Largest college athletic meet planned for May across corps and camps
Washington April 8 Plans for the largest athletic meeting ever organized among colleges and army camps are announced. The National Collegiate Association and Western Intercollegiate Conference will foster intercamp and intercollegiate meets with army and college marks submitted to respective headquarters. Four events are chosen: running high jump, long jump, 100 yard dash, and the bar vault.
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Washington
Army
Regina
Aothers
Campea
United States
National Collegiate Association
Western Intercollegiate Conference
Commission Oniox
Hatf
Western Intereregiate Conference
We Army
Big Fen
Tia
Nathenal Collegiate
Former Governor Houx Leads Sweetwater Oil Company
Ex Governor Frank J Houx of Wyoming heads the Sweetwater Oil & Gas Co opening offices in Sweetwater Texas to operate in the local field. The company holds about 10000 acres under lease in this county plus larger acreage elsewhere in Texas Oklahoma and Wyoming.
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Houx
Sweetwater Oil Company
Texas Field
Frank L. Houx
Texas
Sweetwater Reporter
Sweetwater
Sweetwater Oil & Gas Co
Frank J., Hoax
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Mosher Well Producing 120 Barrels Daily in Salt Creek
The Mosher well on Section 16 Salt Creek connected with the pipeline last Friday and has since produced about 120 barrels per day. Plans call for spading in a second hole one site south and keeping two rigs active through the summer.
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Mosher
Salt Creek
Inexpensive Head Noise Relief Suggested
A historic remedy claims relief for ringing head noises with Parmint doubly strength mixed in water sugar and lime. The dose advised is a small amount daily, promising quick ease of distressing head noises and easier breathing as mucus clears the throat.
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Adarr
Mill Named State Immigration Commissioner in Wyoming
Charles S. Mill of Worland was appointed state immigration commissioner at a Wyoming State Board of Immigration meeting attended by J. Walt Brandon, S. Barr, Thomas Brough, and Stephen Sibley plus Governor Carey. The role carries a 3000 dollar annual salary and the board approved related expenses and a 12500 yearly appropriation for two years.
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Charles S. Mill
Worland
State Board of Immigration
Garey
J. Walt Brandon
Sheridan
Barr
Basin
Thomas 4. Brough
Lyman
Stephen HW. Sibley
Burns
Carey
Board of Immigration
Ee Pacific Ul Granite
Woryce
Well Near Douglas Now Down 3,000 Feet
The Wellance Oil Company reports its West Five Suis area west of Douglas drilled to a depth of 8,100 feet. Drillers are advancing as signaled, with expectations of further progress soon.
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Douglas
Wellance Oi Company
Wheelock Basin
Fragmentary Notice of Event Date and Participants
OCR fragment mentions a Thursday date in April with initiation terms and unspecified participants. Details are unreadable, names or organizations are not clear. The readable bits suggest a local notice about a meeting or initiation event with federal context.
Gas Show At Lance Creek Prompts Oilmen Expectation
Interest centers on a joint well in section 3 35 65 drilled by Ohio company and Buck Peak company. Reports say the well came in as a gas well though field communication was disrupted by a storm. Observers compare it to nearby wells with high gas pressure and oil flow patterns in the Lance Creek area.
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Lance Creek Oil Securities
Ohio Company
Bucklypeek Company
Ohio-Western States
Section 36
Section 3
Jts
Buck Freak Company
Lusk
Texas Company
Sam
Apex
Texas
Wife of Former Governor Passes Through
Mrs 12 Brooks of Capper, wife of former Governor Brooks of Wyoming, arrives from Denver yesterday afternoon en route to Laramie. The fragmentary text confirms the visit of a gubernatorial spouse with no further details on events or dates.
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12. Brooks of
Capper
Caverhor Brooks
Wyoming
Denver
Laramie
Uaiwenaliy Young
Ie i Ona
Germans Refuse Gold Payments for Food at Allied Conference
Paris April 8. At Point Sainte Maxence the German and allied financial experts held talks. The Germans demanded fresh food consignments and said continuing payments in gold would be impossible. They proposed large neutral loans to bolster their gold reserves, citing Krеменy's restricted commerce for the food costs.
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Paris
Point Sainte Maxence
Krmeny
State Stock Board to Attend Wyoming Convention
The state board of live stock commissioners will attend the annual convention of the Wyoming Stock Growers association in Basin tomorrow. Members include Jess Yoder of Cheyenne Oscar Beck of Big Piney and Clarence Gardner of Holl-will, accompanied by Secretary Charles B. Boyce.
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State Board of Live Stock Commissioners
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Basin
Jess Yoder
Cheyenne
Oscar Beck
Big Piney
Clarence Hm, Gardner
Holl
Basa Tonielit
Charles B. Boyce
Trustees Attend First Wyoming University Board Session
State Superintendent Katherine Morton W Deming of Cheyenne E W Croft of Howey and Mrs B B Crooks of Gasper travel to Laramie for the first board meeting since reorganization by Governor Varey last February.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Katherine A. Morton
W. Deming
Cheyenne
Br. E. W. Croft
Howley
B. B. Crooks
Gasper
University of Wyoming
Laramie
Varey
First Airplane Paper Carriers Near Chicago
The Great Lakes Navy Training Station launches an airplane newspaper delivery service to Chicago. An aircraft carries Bulletins, the official paper, on a 35 mile morning run for servicemen commuting from Chicago, enhancing their daily ride with reading material.
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Chicago
Sai
America
Great Lakes
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