Olds Elected President of Wyroming Prairie G & G Co
The Wyroming Prairie G & G company directors met in his city last night to elect officers for the year. T. M. Olds was chosen president, J. W. Trammond vice-president, Will Reid secretary, Gans treasurer, C. F P. Palaner real estate manager. The meeting also closed leases on several choice properties.
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Wyroming Prairie OF & Gae Company
T. M. Olds
J. W. Trammond
Will Reid
Secretarson
Gans
C. F P. Palaner
Lease Secures Interest in Sections 34 and 24
A deed notes the claimant has secured a lease on all of section 34 and an undivided one quarter interest in section 24, township OA, range 76. The document records the property rights involved and the specific geographic designations.
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Mandy Feta
Eertion
Baku Company Plans Drilling After Fire Loss
The Baku Company, which recently lost its standard cig by fire, announces it will soon have new tire equipment and resume active drilling. It is relying on one of the leases of the Wyoming Prairie Oil & Gas Company.
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Baku Company
Woming Prairie of & Gia Company
Farmer Freed of Charges of Burning Barn
Louis D. Smith a dry farmer from the Horse Creek district was arrested Saturday on arson charges for burning a barn haystack and straw pile belonging to A. H. Kanson at Horse Creek. He was released for lack of evidence though bloodhounds were used. the case involved a barn valued 500 dollars a haystack 150 dollars a straw pile 50 dollars and livestock valued over 2000 dollars.
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Louis D. Smith
Horse Creek
A. H. Kanson
Jorse Creek
Hanson
Greeley
Weld County
Cheyenne
Smith
Sergeant Wolf to Leave for Jacksonville Duties
Quartermaster Sergeant Elmer Wolf departs Fort Russell for Jacksonville Florida to assume new duties. He leaves behind many friends while Mrs Wolf remains at Fort Russell temporarily as plans are made for their next assignment.
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Sergeant Wolf
Jacksonville
Elmer Wolf
Flor
Fort Russell
Wyoming Ends Record Year with Oil First Farming Second
The state reports 1917 mineral output at 80.39 million dollars, oil at 62 million, with total production up 21 million from 1916. Oil refining grows, Caspar Greybull and Glenrock expand capacity. Cheyenne sees building boom and bank activity as war demand rises.
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Wyoming
Glenrock
Colorado
Casper
Greybull
Cheyenne
Inter-Ocean
Hanks
Soldier Hurt by Fall From Horse on Capitol Avenue
Private Sicora of the Eighty-third artillery was thrown from his horse near the Stock Growers bank on Capitol avenue shortly after 2 PM. He struck his head on the curb, suffered facial cuts, and lost consciousness, with ambulance transport to Fort Russell hospital where he was reported resting well and expected to recover.
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Sicora
E Batters
Eighty-third Artillery
Stock Growers Bank
Fort Russell
Sicor
Capitol Avenue
Red Cross
Galen A. Fox
Smallpox Cases in Horse Creek Recovering
Health officers from Cheyenne visited Horse Creek to check rumoured smallpox. They found five cases mostly in late recovery and determined the alarm of a severe epidemic was unfounded. The Hésman ranch was quarantined while others were left alone. exposures were noted and watchful monitoring declared.
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Horse Creek
Cheyenne
Hésman
Hill
Parole Violator Held After Fort Madison Arrest
James Lowrey alias Frank Smith was arrested by Deputy Sheriff George Carroll on parole violation. He reportedly has twenty five months remaining on a Fort Madison term and will be transported back to Iowa to serve the balance.
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James Lowrey
Frank Smith
George Carroll
Fort Madison
Iowa
Foley Health Offer Promises Trial Package by Mail
A postal solicitation urges readers to cut out a slip and mail to Foley & Co. at 2895 Sheffield Ave Chicago for a trial package. The offer lists Foley Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills for pain and backache, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and headaches.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Foley's Honey and Tar Helps Daughter Recover from Lagripe
Mrs. Lizzie Tyles of Nender son Kentucky writes that after three weeks of lagrippe her daughter improved with Foley's Honey and Tar. She says she bought medicine and a doctor but only Foley's gave relief and she told friends about it.
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Lizzie Tyles
Nenderson
Lagrippe
Foley
Mrs Stearns Visiting Brother in City
Mrs Stearns and Mrs Herbert Stearns spend a few days with her brother R C Henderson at 700 East Seventeenth Street.
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Mrs. Stearns
Herbert Stearns
R. C. Henderton
East Seventeenth Street
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Stock Growers National Bank
Capital
Total
O’connell’s
East Lith Street
HW. M. Olds
Gboth
Brakt Company
Shepherd & Klett
Ee Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Post Hospital
Rosas Neilson
A. H. Marble
E. §. Johnston
Harry B. Henderson
Cinestfied
Ada Wernt
Capitol Grill
Florida
Philadelphia
Parker House
Thousand Island
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