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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1917

Page

2

Cold Wyoming oil work halted by severe winter

Wyoming oil fields pause as intense cold and heavy snows curb exploration. By January, temps reached 24 degrees below zero in Sheridan region, delaying new field development. Some winter work continues but off fields suffer, with 1916 promising Wyoming as a growing producer amid a chill season.

Carpen Wyo Wyoming Mre Sheridan States Circuit Court of Appeals St. Paul Rimer Cheyenne California Great Dome F. Wiles Lorperia Cotton Quer OH Company Bed River Perish Louisiana

Q Ban Hair Color Restorer Promoted by Drug Stores

An advertisement urges using Q Ban Hair Color Restorer to restore natural hair color gradually and permanently. It claims no instant dye effect, notes possible hair growth benefits, and offers a money back guarantee through Roedel's drug store and Heasig Ellis Drug Co. Memphis.

Q-Ban A. FE Roedel Heasig-Ellis Drug Co Memphis Tenn Iroa

Thirty-Eight Inches Snow At Tensloep Ranger Station

Sheridan January 3 report from the ranger at Tensloep station records thirty eight inches of snow at 10300 feet. December added twenty inches and was eight inches more than December last year. At Clear Creek station five inches fell while higher areas saw deeper snow. other station readings pending.

Sheridan Tensloep Cat Place Clear Creek

Sugar Factory Near Powell Promised by Great Western

Powell January 2. Messrs. Henston Nelson Marks Kittle Lutensky Hoff man and Magruder traveled to Lowell after an invitation from Great Western Sugar representatives. A beet growers association secretary notes no firm commitment yet, but Great Western is impressed with the territory and may build a sugar factory on the Shoshone project soon. Further talks in Denver in January could yield developments.

Powell Henston Nelson Marks Kittle Lutensky Hoffman Magruder Lowell Great Western Sugar Company Bies Beet Growers” Association Bgt Lawson Denver Lawcen Hoearly

Buffalo Mail Service Paralyzed Five Days by Snow

Buffalo reports five days without mail as heavy snows block routes. Workers shoveled railroad to reopen the line to Clearmont after a week of blank deliveries.

Buffalo Clearmont

Municipal rink proves popular in Sheridan

Sheridan January 2 The municipal skating rink formed by Mooding the tennis courts in Pioneer Park draws large crowds of boys and girls and adults. A stove in a small city owned house provides heat close to the rink.

Sheridan Pioneer Park

New York Interests Take Over Elk Basin Oil Assets

New York investors organize Pik Basin Petroleum to acquire Elk Basin Oil Company assets in Wyoming. Carl H. Pforzheimer leads with $7.50 per share subscriptions for 100 000 shares par $5. Drilling planned to push 1500 barrels daily with 26 percent net earnings projected after winter.

Greybull Refining Company Midwest Refining Company Greybull Company Elk Basin Petroleum Company Berne Li Mr. Pforzheimer New York K. ¢. Schuyler A. D. Hopkins Russell Faneatt Colorado Springs

Popular Torrington Couple Weds in Quiet Ceremony

Miss Bessie Coy daughter of Mrs. Joseph Emery wed Floyd Coy son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Coy at the home of the bride's parents in Torrington. Rev. Coats officiated and the couple left for Corrandh on Hat Creek in Niobrara county. Both families and many friends wish them happiness.

Torrington Bessie Coy Joseph Emery Floyd Coy W. B. Coy Coats Methodist Church Hat Creek Niobrara Journal

Sheridan School Gets Motion Picture Machine

Sheridan Jan. 2 The John 8 Taylor school with help from the Parent Teachers association has bought an electric projecting machine. It can project slides and pictures from peat cards or other opaque objects. The portable device moves easily between rooms and is simple to operate.

Sheridan John 8. Taylor School Parent-Teachers' Association

Mechanic injured by frozen hose blast at Torrington garage

Kern Smith, a mechanic at the Corner garage, was seriously burned when a makeshift stationary engine connected to a water barrel froze during Christmas cold. The water turned to steam and blew the hose coupling, injuring his face and body as the engine started. Damaged hose failed to contain the steam and water.

Torrington Kern Smith

Plans to制造 gasoline and carbon black plant

Plans for a $500000 plant at Cowley Wyoming to manufacture gasoline and carbon black from gas from Utah Wyoming Consolidated Oil wells at Byron Big Horn Basin. President Fred J Pack says stockholders ratified. plant expected to operate by next summer. The process uses an absorbent to remove moisture, then distills to yield richer gas for gasoline and carbon black.

Salt Lake City Utah Utah Wyoming Consolidated Oil Company Byron Big Horn Basin Wyoming Fred J. Pack Cowley Wyo Burlington

Colorado Assembly Opens After Party Talks

Colorado's twenty first general assembly members arrive for the opening session amid cross party talks. A proposed program framework emerges from conferences held by leaders of both parties ahead of the session.

Dpnver Twenty-First General Assembly of Colorado

Legislators Map Plans for 21st General Assembly

The twenty first general assembly will have 100 members with 35 senators and 65 representatives. Seats will include 18 Democrats and 17 Republicans in the Senate and 39 Democrats and 26 Republicans in the House. Proposals include state wide prohibition, recodification of criminal and school laws, highway construction, and expansion of educational institutions. Also an exhibit at the Macabee Neseeanmeric Coliseum with admission 10 cents, children free with parents, January 7 to 6. Monument inquiries to R McCafferty phone 5133.

Ences Twenty-First General Assembly Senate House Java Maccabeenes Eeanmerly Coliseum

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