New Gas Plant Planned for Byron Field
The Columbian Garden Co. of Warren Pennsylvania plans a gas plant in Byron Field. The facility will produce gas and byproducts for lighting and fuel, with construction starting in spring and a projected cost near one million dollars, alongside offices to be maintained in Lowell.
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Lovela
Columbian Garden Company
Warren
Byron
Compan
Lowell
Cowley Depot
Cowley
Ily
Hoakidh
Phone new service prices shown and hours advertised
Fragmentary note lists phone service pricing and seems to promise reasonable rates with hours extended into the evening. The text mentions Deveenger and a prompt service, but full details are unclear.
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Tor & Deveenger
Denver bound cattle leader to join new banking post
Casterl MLA Ted Opitohn of Denver stocky Ats Encampment and 16 Ira as teel a former member of the thegert cattle company will soon move to Denver. He sold his Big Creek ranch interests to Harry Master and has been elected vice president of the Denver af hyende bart k. He remains a member of the leis future and will finish this session before departing.
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Ira'asteel
Thegert Cattle Company
Denver
Big Creek
Harry
Denver Af Hyende Bart K
He Leis Future
Railroad Spur Planned Between Casper and Muddy
Casper reports that the Chicago Burlington and Quincy KR R Co has secured a three mile spur from two miles east of Lockett into the field. Surveys are done and graders may start soon. Casper office to handle business. local officials promise full service on the spur.
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Casper
Felde
Chicago
Hurlington
Quincy KR. R. Ca
Lockett
Sheridan Bar Elects Officers
Sheridan County Bar association met Friday night. Jude M. Fr. Camplin was re elected president, Dr P Marshall vice president, and J R Graverson secretary treasurer. T W LaFreiche urged a state code commission and simplification of legal procedures. Meeting was well attended.
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Supridan
Sheridan County Bar Association
Jude M. FR. Camplin
Dr. P. Marshall
J. R. Graverson
T. W. LaFreiche
Piney Boosters Organized to Improve Valley Roads
Sheridan reports the Piney Boosters formed by Piney valley residents to aid community interests. The group, led by president C P Fowler and Hamelton, plans road improvements and seeks to close part of the lower Piney road to a state highway linking Gillette and areas east. Substantial donations of money and labor are expected as work continues.
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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 Receives New X Ray Machine
Lander Hospital in Wyoming prepares to install a brand new X ray machine donated by eastern friends through Bishop Thomas. Three rooms will be fitted at a total cost around 2000 pounds, with Whitham Mayer of Chicago supplying the unit and sending an operator for installation. The hospital aims to provide the best possible service and modern care, reflecting Bishop Thomas's broad vision for regional institutions.
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Lammer
Bishop Randall Hospital
Eastern Friends
Bishop Thomas
Whitham Mayer Company
Chicago
Thomas
West
Wyoming
Ros Foracing Party Applies for Homesteads in Moorcroft
A party from Lite Powder country south of Moorcroft arrived Saturday afternoon and each member filed an application for a 160 acre homestead. Commissioner Noonan assisted by Lag Wakeman and Don Wakeman conducted the filings. The group spent Sunday and Monday in Moorcroft and left Monday evening after expressing high regard for the country and town.
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Moorocroft
Moorcroft
Noonan
Lag Wakeman
U. S
Gillette
Don Wakeman
Ohio Oil boosts crude oil prices with new rates
Lander Jan 16 The Ohio Oil Company announced it will pay the selling prices for Wyoming crude oil Muddy 66 cents Elk Basin 190 and Grasse Creek 150. The prices are a 10 cent advance from January 2 totaling 20 cents per barrel since the new year began.
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Lander
Ohio ON Company
Hee
Wyoming
Elk Basin
Grasse Creek
Por Grantte or Martle monuments call R. McQuillerty
Fragmentary read mentions a call related to monuments for Grantte or Martle, with a contact given as R. McQuillerty in Pueneola. The unreadable OCR limits fuller details.
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R. McQullerty
Record Price for 1917 Lambs in Rawlins District
Rawlins January 14 The first of last week B Drian of Babi Idaho contracted from two principal sheep outfits the 1917 crop at damb a The contracting price 9 25 per hundred weighed at Lare nne freight paid to the river A deposit of 1 00 per head on an estimated crop of 16 009 Six per cent interest to be paid on 415 000 from now till lambs delivered in fall This record price for lambs stirs comment among sheepmen at the rapining and price may rise further says the Republicen
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Rawlins
B. Dranian
Babi
Idaho
Damba
Larenne
Ewlins Republicen
Fire at Gebo Mine Suspends Work in Owl Creek Coal Coun
Fire discovered Monday at the Owl Creek Coal County mine at Gebo suspended work for the week. Officials hope to control the blaze in the next day or two as investigators determine the cause and scope of the fire.
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Thermopolis
Owl Creek Coal Couniby
Gabo
Fire at coal mine threatens business in whale community
A short circuit of electrical wires powering the mine caused a blaze. Only men with safety gear have entered since the outbreak, with water set to be turned on tomorrow to douse the fire. Two experienced firefighters from Billings arrived to fight it. Officials expect the fire to be controlled with little output loss and no serious damage to the whale community’s coal industry.
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Pum
Billings
American boy James McIntyre dies in Postimonia home
James McIntyre aged 11 died at the home of Mrs B V Metochitins Diets in Postimonia on a Wednesday. He was a native of Pennsylvania and unmarried. Survived by his mother three brothers and two sisters. Brothers John McIntyre Bee bee Ariwona William McIntyre Robert Dik. Sisters Mrs Metohickins and Mrs Floyd Heatley.
Captor Sues for Reward of $1000
A suit seeks the $1000 reward offered by J A Allison for capturing a wanted man. LeFor and others claim the reward, with disputes over payment pending court action in Campbell County. Local drought and storm effects threaten livestock as sheep and cattle suffer and fodder shortages loom. Farmers stockpile hay and grain at Wamsutt er and Bitterek for potential emergency feeding.
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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
Wamsuttar
Wamsuiter
Bitterek
UK Mountain Storms Hurt Lavestock Mechanisms
Jan. 16. Word from Wik Mountain that recent storms in the region caused hardships on stockmen, especially at Fisher.
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Rawlins
Beet farmers on Leiter estate report strong 1916 crop
Despite last year’s severe weather, the Leiter estate beet farmers produced a successful crop. Fifteen farmers grew 507 acres with only two failures, and Ed Liggett, estate manager, notes a good outlook for 1917. Improvements planned include a large reservoir at Double Cramming on Clearcreek to irrigate 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
Geo. W
17Th
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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
Victrola
Frice Ter
Lambs
Gebo
Imetz Manders
Sherman Ce
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