Wyoming Lands Bring The State Over Two Million A Year
State Land Commissioner A Baker reports 1920 revenue from state lands exceeds 2.5 million annually, with oil and coal royalties totaling over 200 thousand per month. Most income supports permanent school and university funds as acres sold at auction yielded 2.355 million. The article notes Wyoming's conservative land management and future endowments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Illinois Pipe Line Completes Rock Creek to Laramie Oil Tie
The 6 inch line from Rock Creek to Laramie links with the 8 inch field line at Rock Creek pump, completing the full route from Rock Creek field to Laramie stills. Oil now moves directly from field to refinery, after a period of operation via temporary connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Pipe Line Company
Rock Creek
Laramie
State dairy reports show rising number of adulterated foods
State Dairy, Food and Oil Commissioner reports a comparison between a recent analysis of foods and illuminating oils and a similar study from ten to fifteen years ago. The most noticeable difference is the increasing number of adulterated items found in contemporary samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Food Department
United States
State Dairy, Food and Oil Commissioner
Department
C. S. Greenbaum State Dairy, Food and Oil Commissioner
State Dairy, Food and Oil Department
Farmers urged to use papers to share ag conditions
At a joint convention, Professor N A Crawford of Kansas State Agricultural College urged paid newspaper advertising by farmers to inform the nation about agricultural conditions. He proposed training every county agent in journalism to better present the farmers’ side to the public.
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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
Let's Make 1920 Cheyenne Banner Year Slogan
The Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce declares 1920 a banner year led by reorganization and two lasting monuments the U S aerial mail field and a fifty family apartment project. The group touts achievements including securing aerial mail service aiding aviation field financing and raising funds for a $250 000 housing project.
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
Notable Cheyenne Chamber Achievements and 1921 Plans
The article lists extensive 1920s Chamber activities including housing for Frontier visitors, expanding membership from 196 to 562, aiding the State Chamber, funding local charities, census checks, Cheyenne advertising, and loans for dairy stock. It then poses questions on support and necessity, urging broader participation and outlining 1921 goals such as beautification, street signage, paving, sewers, waste cans, Lion’s Trail promotion, camping grounds, a community center, Cheyenne as a distributing hub, and annual exhibits and tours.
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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