Franco-Wyoming Oil completes 48.2 mile pipeline test to Casper refinery
The Franco-Wyoming Oil Company reports a record pipeline test from Salt Creek to Casper, delivering water at 770 pounds and reaching the refinery in two days without a single leak. Salt Creek and Shannon oils will feed the refinery via the same line, separated by gravity. The Shannon oil, famed for lubrication, is already in high demand and the refinery aims for full capacity soon.
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Casper
Wye
Franeco-Wyoming Oil Company
Salt Creek
Oll Industries
Shannon
Jine
Annual Meeting of Wyo University Held at Laramie
The Wyoming University board of trustees met in Laramie to elect faculty set the annual budget and review plans for a new science building costing up to 75000 dollars. All members attended except Mokler of Casper, and architect William Reddillife lingered to present drawings.
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Laramie
Trum Teen
University of Wyoming
Mr. Mokler
Casper
Hurrage
Wiliam Reddliffe
Denver
T. ¥. Hurke
Cheyenne
Elk Wintering at Crawford Ranch Reveals Calf Losses and Costs
Jackson Hole reports 3000 elk wintered with high calf mortality and heavy losses. Government hay funding of $20,000 plus 77 tons fed. state adds 200 tons. Elk shipped to five states. total winter cost about $6,862.16. March counts show 5500 elk on Crawford ranch. calves exceed 300 with loss of many young due to weak mothers and harsh winter.
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Jackson Hole
Jackson's Hole
Bart
Congress
Kelly Ranch
South Park
Crawford Ranch
Hills
King of Topeka Fined $100 for Conduct Toward Umpire
Western league president Ih. June O Nell announced the firing of King, player for the Topeka club, and a $100 fine for conduct toward an umpire after Sunday’s game in Topeka.
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King OF Topeka
Chicago
Tip’ Oo
Western League
King
Topeka
O'Nell
Local Briefs From Cody And Vicinity
A string of short notes from the region reports a Guernsey lumber dealer Henry Koch dying at his home from stomach trouble, ten year old La Vera Preston stunned by lightning near Atton while tending cows, Mrs. Ida Chase to run Holm lodge on Cody road, Rev. Harry B. Angow arriving to lead Presbyterian work in Cody, Calvert and Wilson head gate carried out by high water at Tages, George W Maet selling sheep at 3.40 per head from La Prele creek parties, Landar to host a big Fourth of July with Indian and cowboy features, Wind River road shifted 100 feet by Fremont county commissioners for safer night travel, Basin’s Roselter elected Lan der superintendent, and Dr Crawford of Michigan 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 in a Cleveland Plain Dealer Quote
A Cleveland Plain Dealer fragment recalls a parent praising a son as a smart boy who made a mistake once. The dialogue notes a sense of timing and missed opportunity, suggesting a lesson about rushing actions and potential gains.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Mme Winterroh Clairvoyant Palmist Promises Agalance Aid
An advertisement touts Mme Winterroh as the world's greatest clairvoyant and psychic palmist. It claims she can calm troubles, awaken ambition, and guarantee success through divinely inspired gifts, offering personal magnesism and medium development at parlors in K. of P. Block, 12 West Seventeenth Street.
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West Seventeenth Street
K. of P. Block
Self-made man remark sparks comment in senate hearing
Dr. Mary Walker appears in masculine attire before a senate pensions committee while discussing a bill. As she leaves the room Senator Bob Taylor of Tennessee quips that she is “the only self-made man in history,” provoking immediate reaction.
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Mary Walker
Senate Committee On Pensions
Bob” Taylor
Tennessee
Popular Magazine
Arizona Education Bill Aims English Literacy for Voters
The Arizona Senate passed an educational qualification bill requiring voters to read write and speak English after a heated debate. The measure has not yet passed the House, but a similar bill was approved by the territorial legislature before statehood. If enacted it could disfranchise thousands of Mexicans.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Senate
House
Gas stove service offer from Cheyenne Light and Power
Notice advertising a gas stove service at no charge by a Cheyenne light and power gas specialist. Contact via phone numbers 69 percent and 307 for arrangements. Indicates the State Leader as Want Ad medium in Wyoming.
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Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Co
Wyoming
Panama Canal Construction Across Isthmus Described
The article surveys the Panama Canal project detailing relocation of the Panama Railroad, the two hotels at Colon, and train tours along the line. It highlights the Gatun Dam, locks at Gatun Miraflores and Pedro Miguel, tunnel sections, and the massive scale with billions of tons moved and a projected ten to twelve hour transit. It notes a payroll of 1.5 million dollars per month and an anticipated completion around 1915 with ships passing in late 1914 or 1915.
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Panama Canal
Canal Commission
Towhlete
Colon
Panama City
Panama Railroad
Teneth
Miraflores
Tradne
Canal Zone
Parana City
Mttreet
Panama
Thom
Matachin
Owith
Gatun
Pedro Miguel
Pacific
Die Im- Mensky
Balboa
al Wand
le Bro
Mer
Culebra
B. Williamson
Atlantic
Wiliam Sibert
Hibert
Thie Point
Chagres
Atlantic Ocean
Cristobal
Jethmian Canal Commission
Pangma
Ballionhip
Oregon
Morm
Washington
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Inez
The
Sherman Co
Jove
Blinke
Plance
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Zanypate
Blinks
Harper’s Weekly
Mme. Winterroh
Burroughs
Los
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
Oscar Sorensen
Court Place
Colorado
Senator Taylor
Cheyenne Ice Co
Carey
Alta Canal
Mage Leee
Dr. D. Galliard
Hile
Papi
Wan Saecol
CLUS
Eretle
Calon Salles
Fedroltiguel
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