Stocks Fall On New York Market Amid Rumors
Casper reports on August 25 indicates Midwest Refining stock dropped $1.12 in early trading after rumors of a reduced dividend. Merritt Olaffhenes shares fell to $55 bid but showed signs of recovery. Market gains persisted in other sectors despite a disputed Ohio Merritt well claim and ongoing drilling delays in the Salt Creek field.
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Casper
Midwest Refining Company
Steck
New York
Miter
Merritt Olaffhenes
Devine
Joan
Army Special Orders From Washington D C Aug 25
Special orders issued in Washington D C list Maj Coert Dubois assigned as engineer officer and outline subsequent duties and postings for the army unit.
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Maj. Coert Dubois
Offi
Officers Assigned to Active Duty from Engineer Reserve Corps
The engineer reserve corps officers at the Vancouver Barracks training camp are ordered to active duty with the tenth engineers. Additional officers of the engineer and ordnance reserve corps are slated for assignments at Watervliet arsenal Mineola and other facilities. Several signal corps officers are relieved from detail and moved to active duty in various field artillery units.
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Cers
Haive
Tenth Engineers
Engineer Officers
Engineer
Vancouver
Darmarks
Washington
Maja
Albert PO Akin
William 8Oot
Capita Charkes
Wiliiame
James P. Growdon
Kirby B. Steppy
Chester RR. Hunt
Hermon
Hiente
Raymond A. Iil
Murray R. Mackall
Iverd J. Bradford
Lowis C
Twentieth Geld Artillery
Joseph Andrews
Twenty-Fhet Field Artillery
Eisnal Officers Reserve Corps
Edward K. McFarland
William A. Hews
Payson DD. Foster
John J. Milburn
Carl D Hibbard
Flist
Nicholas P. Rabeleh
Enoch R. L. Jones
Milton N. Williams
Bodies Found While Digging For Water Extension
Workmen uncover five buried bodies during excavation near Twenty-eighth and Adams street. Most coffins are well preserved and placed under three feet deep. Bodies to be moved to city cemetery for reburial under supervision of Clyde Early. Earlier area in Holdredge addition yielded forty burials two years ago with similar preservation.
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Twenty-eighth
Adams Street
Clyde Early
Holdredge
Salt Creek oil field yields new well near Casper
A well on section 11 29 79 in Salt Creek field near Casper was brought in by EB T Williams company. The strike penetrated the second Wall Creek sand at 2210 feet with strong flow, expanding undeveloped territory. Investors including United Petroleum, Republic, and Columbine Oil hold interests. Ohio company leases Columbine land. Williams owns 1250 surrounding acres, and stock rose on the local market.
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Casper
Atrg
Salt Creek
EB. T. Williams Company
Boston-Wyoming
Second Wall Creek
Tose
United Petroleum Company
Republic of Company
Columbine Oil Company
Ohio Company
E. T. Williams Company
Public Health Says Polio Scare Not Feared This Year
The Public Health Service reports no nationwide or state outbreaks of infantile paralysis. No locality shows a significant outbreak or risk of a serious epidemic, according to the just released statement.
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Washington, P. C
Public Health Service
Big Bear Oil Co. shows rapid early progress
Big Bear Oil Co, four months old, now operates two Standard rigs in the Big Muddy fields sections 9 and 4, R. 77 W. near oil sands. The Casper offering attracted broad investor interest with hundreds of thousands of shares sold. H E Frey of Denver promotes the enterprise in Cheyenne, planning to stay until Monday noon.
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Big Bear Oil Company
Big
Big Bear
Casper
H. E. Frey
Denver
Cheyenne
Millionaire Making Oil Markets Highlight Wyoming Fields
The Market Digest promises insights into Wyoming oil wealth and market shifts. It offers six months free to readers who send name and address to The Knon-Parnholt Company, Commonwealth Building, Denver.
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Wyoming
Knon-Parnholt Company
Commonwealth Building
Denver
Evterrreor
How 196 000 Little Threads Solve a Big Problem
Willard describes a rubber insulation innovation for automobile starting and lighting batteries. Tiny rubber threads, each one thirty-second inch, cover the surface and act as a capillary barrier that prevents short circuits while maintaining needed voltage. The invention promises longer lasting insulation, enabling compact, reliable batteries sold by D. S. Dickert.
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Willard
Dickert
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ELK Basin Petroleum CO
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Hall Oil Company
Norbeck & Nicholson
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