Silvers Comeback Revivifying Metal Camps in Colorado
A 50th anniversary push by the Boulder County American Mining Congress marks renewed silver production in Colorado. Readiness to reopen old mines in Clear Creek, Boulder, Gilpin, Leadville, Aspen and others signals a metropolitan revival as silver eclipses gold in regional value. Senator Pittman supports a twenty year prosperity outlook with high silver prices, fueling renewed investment in districts like Caribou and Silverton.
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Denver
Colo
Clear Creek
Caribou
Colorado
Ammeoea
Silverton
Leadville
Aspen
Boulder County
American Mining Goneress
Gilpin County
Hope
Pittman
Wyoming weekly industrial review notes broad steel and oil activity
The June Wyoming Weekly Industrial Review highlights Midwest Tree, Greybull Midwest and Standard refiners investing in new plants, Salt Creek oil output, refinery start ups, and labor concerns. It cites repeal of luxury tax, federal tax reconsideration, and state oil lands as drivers of western development with various towns reporting drilling, refinery progress, and hotel or hospital projects.
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Laramie
Midwest
Belter
Greybull
Standard
Oeoneress
Salt Creek
Casper
Wyoming
Congress
Cokeville
Curtis and Gardiner
Sage
Bear River Oil and Development Company
Riverton
Salt Creek Field
Utah Sugar Kings
Grass Creek
Midwest Refining
Levis Wyoming Creek
Alliance Refining Company
Susk
Cheyenne
Warren
Pi Phir
Follies of the Passing Show and Wyoming Oil Boom
In Wyoming oil activity surges across multiple fields with extensive drilling planned in Lincoln county towns Waterfall Slate Creek Fossil and Dry Piney. Major leases and new capacities include Midwest Oil Co lease renewal 12 000 acres purchased for 2 million at Mule Creek and a 5000 barrel daily refinery capacity rising to 45000. Gas used for cooking lighting and heating appears in Powder River town gas pipeline expands.
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Midwest Oil Co
Salt Creek
Ohio Ol Co
Mule Creek
Lincoln County
Waterfall
Slate Creek
Casper
Powder River
Wyoming
Larar
Gasper
New Mill
West Salt Creek
Laramie
First National Bank
Men May Choose Navy Training Station For Enlistment
Colorado, Wyoming and New Mexico men enlisting in the U S navy may select preliminary training at San Francisco or the Great Lakes station near Chicago. A telegram received at Cheyenne navy recruiting station ordered recruits to have their choice. Veterans of army or marine corps may skip shore training and go directly to the receiving ship, then be promoted to second class seamen on enlistment.
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Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
United States Navy
San Francisco
Great Lakes
Chicago
Cheyenne
Army of Marine Corps
Thera
Dedication of New Church Postponed near Burns
The dedication of the Golden Prairie Baptist Church north of Burns was postponed due to bad weather. It will be held next Sunday June 8 with the same program as June 1. Speakers include Gdéo Carey Judge W C Mentzer and C L Beatty.
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Golden Prairie Baptist Church
Burns
Gdéo, Carey
W. C. Mentzer
C. L. Beatty
Dance at Wheat Growers Hotel This Week
Wyoming people coming strong Wednesday and Saturday for a community dance at the Wheat Growers Hotel. The notice invites local residents and asks if you will attend.
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Wheat Growers Hotel
Wyoming
Corporations File Capital Increases for Fremont and Lander
Certificates show Fremont Coal company increasing capital stock from 825,009 to 100,000 dollars and Lander Coal company increasing from 12,000 to 100,000 dollars.
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Fremont Coal Company
Lander Coal Company
Get thin with safe all-in-one capsule plan
An ad claims a weight loss method offering rapid slenderness and better health without starving or strenuous exercise. It promises a clearer mind, improved figure, buoyant step, and renewed optimism, urging readers to try a “giat” capsules box and follow directions.
Cheyenne Men to Work in Minnesota
Thomas Wilder and Fred Strauss, longtime Cheyenne yard workers, left the city Saturday for Memphis where they will join Illinois Central duties in Minnesota region assignments.
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Minnesota
Thomas Wilder
Fred Strauss
Cheyenne
Memphis
Illinois Central
Six Sentenced to Fines and Jail for City Offenses
Three vagabonds were fined 1 apiece and given 60 days in jail by Police Judge Swains on Monday afternoon. Three men were fined 2% apiece for drunkenness.
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Swains
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Mulé Creek
Antal
Catarra
Mitchell
TeHet
Naval
Morris Harness Shop
Shang Hai Restaurant
Dutton
Citizens National Bank
Boyd
Cigar Stores