Wyoming oil wealth boosts state lands revenue growth
State Land Commissioner A Baker reports 1920 profits from state lands exceed two and a half million annually, with royalties from oil and coal reaching over $200,000 monthly. Most proceeds fund permanent school and university endowments, while sales and rentals expand the land endowment and public revenue. The administration champions mineral ownership retained by the state, leasing on royalty.
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A. Baker
Wyoming
Inorel
Permanent School
Permanent University Fund
Jane Bee
BCU
Colorado
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Atlantic
Pacific
Canadian
Gulf of Mexico
Wyomingh
California
Oklahoma
Illionis Pipe Line Connects Rock Creek Field to Laramie
The new 6 inch line from Rock Creek to Laramie ties into the 8 inch main from the field to Rock Creek completing the field to Laramie pipeline. Oil has been moved via temporary connection at Rock Creek pump station and now crude can be sent directly from the field to the Laramie stills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Pipe Line Company
Rock Creek
Laramie
State dairy issues analysis report contrast
State Dairy Food and Oil Commissioner C S Greenbaum notes a growing number of midbranded foods in a modern analysis compared to ten to fifteen years ago, highlighting shifts in beverages, candy milk products and edible oils. The report compares historic and current findings from the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Food Department
State Dairy, Food and Oil Commissioner
Department
C. S. Greenbaum State Dairy, Food and Oil Commissioner
State Dairy, Food and Oil Department
Advise Farmers to Tell It in Papers
In St Louis on December 31 at a joint journalism convention Professor N A Crawford of Kansas State Agricultural College urged farmers to use paid newspaper advertising to inform the nation about agricultural conditions. He proposed training county agents in journalism to better present the farmers' side.
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St, Louis
American Association of Teachers of Journalism
American Association of College News Bureaus
N.A. Crawford
Kansas State Agricultural College
Cheyenne 1920 Banner Year Slogan Spurs Civic Progress
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce under Frank J. Wiffler promotes 1920 as Cheyenne’s banner year. Key feats include securing US air mail service, aiding permanent aviation field funding, financing a $250000 apartment project, and establishing a Frontier committee for the 1920 celebration with broad publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Frank J.wiffler
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
United States Air Mail
United States Air Mail Service
Dunphy
Twen
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Frontier Committee
Wyoming
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce Aims for 1921 Growth
The document details 1920 achievements and 1921 goals for the Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce. Roles include lodging 650 rooms for 2000 visitors, expanding membership from 196 to 562, supporting agriculture, promoting the school amendment, organizing fundraising and exhibits, and renovating facilities. Proposed 1921 activities cover city beautification, street sign removal, paving, sewers, waste cans, tourism trails, camp grounds, a community center, Cheyenne distribution role, merchant exhibits, and housing development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber of Commerce
Pershing
Wyoming ‘Wool Growers
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Wyoming Stock Growers
Union Pacific Officials
Cheyenne
Union Pacific Band
Laramie County Farm Bureau
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
University of Wyoming
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J. M. Cassidy
Thames
Chamber of
Marchick
Tivoli
Carey
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