Standerd Oil group gains control of Midwest refining
Wyoming oil news reports Standard Oil affiliated interests taking control of Midwest Refining with WL C Teagie active in negotiations. New market activity lifts Merritt O stock, while expansion is expected in Salt Creek and Mig Muddy fields as six rigs drill toward the 3,200-foot level.
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Casper
Standerd Oil Group
Midwest Helieing
Imperial Off
Hese
Midwest Refining
New York
Imperial
WL C. Teagie
Standard Oil Group
En Bioe
Werner Z. Heed
Artginal
Ser
Hen M. Blachmer
Denver
Wyoming
Salt Creek
Midwest Refining Company
Midwest Oil Company
Merritt O] Corporation
Mig
Child Victim of Fatal Accident at Grandparents’ Home
Veda Raimigh aged 17 died Tuesday night from blood poisoning after an accident at her uncle William Bozorth’s home near Tracey. She tripped on an old spiral bed spring causing knee injuries. infection spread rapidly despite surgery by Dr. Hansen and consultation with Dr. Goff.
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Veda
Hansen
Goff
Cheyenne
Ella Fowler
Two Marriage Licenses Issued by County Clerk
Two marriage licenses were issued yesterday from the county clerk’s office. James Taylor of Casper and Samilla Averett of Lovell received one license, while Roy H. Bevans and Katherine C. Stanford of Divide, Wyoming, received the other.
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James Taylor
Casper
Samilla Averett
Lovwell
Roy H. Bevans
Katherine C. Stanford
Divide
Wyo
Funeral services held for local resident at Presbyterian church
Funeral services were held this morning at 10 30 in the Presbyterian church. The body was taken to Pine Blues on No 10 at 12 30 for interment in the cemetery there. The deceased leaves a little brother.
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Presbyterian Church
Pine Blues
Sunrise Opens Night Citizenship Class For Aliens
In Wheatland on January 19 Miss Loret to Lane a Sunrise public school teacher arranged with the U S Department of Labor chief naturalization examiner to run a free evening citizenship class in Sunrise. Labor will provide materials and notify aliens in the area who show interest. The class serves adult aliens preparing to file naturalization papers in the district court and joins similar programs in over 800 other U S towns.
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Wheatland
Loretto Lane
Sunrise
United States Department of Labor
United States
District Court
Burning Freights Meet At Kimball
Kimball Nebraska January nineteenth A fire call responded to a burning baled straw car arriving from the east. While firefighters fought the straw blaze an eastbound car pulled in from the west with a carload of paints and oils. The straw car was destroyed and the paint car only partially damaged.
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Kimball, Neb
Kimball
Casper Oil Brokerage Company Formed in Casper
Casper Jan 19 The incorporation of a rail brokerage company marks Casper s growth in the last year Three organizers RK G Taylor G R Hagens and IT N Clay will run the venture The firm will handle high grade stocks and bonds as well as oil brokerage Clay will lead the brokerage arm backed by his San Francisco and Denver experience and Mr Taylor s past ventures
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Casper
RK. G. Taylor
G. R. Hagens
IT. N. Clay
Clay
Taylor
San Francisco
Denver
Casper Ot Brokerage Company
Rock Creek Gauger Edward Himes Missing Two Months
Laramie reports Edward Himes, a rock creek stream gauger for Rock Creek Conservation Co., last seen two months ago while gauging a stream in the mountains. Forest officials noted the absence in a reply from the company, which gave no information on his fate.
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Rock Creek
Laramie
Edward Himes
Wheatland Lad Delivers Shot Wounding Arm
Harold Loomis was accidentally shot in the arm on a hunting trip near Wheatland. The .22 rifle strapped to his back discharged as he dismounted, the bullet entering above the wrist and exiting below the elbow. Dr. Huffman treated the wound. no serious harm expected.
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Wheatland
Harold Loomis
Loomis
Paul Jones
Harold
Cheyenne Man Plans Pine Bluffs Storage Plant
John Nimmo of Cheyenne bought lots 11 and 12 in block 11 at Pine Bluffs from Linen & Sealer through S. KR. Kinnear. He intends to build a modern meat market and cold storage on the site and open the market in spring. Nimmo, a longtime Nimmo family meat dealer, signals Pine Bluffs growth.
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Pine Bluffs
John Nimmo
Cheyenne
Linen & Sealer
Office of
the Post
S. KR. Kinnear
Nimmo
Two Injured When Engine Hits Freight
Laramie January 19 H G McKenna a switchman and H E Bell an engineer for the Union Pacific were hurt last night when their engine collided with a freight train. Both men were thrown to the ground and suffered facial cuts. They cannot resume work for a few days and are under Dr Stevens care.
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Laramie
H. G. McKenna
H. EB. Bell
Union Pacific
Stevens
Raider Thought to Be Moewe
The German sea raider believed to be the Moewe has caused havoc among allied shipping. The American consul at Pernambuco cables that several Americans landed from captured vessels, but no American ships were sunk and those who landed were crew members of foreign vessels.
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Rio DE Janiero
Moewe
Appam
Pernambuco
Senate Ratifies Forest Land Agreement With Three States
Washington January 14 The Senate approved a resolution ratifying agreements between the federal government and South Ota Idaho and Mostana for selecting public lands to replace lands withdrawn for forest reserves subject to the approval of the secretary of the interior.
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Washington
South Ota
Idaho
Mostana
Interlor
Senate
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