Wyoming Senate Looks to a New Face Next Session
As the Sixteenth Wyoming legislature nears, fourteen incumbent upper house members reach term limits or retire, leaving seats to newcomers. Notable losses include Tom Powers, Robert Hall, Nels Pearson, Mel Baldwin, and Natrona’s Pat O’Connor, with replacements shaping a leaner, more varied roster in the upper chamber.
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Wyoming
Senate
Simon Skovgard
Big Horn County
Tom Powers
Thomas G. Powers
Goshen County
Robert H. Hall
Fremont County
Bob” Hall
Cheyenne
Hall
John Dillon
Riverton
Hudson
Nels Pearson
Sheridan County
Peter Kooi
Navy
Natrona County
Patrick Sullivan
House
Pat Sullivan
Pat O'Connor
Sullivan
W. J. Johnson
Bill
O'Connor
Lull in Oil Business in Texas Report by Former Gov Houx
Former Governor Houx notes a lull in Texas oil activity with Ranger area producers down to a few barrels per day. He remains active in the state, citing exploration of new oil fields and continued Texas vitality.
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Texas
Houx
Cheyenne
Ranger
Weather Summary For The Day
Yesterday saw a low of 12 degrees and a high of 24 degrees at 1 30 am. The temperature lost 2 degrees in the last 24 hours with an average wind of 10.4 mph and no precipitation in the last 24 hours. Since January 1 precipitation totals 0.07 inches versus a normal 0.08 inches.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Action on Coal Prices Needed
Senate committee on reconstruction submitted evidence of 1920 government coal prices to the department of justice. Acting Attorney General Nebecker said the material appears to warrant, even require, action by the justice department.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Senate Committee On Reconstruction
Justice Department
Nebecker
Mortgage to be burned at Smoker event in Laramid
Laramie lodge of Elks plans a social session and smoker on February 11 to burn the $50,000 Elks home mortgage. Toots Monat a wrestler and athletic coach from Colorado Agricultural College Fort Collins will bring wrestlers and boxers to perform athletic events.
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Laramid
Wyo
Laramie Lodge
Elks
Monat
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Pennsylvania Oil Prices Reduced
The Pennsylvania crude oil price fell from 6.10 to 6.75 per barrel, marking the first cut in years, driven by eased demand. Readjustments extended to Cabell 4.21, Somerset 4.00, Somerset light 4.25, Ragland 2.25 per barrel.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Cabell
Somerset
Somerset Light
Ragland
Albany County Sells Hospital to Cathedral Home
Albany county officials sell the county hospital building and six acres to the Cathedral Home for Children in Laramie for use as housing for larger boys. The county will use the hospital until September 1, 1922 while a new county hospital is built on county fairgrounds. Seven Albany county children are at the home. monthly aid rises from 50 to 75 dollars.
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Laramie, Wyo
Albany County
Cathedral
Cathedral Home
Episcopal Church
Wyoming
Highway Report Delicate Winter Road Conditions
Road report for January 8 1921 notes seasonably good conditions in southeastern Wyoming with some rough spots. About one inch of snow fell in parts and similar coverage in northeastern Colorado, while the extreme western routes remain poor due to the winter weather.
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Wyoming
Colorado
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Heyenne
Air Mail
Fort Russell
Sage
Uinta
Charles A. Myers
Louis IF. Kabell
John Hinckley
John H. Hinkley
Hinkley
George Young
Sweetwater County
Jimmy” Mayes
Niobrara County
Charles W. Riner
Archie Allison
Laramie County
H. D. Edmonds
Park County
Weather Report
Cheyenne Business College
L. E. Horton
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Children’s Home
the Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
Stephen Bon
John Clay
I. S. Johnston
A. H. Marrled
John Whitaker
Hofmann
A. BE. Roedel
United States
Savings Accounts
Rock Springs Lump
Rock Springs Nat
Louisville
Coalmont Lump
West 20Th Street
Thrift
Chetenny
Thompson Motor GO
Branch
Pine Bluffs Motor Company
Ford Motor Products
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