Two New Million Dollar Oil Firms Formed in Casper
Casper yesterday saw the filing of two new million dollar oil companies, the Cuttle Petro team company and the Southwest Oil company, each valued at $2,000,000 and led by a roster of directors from New York and Casper. In addition two Otter companies, Shaw Coal and Saratoga Commercial, filed incorporation papers with offices at Shaw ranch near Orin and Saratoga respectively, with capitalizations and boards named for mercantile and coal ventures.
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Casper
Cuttle Petro Team Company
Southwest Oil Company
Frank G. Curtis
New York
Don Allen Curtis
Misal F. Young
R. C. Campbell
W. W. Avery
L. J. Jenkins
EB. A. Smith
O. Williams
Shaw Coal Company
Saratoga Commercial Compay
Shaw Ranch
Orin
Wyo
James (. Shaw
Merc
J. C. Shaw
Paul N. Shaw
Saratoga
Mets
Gruerna
William Mace
C. Hickok
Charlies Ren- Hock
Protest to Governor on Baker Cabin Relocation
A delegation led by Carbon County Assessor Boyde Bartlett Lamont urged Governor Kendrick to stop moving Jim Bakers cabin a Wyoming pioneer site on the Snake River. The group supports preserving the cabin as a pioneer monument and moving it to Cheyenne. Industrial Club directors voiced approval of the plan.
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Denver
Jim Baker
Wyoming
Snake River
Kendrick
Boyde
Carbon County
Bartlett
OM. Lamont
Cheyenne
Industrial Club
State Commerce Clubs to Meet in Cheyenne January 27
Secretary Lamont of the Industrial club invites Wyoming commercial clubs to Cheyenne on January 27 to discuss forming a statewide organization. Secretary Steele of the Shoshon Commercial club and the good roads convention on January 25–26 are seen as timely for securing support and reviving the state immigration bureau with a legislative appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Cheyenne
RK. M. Lamont
Industrial Club
M. Steele
Shoridan Commercial Club
Lamont
Immigration Bureau
Lamont Saya
Ite Taver
Crowds Gather in Support of Texas Cattle Raisers Delegation
Alpine leaders J P D Jackson and Moses address crowds as Texas cattle interests back Pryor for national president. The Nevada? portion notes Heard in Cheyenne with plans and delay. The message signals strong campaigning and party unity amid uncertain nominations.
Wyoming Guardsmen Honor Dead Comrade
Soldiers of Company G Wyoming Infantry pay tribute to the late Clair H Chambers of this city who died of pneumonia and was interred in Cheyenne. The Wyoming Guard accompanied the funeral train and officers led the procession shaping a lesson on valuing life and respect in a harsh era. Mrs Chambers received a $100 contribution from the unit before departure. Wyoming salutes its soldiers and lauds their steadfast spirit.
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Wyoming
Horder
Clair H. Chambers
Company G
Cheyenne
Deming CN. M
Clair
Chambers of Supply Co
Wyoming Infantry
W. C. Bennett
BR. A. Andersen
State of
Joseph W. Cavender
Chambers
Great Plains
Nw West
Wheatland Five to Clash with Cheyenne Friday Night
Wheatland five will play Cheyenne here Friday night in a local high school basketball game. Wheatland had beaten Laramie University high school by three points two weeks earlier, while Cheyenne lost 25 to 24 to Laramie. A Thursday practice session precedes a girls’ preliminary game, promising a close double feature for fans.
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Wheatland High School
Wheatland
Cheyenne
Laramie University High School
Laramie
Congregationalists to Hold Annual Meeting
The First Congregational church will host its annual business meeting in the Sunday school room Wednesday at 7:30 PM. Reports will be presented plans discussed and officers elected. Lunch will be served by the Ladies Aid society. All members and worshippers are urged to attend.
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First Congregational Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Julius P Jensen Returns From Iowa Visit
Julius P Jensen formerly with Cheyenne Weather Station who resigned to practice law in Wyoming has returned from a Sioux City visit. He will stay in Cheyenne briefly before settling in the state and starting his legal career. He attended a Bar association meeting in the supreme court chambers yesterday.
