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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1920
Page
9
Fragments describe a petroleum operation with annual earnings around three million. The piece mentions refining, marketing, and competition in the Northwest, with references to plants in various states and planned expansions. The chaotic OCR yields uncertain names and numbers, but centers on production start, yield forecasts, and market pressure.
A.A. Bastressa, chairman of the Laramie county democratic committee, bans a meeting of Democrats at Court House Avenue on Friday July 14. The notice stresses orderly conduct and attendance.
Ad reads a tonic claimed to ease long term health issues and fatigue among workers seeking better wellness. It touts Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as the top American remedy for happiness and health, urging a trial.
Classified note hints at selling items out of state through the Leader newspaper. It mentions selling assistance and broad reach but provides no concrete details or names. The fragment suggests a general advertising service for listings.
The report notes higher completions in the month than May and June output of 360 barrels, up from 3795? barrels. It records total month completions and a cumulative total of 4750 barrels with three wells completing and a late completion at Nock well producing 600 barrels.
An old herb remedy claims forty years of use for restoring a healthy condition in women. The text praises the root of a plant as a principal ingredient and asserts strong curative tests over time.
Officers from the Mike Henry company report the Carroll Roselly well in Osage field eastern Wyoming towered twenty feet above its mast and flowed for about twenty minutes before control. The Producers and Refiners Corp drilled on section 25 at 1500 feet on land jointly owned by Mike Henry company amid the field’s activity and tank flows observed by the inspection party.
An aged clipping describes a patent medicine for coughs rheumatism and stomach issues. It markets "oleys Honey" cards and pills for internal pains, constipation and headaches. The ad notes the product is sold everywhere and promises cleansing effects.
TJ announces by petition to electors in Laramie County his candidacy for sheriff on the Democratic ticket in August primaries. He cites long service under former Sheriff Hughes and the late 1st Pat Hyyes, asserting readiness to serve with conscientiousness.
Disjointed snippets recount Tinker trade chatter and the Milwaukee Brewers' improvement via Gearin and injuries. Mentions of Pat Moran guiding Orvie Overall, Ty Cobb era memories, and Herzog’s plotting amid a shifting league landscape all surface in a wide snapshot of early 20th century baseball talk.
Glenhurst announces oil standing in its well in the Big Muddy field. The Glenhurst No 1 extends beyond 4,000 feet after extended commercial difficulties and a yearlong shutdown. The well resumes operations as the deepest in the Big Muddy.
In Lyman Wyoming the Black's Fork and Smith's Fork Cattle Growers Association moves to discontinue traditional range methods including reins forming weaving and care of cattle. The group offers a $1000 reward for the arrest and conviction of anyone harming a member's bull.
The record notes Ww. W. Dumm as a Republican candidate for coroner with a primary on August 17, 1820. The text also contains garbled phrases but centers on electoral pursuit and party affiliation.
Fragmented text references a reactor, Ernie, and land issues with a public notice following a pioneer event. Mentions Homestead and Yellowstone Highwig, with unclear sequence and characters. No clear dates or actions emerge from the corrupted OCR fragment.
Fragmentary text notes Yegan making thousands of dougs and mentions military articles of male. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond Yegan. Summary restricted by unclear content.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an interior painting project or item in New York with references to GE, PAINTING, and Bas. The readable content is too incomplete to determine a person, organization, place, date, or outcome.
A physician at Bellevue Hospital cites public questions about Nuxated Iron. He describes evaluating the product and endorses careful professional review, noting costs, formula components, and the need for honest, evidence based recommendations for patient welfare. He urges expert assessment by physicians to determine efficacy and safety.
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