Wyoming oil fields expand production and labor shifts noted
The Wyoming Weekly Business Review reports state oil fields adding about 1 200 barrels daily with fields like Warm Springs Grass Creek and Thermopolis contributing. Sharp production gains accompany increases in forest land and new road and refinery plans. Labor shortages rise while agricultural outputs and bank balances appear strong.
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Wyoming
Big Muddy
Warm Springs
Grass Creek
Thermopolis
Cody
Greybull
Byron
Spider Greek Oil Syndicate
Manville
National Forest
Goshong County
Sheridan Ranchera
Medicine Bow National Forest
Rocky Mountain
Pickett Lake
Rock River
Fort Steek
New Cheyenne State Bank
Clark, Jr
J. A. Reed
Gurley
Hayworth
Torrington
Kendrick-Kenyon
Department of Agriculture
Horse Creek
Cheyenne
International Harvester
North Dakota
Wheatland
General Petroleum Company
Ferris Home
Army and Navy Union Meeting of Importance
All members urged to attend the regular meeting Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows hall. Business of importance to be followed by a program and refreshments. Bring your notepads. Garrison R. Donzelman, Commander.
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Army and Navy Union
Odd Fellows Hall
More Wyoming Soldiers Reach Port
The Rocky Mountain Club of New York reports arriving Wyoming servicemen in New York aboard several recent transports. Names and hometowns include Paul A. Johnston Torrington EB and Stoll Burnt Fort. Robt Dicklé Lake Hills. Chas Reynolds Hasper. Sam M Dumbrey Casper. Alvin Fearn Evanston. Wm Kielin La Grande. Jas McCabe Oregon River. Gene Jordan Rawlins. Wm Gibons Sheridan. Wm Jones Buffalo. Wilbur Watkins Cody. Wm Cobb Casper. Daniel Samory Whitland among others.
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Wyoming
New York
Rocky Mountain Club of
S. S
Radar
Paul A. Johston
Torrington
Eb, & Stoll
Burntfort
A. Guelin
Cheyenne
Wm. H. Campbell
B. Garlard
A. B. Hickey
Lone Tree
Dicklé
Lake Hills
fNalph Momer
Evanston
Martha Washington
W. Fates
Miami
Arizona
Chas
A. Reynolds
Hasper
Sam M. Dumbrey
Casper
Fred Nickell
Er Ment
M. Powers
Ae H.w.henninger
Greybull
S- Bennie
Acme
GC. Tolliver
Kid Rock
Miller
Lusk
Santa Barbara
Gene
A. Jordan
Rawlins
HW. Madden
Laramie
Leo CG. Moyers
Austin W. Colton
Wm. L. Gibbons
Sheridan
Wm. H. Jones
Buffalo
Pastores
Wilbur
J. Watkins
Cody
E.W. Gray
Upton
S. America
B. Cobb
Jas
J. Doyle
Daniel Samory
Whitland
Spencer
Ishonova
Bapheldt
Spree Costs Lone Defendant Forty
A police court session fined one man $40 for being drunk and disorderly. The report notes a separate moral remark about a widow’s self harm in a distant locale.
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Spree
Swaldsen
Horse Racing Results From County Fair Meet
The report covers multiple races including a one mile claiming event won by Abe Irwin with Gift and Delta second and third. Jockeys Brown and Robbo top the field, payouts included Abe straight $68.40 and Gift $2.60 place. Also notes a five furlongs claiming race won by Tambin Allen with Love and Learning among top finishers and substantial mutuals paid.
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Mutual
Medford Boy
Ethel
C. Cannell
Lady Kent
JF. F.yorland
Paddy Hutton
Boy
Etne
Cannell
Iriah
Antrim
M. Brigade
Travie Buchanan
M1tanomah
Kimberly
Mutuals
Shamrock
Primo
Minnie H
Winrich
J. & Rey el Sierra
Bird
F. Bicknell
Green
Keen
Minnie
Mutualy
Abe
Delta
Abe _rahic
Irish Guardia
Icen Mateee Gr
Gap
Debra
Robbo
Tamblan
I Allen
Douging
Irwin
Martines
Flaoe Tadacals
Dority
Mathowa
Armatrong
I -Oumings
Bineen
Ballinger
Mary O'Day
Lawoo
Crispie
Indianalog
Ch F Trinh
Ted Ood
Sainte
Ane Mieradot
Fambian
Tambian
Wens
Epworth League picnic and community canning events
The Epworth League plans a Thursday 8 o'clock meeting at the Methodist church followed by a picnic east on Eighteenth Street. A W I G lawn social is set for this afternoon at Mrs. L A Ballinger’s home. The War Garden Army welcomes women to continue community canning at the gymnasial kitchen with guidance from Miss Katharine Bennitt and Mrs. B W Glafcke. bring jars and fresh produce.
