Franco Wyoming Oil completes 48 mile pipeline test to Casper refinery
Wyoming report details a record pipeline test by the Franco Wyoming Oil company linking Salt Creek wells to Casper refinery. Water moved 48.2 miles at 770 pounds pressure with no leaks, paving way for Shannon and Salt Creek oils to flow to the refinery. The line will run at capacity soon as oils from both fields are directed through the system. The Shannon oil earns strong demand and the company notes its Exxon reputation at expositions.
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Casper
Wye
Franeco-Wyoming Oil Company
Salt Creek
Oll Industries
Shannon
Jine
Annual Meeting of Wyoming University Today
The Wyoming University board of trustees met in Laramie and adjourned without action. Planned items include faculty election, budget approval, and plans for a science building costing four to seven five thousand dollars, funded by the last legislative session. Architect William Reddcliffe from Denver explained drawings to the board chaired by President T. J. Hurke. Mokler of Casper was absent.
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Laramie
Trum Teen
University of Wyoming
Mr. Mokler
Casper
Hurrage
Wiliam Reddliffe
Denver
T. ¥. Hurke
Cheyenne
Elk wintering in Jacksons Hole shows improved survivals
Jackson Hole reports that about 3,000 elk wintered there, better than in recent years. Government aid of 20,000 dollars plus 77 tons of hay aided feeding, with 200 tons purchased by the state. Elk were shipped to multiple states, and 6,862.16 dollars covered winter costs. Calf losses were high on Crawford ranch hours, with 300 orphan calves dying and a ratio of 12 females per male dying.
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Jackson Hole
Jackson's Hole
Bart
Congress
Kelly Ranch
South Park
Crawford Ranch
Hills
King of Topeka Fined for Conduct Toward Umpire
Western league president O Nell fired King of the Topeka club player for $100 for conduct toward an umpire after a Sunday game in Topeka. Chicago Ih June Tip oO Nill referenced the incident as the league action.
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Chicago
Tip’ Oo
Western League
King
Topeka
O'Nell
Local Notices From Guernsey Wyoming Area
Short, scattered notes from Guernsey showing death of Henry Koch from stomach trouble and a lightning shock near Af ton unnamed boy La Vera Preston, news of Ida Chase in charge at Holm lodge Cody road, Rev. Harry Angow as new Cody Presbyterian pastor, Calvert and Wilson head gate washed out, lander Fourth of July planned with Indian and cowboy features, Wind River road moved for night safety, Basin superintendent Roselter named Lander schools head, Dr Crawford dies suddenly in Pinedale]
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Guernsey
Henry Koch
la Vera Preston
Afton
Holm Lodge
Yellowstone Park
Cody Road
Ida Chase
Harry B. Angow
Cody
Calvert & Wilson
Tages
George W. Maetealf
Douglas
la Prele
Will Celeprate
Landar
Wind River
Fremont County
Gors
Lander
Roselter
Basin
Crawford
Michigan
Pinedale
His Only Mistake and the Fall Calm, Witty Exchange
A Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet presents a quip about a boy who mistakes timing for action and a family’s reflection on a single misstep. The dialogue hints at clever capitalization of an error and the idea that patience might have prevented a loss or a burn.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Mme Winterroh World’s Greatest Clairvoyant and Psychic Palmist
An advertisement touts Mme Winterroh as a leading clairvoyant and palmist offering guidance to ease grief and renew ambition. It promotes personal magnetism training and medium development with guaranteed success, and lists parlors at 12 West Seventeenth Street in the K of P Block.
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West Seventeenth Street
K. of P. Block
Self-made man remark from Tennessee senator quoted
Dr. Mary Walker testifies before a Senate pensions committee on a bill she supports. As she leaves, Senator Bob Taylor of Tennessee sinks in his chair and calls her the only self made man in history in a striking public moment.
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Mary Walker
Senate Committee On Pensions
Bob” Taylor
Tennessee
Popular Magazine
Legislature Passes English Literacy Bill in Arizona
The Arizona Senate approved an education measure requiring voters to read write and speak English after a fierce debate. House passage is uncertain though a similar bill exists from the territorial era. If enacted it could disenfranchise thousands of Mexican voters.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Senate
House
Gas stove service offered by Cheyenne Light
Notice invites residents to contact Cheyenne Light Fuel and Power Co for a free gas stove gas specialist visit. Telephone numbers 69 and 307 are listed for inquiries and scheduling.
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Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Co
Panama Canal Plans and Construction Details Revealed
A historic overview describes the Panama Canal project, its relocation of the Panama Railroad, and the extensive works at Culebra Cut Miraflores Gatun and Pedro Miguel. It notes the scale of excavation, crane and tunnel systems, the Gatun dam and lake, the 12 locks, a projected fifty mile length, electric power operation, and a projected opening in 1915 with ships like the Oregon expected to lead the first passage.
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Panama Canal
Canal Commission
Towhlete
Colon
Panama City
Panama Railroad
Teneth
Miraflores
Tradne
Canal Zone
Parana City
Mttreet
Panama
Culebra
Dr. D. Galliard
Hile
Papi
Thom
Matachin
Owith
Gatun
Pedro Miguel
Pacific
Die Im- Mensky
Balboa
al Wand
le Bro
Mer
B. Williamson
Atlantic
Wiliam Sibert
Hibert
Thie Point
Chagres
Atlantic Ocean
Cristobal
Jethmian Canal Commission
Pangma
Ballionhip
Oregon
Morm
Washington
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Harper’s Weekly
King OF Topeka
Mme. Winterroh
Burroughs
Los
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
Oscar Sorensen
Court Place
Colorado
Senator Taylor
Cheyenne Ice Co
Carey
Alta Canal
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Wan Saecol
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Eretle
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