Denver cattle market reports light offerings and mixed demand
The June 2 market notes light cattle offerings and quiet trade with good demand for quality cattle. Beef steers ranged from 11.50 to 12.25, medium 11.00 to 11.50, cows 9.26 to 9.75, best cows up to 10.30, veal 13.00 to 13.50, and feeders mixed as stockers held firm for good lots but weaker for medium types. Hog prices topped at 15.70 with most hogs 15.25 to 15.58, sheep and lambs firm for strong sleep and jambs but weaker for medium and plain grades.
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Denver
Wea
Hogs Receipts and steer prices at Kansas City market
Kansas City bulk hog sales weak with receipts around 6606 and prices to 15.90 for hogs and 14.58 for cattle. Prime fed steers reach 13.50, dressed beef steers 16.00, cows 6.50 to 11.00, stockers 7.50 to 10.75, calves 7.00 to 13.25. lambs 16.66 to 18.00, yearlings 2.00 to 14.50. Chicago hog receipts 24,000 slow, Be to 10¢ below.
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Chicago
Omaha Market Report Hogs and Cattle Mixed on Receipts
OMAITA Neb June 21 Hog receipts 11 600, 5¢ lower. Heavy 15.20 15.70, mixed 15.10 15.40, pigs 12.50 14.50, bulk 15.10 15.50. Cattle receipts 3 700, steady to lower native steers 10.00 13.75, cows 8.75 11.50, western steers 9.50 12.25, Texas steers 9.00 10.50, calves 10.00 14.50, stockers 7.00 11.00, bulls 7.00 11.00. Sheep receipts 5 300, steady to 10c higher yearlings 12.00 12.50, wethers 10.00 11.50, ewes 8.25 10.25, lambs 16.50 18.60.
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Omaita
Neb
Texas
Oil Spuds Boost Breaning Basin Prospect Near Douglas
The Douglas Wyoming Oil Company reports a strong oil and gas showing at 1340 feet in the Breaning basin near Douglas. Progress slowed by casing delays and fuel access, but officers aligned with Salt Creek Petroleum executives anticipate an early strike. They have 840 acres and plan twelve wells with a 60 cent stock offering to fund development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breaning
Douglas-Wyoming Oil Company
Douglas
Salt Creek Petroleum Company
Lusk
Douglas-Wyoming Company
Brenning
Flying Sandren can fruit by Greeley college squad
Greeley Colorado June 21 The T C girls of the Flying squadron under Miss Vera Buck head a 14 member college unit ready to can fruit and vegetables this summer. They will visit homes offer free lectures and demonstrations to rural districts and assist ranchers where help is scarce. The group aims to aid conservation of food supply while canning college produce. The state organization is led by Hazel Andrews of Boulder president and Alcyon Robinson of Boulder secretary. Members from the Greeley branch joined the recent canning demonstration at the agricultural college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Hazel Andrews
Boulder
Mias Alcyon Robinson
Greeley
Agricultural College
Misses Buck
Hazel Stimson
Cora Jean Smith
Nellie Willy
Rae Blanchard
Hilda Herdenberg
Katherine Rauscher
Janet Robie
Edith Smith
Lois Wilson
Mildred Lyons
Eleanormith
Salt Creek firm to drill six wells by Jan first
E M Thomasson of Denver, president of Salt Creek Petroleum, said in Casper that contracts ensure at least six wells completed by January 1. Well No 2 is being drilled by H O Stock and expected to reach the lower sand in about two weeks, with Ohio Oil to begin two wells for the company. The rapid progress follows quick stock offering and full financing for six wells despite supply delays and other obstacles.
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Salt Creek Petroleum Activities
E. M. Thomasson
Denver
Salt Creek Petroleum Company
Casper
Salt Creek
H. O
Ohio Oil Company
Oilman predicts Big Muddy field surge to 60000 barrels daily
Sidney Eastwood, president of Big Indian Oil & Gas, estimates Big Muddy field output may reach 20000 barrels per day in ninety days and could exceed 60000 barrels daily eventually. He notes current 2500 bpd mainly from Shannon sand and anticipates development from Wall Creek sand this summer.
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Sidney Eastwood
Big Indian Oil & Gas Company
Big Muddy
Eastwood
Shannon
Merritt
Midwest
Ohio
Platte River
Wall Creek
Oil Shortage Warns War Needs New Wells
Francis, chairman of the coal committee of the Council of National Defense, told the senate public lands committee that current oil output is inadequate for winning the war. He warned reserves could be exhausted in twelve months and production could fall 60,000,000 barrels short of wartime requirements.
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Francis 5. Peabody
Council of National Defense
Senate Public Lands
Merritt Well Tested In Big Muddy Field May Day Update
The Merritt well on Penix lease section 2 33 76 Big Muddy was slowed to 2000 barrels in 24 hours after May 18 testing by Midwest Refining for Merritt Oil. Probable normal production may reach 1000 barrels daily. Center Oil reports buying a standard rig and latest tooling for 2600 feet depth on Pilot Butte ground with lease extension near Casper.
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Merritt
Penix
Big Muddy
Midwest Refining Company
Merritt Oil Corporation
Center Oil Plans
Alfred Steele
Center Oil Company
Casper
Cagoe
Pathfinder Oil starts drilling at Dig Mud dy well
Pathfinder Oil has begun active drilling as it expands capital to 1,000,000 shares of $1 each. The first well sits on the south half of section 36 4 7 with an 84 foot derrick and full drilling camp established.