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Julius FP. Jensen
Weather Station
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Sioux City
State
Bar Association
Supreme Court
Former House Speaker Visits His Old Bailiwick
James A. Graham, speaker of the house in 1915, arrived in Cheyenne to confer with friends in the current legislature and discuss bills. He was seen at the capitol yesterday and received a hearty welcome from old-time associates.
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James A. Graham
Cheyenne
Capitol
Senators Approve Hiring of Two Advisory Attorneys
The senate debated a proposal to employ Attorneys William E. Mullen and Charles E. Blydenburgh to edit bills. After initial opposition, debate narrowed and a motion passed signaling the body’s sense to engage the two lawyers for legislative editing duties.
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William E. Mullen
Charles E. Blydenburgh
Senate
Penny Social Draws Sixty at Sunday School Event
The Win One class of the Methodist church held a penny social in the church parlors. Admission and all activities cost a penny. attendees enjoyed songs a chalk talk by Miss Rae Hartshorn a humorous reading an auction and a cafeteria supper. An electric current game added a jolt to the fun.
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Win
Methodist Church
Rae Hartshorn
Newton T. Hartshorn
Kelly
Janitors Strike in Chicago Amid Zero Temps
With zero temperatures prevailing in Chicago, about three hundred flat janitors walked out today after employers failed to meet a 15 percent wage increase. A union president cited the demand, while a top owner representative said the strike would affect only a small number of buildings, amid a broader car shortage.
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Chicago
Campbell Made Bar President Names at Wyoming State Bar Meet
A. C. Campbell of Casper was elected president of the Wyoming State Bar association at the annual convention's second day. Other officers named include W. E. Mullen as first vice president and P. W. Spaulding as second vice president, with A. W. McCullough treasurer and Clyde M. Watts secretary. Delegates to the American Bar Association were C. E. Blydenburg and W. O. Wilson. The gathering discussed ley reforms, judicial salaries, and a potential municipal court, with invitations to hold the next convention in Douglas.
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A. C. Campbell
Casper
Wyoming State Bar Association
W. E. Mullen
Cheyenne
P. W. Spaulding
Evanston
A. W. McCullough
Laramie
Clyde M. Watts
C. A. Zaring
Basin
C. A. Kutcher
Sheridan
American Bar Association
C. E. Blydenburg
Rawlins
W. O. Wilson
N. E. Cortell
Bydenburgh
W. J. Tidball
Sheridan County Bar Association
Wyoming
Co. P. Arnold
J. W. Lacey
C. N. Potter
Converse County
Association
Douglas
M. C. Brown
C. E. Blydenburgh
F. H. Harvey
C. T. Zaring
Taliaferro
Rock Springs
L. W. LaFlerche
W. Burdick
N. Potter
C. B. Winter
E. C. Raymond
Allies Plan Big Drive In France Reported
A two day London conference with Lloyd George and war leaders outlined the potential for a major Allied offensive in France and Peloponnesus. Reports note the discussion focusing on military moves rather than diplomacy, with other notes on Romania and Russian fronts. The Swedish king urged vigilance and national defense.
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France
London
Lloyd-George
War Council
Rumania
Galats
Sweden
Rikstag
Card of Thanks for Elmer Switzer Family
The Switzer family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during their bereavement. Gratitude noted for expressions of sympathy, offerings, and pallbearers who attended the funeral for their dear child Elmer.
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Elmer
A. J. B. Switzer
Buffalo Bill Last Great Scout Laid To Rest On Mount Lookout
Poem recalling William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill, pioneer scout, Rough Rider, frontier icon. The piece celebrates his life and death, noting his travels with Carson and Boone, guiding pioneer trains, and his final burial on Mount Lookout amid enduring fame and myth.
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Desert
Indies
Carson
Boone
The
Rough Riders
Mount Lookout
Buffalo Hill
New Quick Cure Promises Relief for Persistent Coughs
A home remedy using a pint of plain liquor and pine extract is claimed to soothe throat irritation, loosen phlegm, and ease chest tightness. The maker asserts rapid improvement for chronic coughs, whooping cough, and related bronchial symptoms with a pleasant taste.
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Baker's Cabin
Sherman Co. of
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Meniow
Chambres
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Ob Haphards Klatt
Wheatland Five
Congregationalists
Julius P. Jensen
Iowa
Prormer
Bailiwick
Campbell
Hononko
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Buffalo Bill
H. T. Sudduth
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