues, Center Street, Wolcott and nearby properties in Park addition, including crossings near the public library and government post office site.
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Casper
Marshal Jones
Nelson
Second Street
Capitol Hill
State Hospital
Durbin Street
Mok Jer
Second
Welvet Street
Government Post Office
Wheeler Blacksmith Shop
Tim Daly
First Avenue
Adsit
McDonough, Jones and Ramsey
Fourth Avenue
Robinson and Walcherr
Uadley
Gooding
Wolcott Street
Mrs. Stunard
Durbin
Third Avenue
Henry Wyatt
Wolcot Street
Sam Switzer
Center Street
Baker, Curran and Taylor
Park Addition
Lecture Course for 1910 11 Visit in Casper
Mrs Morrison's Caspar visit yields a high priced Britt Lyceum Bureau package for Prof McDonough to present next winter. The list includes Mrs Bess Gearhart Morrison Ye Olde Towne Quartette Trier Concert Opera Quartette Otterblen Smith lecturer Ringle Donovan Concert Co Winona Ladies Quartet and Carters Original Evangel Warblers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterblen Smith
Ringle-Donovan Concert Co
Winona Ladies
Quar- Lette
Carter
Orlinal
Virginian Warblers
Runaway Accident In Elkhorn Creek Fishing Trip
Pink Holly and Clyde Grey were on a fishing trip when a buggy tongue bolt failed near Dithl n ranch Hill. The buggy tipped and rolled, Holly pulled free and dragged by reins into a barbwire fence. The vehicle damaged, clothing torn, several scratches reported. owner M N Castle and rider Mr Bower escaped on horseback.
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Pink Holly
Clyde Grey
Grand Central
Elkhorn Creek
Dithln Ranch
Hlolly
M.N. Castle
Bower
Burlington Neighbors Rumor on Powder River Route Contract
Rumor says Burlington negotiating with Northwestern to take over service contract on the Powder River to Orin line. Surveyors work intensively on land purchased by the company, fueling tension in the railroad question.
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Burlington
North Western
Powder River
Orin
Infectious Anemia in Horses Praised and Treated
The U S Department of Agriculture reports infectious anemia in horses across Minnesota Kansas Colorado Wyoming Montana North Dakota and Texas. Symptoms include dullness weakness high fever then lameness and staggering. mortality remains high. Treatments suggested include specific drugs and tonics, strict hygiene, and disinfection of stables. A circular No 138 from the Bureau of Animal Industry offers details on disease and treatment.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
North Dakota
Texas
Bareau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
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Grace Lambert
Ross Lambert
Edgemont
South Dakota
the Elks' Lodge
Episcopal Church
Lambert
Henry
Diemer
Lillian BE. Harris
Holmberg
Hicks
Hen Blakney
Hollister& Blakney
Boston
Paris
Roy Blakney
Mr. Blakney
Junor
Oinuhba
Columbia CB
Stetson CO
Kingsbury
Stetson