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Epworth League
Mattodist
L. A. Ballinger
Low Leon
War Garden Army
Katharine Bennitt
B. W. Glafeke
Ellison-White Chautauqua Dates for Rock Springs
Hy Cora B Wananimker notes Rock Springs hosts the Ellison-White Chautauqua on August 29 30 and September 4 2 3 with tickets priced at 1. Al G Morton to open a confectionery and soft drinks parlor at Mountain View. Mrs Frank X Carron of Richfield Utah is hospitalized with typhoid fever. Misses Bessie Johnson and Emma Leonardi return from Salt Lake trip. N J Anderson and family visit Long Beach Cal. Wm E Landau editor Rawlins American visited Monday with Attorney Beaver of Torrington en route to Lava Hot Springs. Mr and Mrs Leon Kariom host card party for Mr and Mrs JH Rosewind. Mr and Mrs Alex Stafford set for California departure. Several games of 500 played.
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Cora B. Wananimker
Rock Springs
al G. Morton
Mountain View
Frank X. Carron
Richfield
Utah
Bessie Johnson
Emma Leonardi
Salt Lake
N. J. Anderson
Long Beach
Cal
Wm. E. Landau
Rawl- Ins American
Beaver of
Torrington
Lava Hot Springs
Leon Kariom
JH. Rosewind
Alex Stafford
California
Green River Social Scene Sees Weddings Birthdays and Feasts
Mrs Downing and Harry Sopersteims enjoyed a day of games prizes and a pleasant lunch. Christina Harris marked her birthday by entertaining many little friends. Irene Harris and Wileya Bokume were married at Green River, as were Lenore Cayenes and George Ass Taussen. Maud Stevens and George Brown wed at the Episcopal church. The brides come from Garnet Kansas and Greer River respectively. Katherine Adkinson celebrated eleventh birthday with friends. Alice Hays visiting Miss Murphy in Salt Lake. Josephine and Grace Johnston returned from Salt Lake visit. Millie Cohen hosted birthday gathering with cards and luncheon.
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Mrs. Downing
Harry Sopersteims
Christina Harris
Irene Harris
Wileya Bokume
Green River
Lenore Cayenes
George Ass Taussen
Greer River
Maud Stevens
George Brown
Episcopal Church
Garnet, Kang
Katherine Adkinson
Alice Hays
Mia
Gods Murphy
Salt Lake
Josephine
Grace Johnston
Sell Lake
Millie Cohen
Infant Brunos Die at Residence on O'Neill Street
The Infantes of Mr and Mrs Bruno died last evening at 1712 O Neill Street. A private burial is planned for this afternoon at Olivet Cemetery, under the care of W W Dumm Undertaking Company.
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Brunos
Bruno
O'Neill Street
Mr. Olivet
W. W. Dumm Undertaking Company
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Wyoming Weekly Business Review
Nwugo Donzelman, Garrinon R
Lee A
Jiarta
Chatennd
Wyo
Duly Tashion Chas, Geggus Lantern Eemeralder Laxy Ben
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Nelilo
Walter Turnbow
Jim
Twin
Mike Dixon
Trulane
Purne
Bower Idee Hele Fao
Bharie Littie “Mise
Chari Pyee Duke
Wellington
Creech
Gala Istla
Samuel Aml
Art Rick
Ponce de Leon
Stanley
Sun
Plains Hotel
George W. Schilling
Wattede
W. W. Finn
James Haiey
Medford
EV Cook
Inwomak
B. Deltetuman
Howard Bland
Rhealih
Paddy Button
Cbirwin
County
B.wood
A’ Smith
Barnes
Breen
Manders
Indies Horeo
Strae
Maud
Smith
Wharrigan
Beatrice Lucie
Cblewsn
AG Stamper
Frank G Hogan
Fpierce
Old Homard
Brok Bsf
Pattie
Mint-Stelia
St. Yuy
Odsath
Tittle Abe
FR Irwin
Brown
Lee Irwin
J Greenow
Riddie
Indanele Stable
Dorby
Mag
McCorkle
Olmand
Krog
C Dudiey
Pionson
HS Tucker
Symosance
Alow Winney
Ile
Thompson
C.grossa
Munro
James
Mills
Bstilliman
Ryan
Slo
DW Lee
I Breen
Odp
Epikolay
Pinnegar
Wes E Oo
Allen
Ri Bay
Douglas
HE Davie
Riddi
Farris
Setineiter
Mt Wood
Army and Navy Union Ladies Auxiliary
Nels Melquist
Pacific Coast
Charles Melquist
Portland
Oregon
Charles L. Decker
Rocky Mountain National Park
Elizabeth Brown
Yellowstone Park
Oxfords
Wasserman’ S
Baume Analgesique Bengue
Tupper
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