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Pathfinder
Pathfinder Oil Companys
Cole Creek Oil Resumes Dew Well Drilling with Four Rigs
Cole Creek Oil and Gas resumed drilling on its dew well at the Cole Creek dome after a suspension at 2200 feet to water cased and equipment changed. The company now operates four rigs in the field.
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Ole Creek
Cole Creek Oil & Gas Company
Cole Creek
Frontier celebration build up draws national interest in Cheyenne
F J Roach of Union Pacific says inquiries reach from Cleveland to Cheyenne for the Frontier celebration and the saddle display in Cheyenne July 20 boosts attendance. Conference on extra trains and special fares continues with next week’s meeting to finalize schedules.
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Union Pacific
Cleveland
F. J. Roach
Union Pacific Railroad
Cheyenne
Chicago
George Daiber
Omaha
Kansas City
W. K. Cundiff
J. J. Craven
Denver
Roach
West
Wyoming
Colorado
Entes
Fem
Indica
French Back From Hospital In Good Health After Surgery
Dr. A W French, state veterinarian, returned from Laramie hospital where he had an appendicitis operation. He weighed four pounds more than before the operation and reports a splendid recovery. A Texas Oil company stockholders meeting will be held in Houston on June 22 to raise capital from 56.5 million to 69.375 million with 20 percent stock rights. West States Petroleum Co reports a 600 acre lease in the Lost Soldier field and options on other Wyoming leases.
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A. W. French
Gheyenne
Laramie
Texas Oil Company
Houston
West States Petroleum Company
Soldier Field
Wyoming
Water Rationing Notice For LotSA Irrigation
Notion to water consumers restricts irrigation of LotSA to hoses with nozzles not exceeding one fourth inch diameter. Watering hours are 7 to 9 am and 5 to 7 pm. Violators will have water supply shut off. John A. Martin, Commissioner of Accounts and Finances. J-19-20-21-22-23
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Lotsa
Ohn A. Martin
Notice of Incorporation for Wyoming Coal Company
The Superior Rock Springs Coal company is incorporated under Wyoming law by filing on June 20, 117. The corporation will store mine coal coke ovens transport and sell coal and by products, build power plants roads and dams, hold lands and rights, operate in Sweetwater county and elsewhere, capital stock 400000 dollars, 5000 shares. Nine directors named for the first year.
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Superior Rock Springs Coal Company
State of
Wyoming
Secretary of State
M. 8. Browning
W. H. Watts
R. B. Porter
L. T. Doe
Marriner Browning
F. N. Bletcher
H. Cc. Day
G. L. Becker
W. C. Wright
Sweetwater County
Highland Cattle Company Encoded in Cheyenne Records
The Highland Cattle Company is incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on June 2 1917 to own and trade real estate crops and livestock with capital stock of 100000 dollars in 100 shares. Directors for the first year are William A Gordon J Eh Carpenter and Ke Winnet with agent WM Twail at 100 Wealth Street Cheyenne.
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Highland Cattle Company
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Cattla
Ite Capital
William A. Gordon
J. Eh. Carpenter
Ke. Winnet
WM Twail
Weatith Street
Cheenne
Old Inter Ocean building offered for sale bids invited
Contactors Norte announces the sale of the Old Inter Ocean building and its contents as they stand. Bids will be received to tear down the building and clear the site, with information through architect William Dubois. Bids due by 2 p m Saturday June 22. Right reserved to accept or reject any bid.
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Inter Ocean
William Dubois
Notick of Service by Publication in Wyoming Divorce
Notick of Service by Publication issued by the District Court of Laramie County Wyoming. Susan N. Gildersleeve files for divorce from Harry J. Gildersleeve alleging desertion extreme cruelty and habitual drunkenness. Defendant must answer by July 28 1917 or face default judgment. Clerk T J Fisher. Attorney Charles Thompson Sr. for plaintiff. Publication dates listed.
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First Judicial District
Susan N. Gildersleeve
Harry J. Gildersleeve
T. J. Fisher
Charles Thompson, SR
Plainitt
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Eddy
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Beat Street
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Natrona County
Big Muddy Oil Stock
Elkhorn
Kinney
Plaime Motel
Central Ave
ED Pinaud
Pinaud
Dept. M
Chevennhe
Coa
Superior Oremeene Grass Creek
United Pet
F. M. Stockton
Fussell
A. W
Win M. Davis
Mohawk St
Columbus
Onlo
Paca
A. R. Care
Quarters No. 'S
Port Russell
Pdzz
Iassage Parker
Pioneer Avenue
E. 25Th St. Pd
O'Neil Street
Wyoming Cyclery
J. Baneschka
Carey Avenue
Contactors Norte Re
Notick
County of
J. Mi. Cassidy
Generral
Shactuon
Aule
Cheyenne Business Directory
Wilfiud Cleary
Citizens Nat'l Bank
W. A. Andrew
Dentist Butte
Citizens National Bank
Wro
A. A. Bdarnresen
B. W. Gull
Kranhee
Notary Public
J. A. Mirkpatrock
the Federal Land
City Department
Fire Insurance Cty
Ae Eee
Joman Chas. Thompson Sr
Bresnahan Ole Cheyenne
Manik Calapilan
Insunanca
Weat
Nineteenth Street
W. Rink & CO
Lloyd
Sampson Allorn
Cilisens Nat'l
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