Gas Plant Planned for Byron Field Lovela
The Columbian Garden Co of Warren PA plans a gas plant near Cowley depot to extract gas from Byron Field. The facility will produce materials for nitroglycerine and lamps and will cost about a half million now, rising to a million on completion, with construction starting at spring. The company will maintain offices in Lowell during initial phase.
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Lovela
Columbian Garden Company
Warren
Byron
Compan
Lowell
Cowley Depot
Cowley
Ily
Hoakidh
Telephone Directory Ad with Service Prices
An advertisement notes phone numbers and prompt service. Prices are described as reasonable and the business is open until an early morning hour.
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Tor & Deveenger
Denver Aide to Move From Big Creek Ranches
A former member of the Thegert Cattle Company, Ira as teel, will relocate to Denver soon. He has sold his interest in the Big Creek ranches and was elected vice president of an unnamed Denver organization. He plans to finish his current session before departing for Denver.
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Ira'asteel
Thegert Cattle Company
Denver
Big Creek
Harry
Denver Af Hyende Bart K
He Leis Future
Spur Line Clears Right of Way for Three Mile Extension
Chicago Burlington and Quincy officials secured right of way for a three mile spur starting two miles east of Lockett into the field. Grading crews are to begin soon and service will be handled from the Casper office with local officials directed to provide perfect service along the spur.
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Casper
Felde
Chicago
Hurlington
Quincy KR. R. Ca
Lockett
Sheridan Bar Elects Officers at County Meeting
Sheridan County Bar association re-elected Jude M. Camplin as president Dr. P. Marshall as vice president and J. R. Graverson as secretary treasurer at a Friday night gathering Commander T. W. LaFreiche urged formation of a state code commission and discussed simplifying legal procedures. The meeting adjourned with a note on wet and dead tones.
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Supridan
Sheridan County Bar Association
Jude M. FR. Camplin
Dr. P. Marshall
J. R. Graverson
T. W. LaFreiche
Piney Boosters Organize for Valley Development
Sheridan January 16. The Piney Boosters formed to advance Piney valley interests and co operate on road improvement and farm loan matters. Seven members attended the meeting led by M Fulier agricultural agent. C P Fowler elected president with Hamelton as a leader. They plan road work and seek to close a section of the lower Piney road on a state highway to Gillette and other points east.
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Sheridan
Piney Boosters Asseriation
Piney Valley
3. M. Fulier
Farm Wan Association
Boosters Association
P. Fowler
Hamelton
Piney
Gillette
Polots
Here
Lower Piney Road
Lander Hospital Installs New X Ray Machine
Lander Hospital to install a brand new X ray machine donated by eastern friends via Bishop Randall. Three tasement rooms will be prepared. total cost about 2000 pounds. Whitham Mayer Co of Chicago supplies the unit, with an operator sent for installation.
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Lammer
Bishop Randall Hospital
Eastern Friends
Bishop Thomas
Whitham Mayer Company
Chicago
Thomas
West
Wyoming
Ros foracing patty applies for homesteads at Moorcroft
The party arrived Saturday from the Lite Powder country south of Moorcroft and each member filed for a ildi core homestead. Commissioner Noonan assisted by Lag Wakeman and Don Wakeman recorded the applications. They praised the country and Moorcroft and called on local businesses before departing Monday evening.
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Moorocroft
Moorcroft
Noonan
Lag Wakeman
U. S
Gillette
Don Wakeman
Ohio Oil Plans Price Increase for Wyoming Crude Oil
Lander January 16 The Ohio Oil company said it will pay the selling prices for Wyoming crude oil with Muddy at 66 cents Elk Basin at 190 and Grasse Creek at 1.50. The above prices are 10 cents higher per barrel than January 2, totaling a 20 cent advance in the new year.
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Lander
Ohio ON Company
Hee
Wyoming
Elk Basin
Grasse Creek
Por Grantte or Martle monuments call R. McQuillery
Fragmentary OCR notes list names and a contact for monuments in Pueneola. The plain language item lacks clear event or date details and seems to reference an inquiry or request directed to R. McQuillerty about monuments.
