Big Muddy Field History Behind Wyoming Oil Boom
The Big Muddy field in Converse county Wyoming owes its rise to geologist I Julius Fohs and partners Fohs Whiteside Humphreys Merritt who spurred leases and drilling from 1915 to 1916. Midwest Refining and Merritt Oil Corp led rapid development with about 185 wells, Wall Creek sands and Shannon plays producing up to 300 barrels daily.
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Big Muddy
Wyoming
C. F. Clay
Midwest Review
House Journal
Midwest Refining Company
Burke H. Sinclair
Clay
Converse County
Gasper
Glenrock
Great Salt Creek
W. H. Barnett
United States Geological Survey
Wall Creek
Charlies A. May
Henry A. Whitley
Julius Fried
Ralph Arnold
California
T. 3. Waltemeyer
Denver
H. Cgc
Young
Edward Wells
John Arnold
and Associates
Charles A. Man
H. Leslie Parker
Casper
Angel
E. Humphreys
L. B. Brown
Thomas A. Merritt
R. B. Whiteside
Duluth
F. Julius Fohs
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Merritt Oil and Gas Company
Boynton
Humphreys Petroleum Company
Billings
I. Julius Fohs
Los Angeles
Fohs
A. HE. Humphreys
A. EB. Humphreys
Shannon
A. W H. Humphreys
A. #. Humphreys, Jr
Standard Exploration Company
Snook & Swingle
J. T. Hurst and Associates
A. B. Humphreys
New York
Ohio Oil Company
Merritt Oil Corporation
Humphreys
Merritt Corporation
Rapid
Midwest
Merritt
Texas Company
Mountain Home Ranch
A. B. T Humphreys
Casper and
Ohio Oil
United States
King Lion Killer Makes Good Money
William M. Hunter known as King of sea lion hunters collected $880 bounty from Oregon for 362 sea lion scalps at $2.50 each. Hunters say sea lions prey on salmon heading upstream near the Columbia River mouth. Hunter, who hunts from a small launch, notes dangerous encounters with bulls and that cannery men also pay for destroying seals.
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Astoria
Ore
William M. Hunter
Columbia River
Hunter
Cascade Mountains
Two Hundred Seems Wealthy in Ragusa
Riverside, Aug 19. Charles Sanjo, Riverside, learns from his father in Jugo Slavia that their ancestral farm near Ragusa faced foreclosure on 6000 kronen mortgage. Sanjo sent 200 dollars, promising more, and was told the remittance at the exchange rate paid off the mortgage with 10,000 kronen remaining as balance.
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Riverside
Cal
Charles Sanjo
Jugo-Slavia
Ragusa
Sanjo
Japan Anxious to Adjust Citizenship
Honolulu Hawaii August 19. O Yada new Japanese consul general proposes a treaty to end dual citizenship difficulties between the United States and Japan. He refused to forward 200 Hawai ian born Japanese children applications for exemption until Tokio forms are provided. He notes US and Japanese laws conflict over citizenship by birth. He denied reports that Japanese born in America who avoid military service will punish relatives in Japan.
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Honolulu
T. H
United States
Japan
O. Yada
Japanese Counsul
Yadac
Tokio
Mr. Yada
America
Yada
Work and Thrift Keys to German Currency Problem
Berlin report quotes Reichsbank director Von Glasenapp saying experts cannot predict when Germany’s vast paper currency will improve. July 15 circulation stood at 653.8 million marks, down 198 million from the prior week. He urges work and thrift as the two viable remedies to curb inflation and boost production, exports, and exchange rate.
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Berlin
Germany
von Glasenapp
Reichsbank
Associated Press
Paris Suburban Lines to Be Electrified
Electrification of the Paris suburban rail service, planned in 1910 and delayed by war, moves forward on state lines with power stations erected and lines wired. electric locomotives and equipment are not yet ready, serving nearby stations first while distant points stay steam.
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Paris
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