Phelps home destroyed by fire on ranch near Michiganette club
Fire swept the Phelps residence on the ranch near Michiganette club, destroying a large, elaborately furnished house valued for its sentimental belongings. Firefighters and neighbors aided in the effort as the structure and contents were consumed. many heirlooms and curios were lost. The house may be rebuilt, but replacing the entire collection would be a major undertaking.
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Airett
Phelis
Phetpe
Thie House
Phelps
Bar-T
Vineloe
Albany Bar Names Legislation Board
Albany officials appoint a six member committee at the Hotel Common to study proposed legislation and codereforms. The panel will review state coden reevaluation and report to the county Law at the next session in January.
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Albany Bar Names Legislation Board
Latashel Dee
Fay
Anderson
Medey
Januar
Ceartbell
Wyongerie
Colvedo
Laramie
Wyoming
Uleo Sali
Aiade
Pine Line for Filet Dome Field
The text outlines planned piping and wells at Filet Dome Field with a shift to drill deeper. It notes an estimated daily output around 1 000 to 2 000 barrels and mentions anticipated storage tanks and testing by September before completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filet Dome
Wyoming Oil Prospects and Plains Field Notice
A fragmentary report describes oil fields near Lander and Wind River with shallow wells, a planned refinery, and a stock offering tied to a New York firm. It notes several wells drilled between 160 and 260 feet and mentions hazardous prospects of crooked holes and limited daily yields.
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Denver
Wind
United States
Pinan Roett
Meese, Sage and Kya
New
Wyoming
Fel
Lander
Wied
Port Woahakie
Greely
Inaan
Werland
iWorhnd
Wyomlog
Oil Rich Land Prospects Stir Competition Among Applicants
The report outlines drilling results and promising yields at several wells, with 24 to 40 barrels per day projections and upcoming spring work. It notes owners negotiating contracts, a pilot project, and the Wind River region’s potential as officials discuss mineral rights and leasing terms amid strong interest from multiple parties.
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Fander
I. Aed
Helioee
All
Mer Warren
Shohen
Maverick Springs
Tie Dene
Rument
Lowe Anguet
Edie Talian Fond
Landes and
Casier
Amohe
Greybull Basin Seek Peace in Cross Town Talks
In Vretertse on December 20, reports describe easing tensions between Greybull and Basin as leaders from Espin's circle visit Basin business men to discuss plans for a new courthouse. Citizens note shared ownership of civic projects and a desire to cooperate despite past rivalries. The piece highlights a nearby bridge completion as a symbol of goodwill and regional unity.
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Revfell
Dasin
Espin
Greybull
Havin
Bie Hern
Basin
Ted
Andy
Mie Biork
Ty Pani
Union Pacific hotel leader Charlee Grouty in Portland
Fred Dawson reports Charlee Grouty new manager of the Union Pacific hotel arrival in Portland Oregon with friends. He plans a trip to California, hoping the management change will aid him.
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Mer. Dee
Fred Dawson
Charlee Grouty
Union Pacifie Hotel
Cad e MSPS Spin Apminted Lird Tena Laramie
Dec 2 onetant 4 Irvin recently completed the event as reported in a fragmented notice.
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CADE
Laramie
Irvin
University of Wyoming member appointed second lieutenant in US Army
A University of Wyoming student has been appointed second lieutenant in the United States Army and ordered to report to Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. He will leave for his post on Friday to spend two months at the army school.
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University of Wyoming
United States
Fort Leavenworth
Leavenworth, Kan
Army
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Rae
Sthong
Wind Penns
Beavb
PPS
John
I. Phelps Ceneh
Michiganetile Club
Iinet
Swisteer
Pitt
Poalveer
Aebery
Vatican
Usefui
Geo.w.daiber
UOT
PSC
FEDS
Porlismi EN Ney
Powell
Ana
Ie Te Mately
Fleide
Pilot Hatte
Piet
Land
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Tin
Rome
Arm
THE
Pullman Company
Pullman
Committee On Standards
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