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R. McQullerty
Record Frice ter 1917 Lambs
RAWLINS Jan 14 The first of last week B Dranian of Babi Idaho contracted from two of our principal sheep outfits the 1917 crop at damba. The contracting price was the biggest ever paid in this section being 9.25 per hundred weighed at Lare nne and freight paid to the river. A deposit of 1.00 per head on an estimated crop of 16009 was made. Six per cent is to be paid on this 415,000 from now until the lambs are delivered in the fall. This record price for lambs is creating much comment among our sheepmen all of whom are at the fapiniog and the price to a good one although some believe that it will go higher.
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Rawlins
B. Dranian
Babi
Idaho
Damba
Larenne
Ewlins Republicen
Fire at Gebo Suspends Work at Owl Creek Coal
Thermopolis January 16 Fire was discovered Monday morning in the mine of Owl Creek Coal at Gebo causing suspension of work there for the week. Investigation has proved that the cause is not yet clear and officials expect control within a day or two.
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Thermopolis
Owl Creek Coal Couniby
Gabo
Fire halts coal mine output as water turns on entry
A short circuit in electric wires powering the mine caused a fire. Entry points are being fought with safety gear by two experienced workers from Billings. Water will be turned on tomorrow to flood the area and extinguish the blaze, with officials hopeful for quick containment and minimal financial impact.
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Pum
Billings
Death of 11 Year Old in Postimonia Home
James McIntyre 11, a native of Pennsylvania and son of Mrs. B V Metohickins, died Wednesday in Postimonia. He was unmarried and survived by his mother, three brothers John, Ariwona, William and two sisters Mrs Metohickins and Mrs Floyd Heatley. Brothers listed as John McIntyre BeeBee Ariwona William McIntyre and Robert Dik.
Captor Sues for Reward of $1000
Sherman news recounts a dispute over a $1000 reward offered by J A Allison for the apprehension of a wanted man. LePors claims the payment, and the case heads to Campbell county court. Meager details include a prior death attempt and prison terms, with several claimants seeking the reward.
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Sherman
Jen
Babalf
Jo Lufton
Sher Sunt
Campbell Country
Lud Leicke
Diefcuderia
J. A. Allison
LePors
Allison
Ie Sariud
Altven
Durlud Livvoneh Saver
Darluv]mas
Re wWlina
LeFor
Allison Tm
Campbell County Court
Mountain storms tighten strain on Lavestock stockmen
From Rawlins Jan 16 word arrives from Wik mountain that recent storms in that vicinity imposed hardships on stockmen, especially at the Fisher area. Several herds faced delays and grazing cuts as officials assess damage and plan relief.
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Rawlins
Beet Farmers on Leiter Estate Report Strong 1916 Crops
Despite bad weather beet farmers on the Leiter estate produced a successful crop with only two sore spots among 507 acres planted by fifteen farmers. Ed Liggett, estate manager, says outlook is good for 1917 and all farms are rented except two. Planned improvements include a large reservoir at Double Cramming on Clearcreek four miles west of Clearmont to provide supplemental irrigation for about 100 acres.
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Shpripan
Leiter
Ed Liggett
Liggett
Clearcreek
Clearmont
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Ted Opitohn
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ATS
Big Muddy
Sheridan Bar
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Wyo
Feney Valley
ORM Association
Communtty
Lander Hospital
OHIL
Vietrole
Vietorn Kvl
al & Mehear
Scrazzini
Whitehill
Williams
Ae Werrenrath
E . Kreisler
Paderewski
Powell
Zimbalist
Sousa
Pryor
Cormway
Vessella
Victor Herbert
Victor
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. J
Victor Records
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Frice Ter
Lambs
Gebo
Imetz Manders
Sherman Ce
Wamsuttar
Wamsuiter
Bitterek
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