New Pipe Lines for Big Muddy Wyoming
Reports indicate Piinols Pipe Line company plans a pipeline from the New Muddy off field in Wyoming to Casper about miles, linking with refining interests in Casper and Indiana. Prospects include a trunk line to Omaha or eastward to Prairie system, boosting Wyoming oil output as demand for gasoline grows.
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Denver
Piinols Pipe Line Company
Wroominng
Casper
Lommtion Weet Refining Company
of Indiana
Wyoming
Omaha
Mllnois
Wyoming Hi Ja
Iiola Pipe Lins Company
Ska
Imperial Oil Company
Sarina
Ontario
Canada
Imperial Company
United States
Dominton, Ninois Pipe Line
Sheridan train wreck kills two with one injured
Naymond Brunrell a Sheridan fireman and an unnamed emigrant died in a wreck near Corinth Montana at 4 30 Friday morning when a train derailed after colliding with an extra coach. R C Daugherty the Sheridan engineer was severely injured and taken to St Vincents hospital Billings. The wreck stranded traffic as officials investigate the cause. Brunrell aged about 22 had lived in Sheridan after moving from Chicago with his parents Mr and Mrs James Bronsel who survive him along with several siblings. The other deceased passenger traveled in an emigrant car from Beatrice Nebraska to Roberts Washington.
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Sheridan
Naymond Brunrell
Hurijngtion
Sheriden
R. C. Daugherty
Attra
Corinth
Montana
Billings
Welock
St. Vincent's Hospital
Brunsel
Sheriday
Chicago
James Bronce'l
Beatrice
Nebr
Roberts
Washington
Wyoming Man Murder Victim Identified in Oklahoma Case
Henry Rich, once of Crook County, was murdered December 9 near Wagoner Oklahoma. A sheriff’s letter to William Zimmer confirms the body was found in a creek after the crime. Rich had moved from Sundance to a ranch near Carlile and later handled property near Kaneye City.
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Moorcrofpt
Slenry Rich
Crook County
Wagoner
Oklahoma
Wm. Zimmer
Ehied
Artle
Fiat
R Rich
Mr Rich
Sundence
Cariile
Kanew City
Carlile
Henry Lette
Frank Miller
Elk Invasion Forces Hay Protectors To Fire On Cattle
A seven day cold snap near Moran Wyo broke with clouds and light snow. Elk damaged hay slack and broke into corrals, prompting rancher Herb Whiteman and Ben Sheffield to patrol and shoot at intruders to protect feeds.
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Moran
Wye
Coudiness
Whiteman
Ben Fheffield
Teton Lodge
J P Nolan Involved In Serious Auto Accident
J P Nolan proprietor of the auto stage line to Grass Creek suffered a bad accident last Friday when his car jumped the bank and overturned near Pleas aat View, fracturing his left leg just below the knee. Willis Lange of Grass Creek was a passenger. They were en route to the oil fields with a loaded car.
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Thervmopolis
P. Nolan
Grass Creek
Pleasaat View
Mr. Nolan
Willis Lange
Graga Creek
Jamaican rafting thrills American visitors in Caribbean tours
Tourists flock to Jamaica and raft the Rio Grande in a four hour trip through tropical scenery. Guides build two passenger rafts from local vines and bamboo, tying them sixty feet long for a high dry seat. The river runs through lush mountains with cocoanut and banana groves, offering dramatic scenery and tropical commerce along the banks. Jamaica lies four days by sea from New York and hosts plentiful auto use and friendly locals amid wartime travel shifts.
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Kingston
Canada
Jamaica
Great Britain
Rio Grande River
Rifles
New York City
United Fruit Company
Car Collision on River Road Ends in Fall Injuries
Two women in a northbound car met a passing merchanter on a downhill stretch near a hilltop. the Nolan man, Mr. Nolan, avoided a head on collision by steering to the outer grade. The women’s car swerved, struck the Nolan vehicle, sending it over a 12 to 15 foot drop. Mr. Nolan suffered a broken leg. Mr. Lane escaped with a head bruise. They were helped to town and treated by Dr. A. G. Hamilton.
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Akid
Joy Road
Nohan
Nolan
Mr. Nolan
Mr. Lane
A. G. Hamilton
Kemmerer Expects Share in $4,000,000 Railroad Upgrades
Officials of the Oregon Short Line announce a season of major improvements totaling about 4 million dollars. Plan includes new passenger and freight stations, yard enlargements, and new trackage with Kemmerer anticipated to receive expansion of Loch yards and a new freight house. Local businessmen expect Kemmerer to benefit from enhanced freight capacity.
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Kemmerer
Stevenson
O S. L
F. Knickerbocker
A. ©. Hickley
Oregon Short Line
Loch
Rambling Illinois couple wed in Sheridan after cross state courtship
Miss Minnie Frances Fields of White county and Milo Francis Lee of McDonough county tied marriage by Rev. J. H. Gillespie in Sheridan. The pair, 200 miles apart, met by chance on a western trip and formed a two member “reciprocal admiration society.” After obtaining a license, they planned visits to Casper and Cheyenne before returning home.
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Sheridan
Minnie Francesa Fields
Milo Francis Lee
Ilinois
J. H. Gillespie
McDonnough County
White County
Cupid
Casper
Lincoln
Sandhills
Nebraska
Edgemont
Cheyenne
Darken Your Gray Hair With Sage and Sulphur Compound
An old remedy promises to darken gray hair naturally using Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. A ready to use preparation costs 50 cents and can be applied with a sponge or brush to a strand at a time, claiming results by morning and after a second treatment to look youthful and lustrous.
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Wyeth
Sundance Wyoming Declares Peaceful City Status
Sundance Wyoming proclaims itself a peaceful city with minimal law enforcement needs. The town marshal Clem Good plans to move to a ranch citing little necessity for a peace officer. Local notes mention corkage and hospitality services in town.
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Sundance
State of
Wyoming
Heavi
Clem Good
Marslyi
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Big Muddy
Wid
Connect
BUDLT
Wnows Company
Lols
Bant
Sheridan Mar
Rayyold Brunskol
Burlington
J.P. Nolan
Port Antonio
Orea
Melvern Mountains
High Table Lands
Rio Grande
Phote Tigmfield Garden
Orr
Fatima
Cidarelle
N.L. Ward
Central
T'All Plains Hotel
the Auditorium
Thr
Colfax
Stowtreet
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