Western Exploration names Richardson president in reshaped board
DenverMarch 7 The Western Exploration company elected C B Richardson of Cheyenne as president and A T McCintock of Denver as vice president B B Brooks of Casper as treasurer Judge Roderick I Mateon of Cheyenne as secretary Pr Miller T S Harrison and J Trier Smith named to the advisory board DB F Bates assistant treasurer and Guy K Harrison assistant secretary Wyoming members control is urged with offices to stay in Denver and a Casper drill camp opened to enlarge operations aimed at drilling out company holdings in the lander district
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Denver
Colo
The
Western Exploration Company
C. B Richardson
Cheyenne
A. T. McCintock
B. B. Brooks
Casper
Wyoming
Roderick I. Mateon
Miller
T. S. Harrison
J. Trier Smith
DB F Bates
Guy K. Harrison
E. Tyler Smith
Castor
Colorado
Richardson
International Trust Company
Muddy Creek’s Second Well Shot in तब
Muddy Rock Oil Company reports its second well in section 15 near Chelsea Verre is producing two sixty barrel wells. Oil priced at 2.10 per barrel sent to tanks. dividend fund created for stockholders. Drilling on well No. 4 begins tomorrow. acreage planned to support twenty wells. Salt Creek district well 21 progress resumes after weather delays.
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Muddy @rock Off company
Chelsea
Prairie OF and Gas Company
Salt Creek
Denver Educator to Address Lions Club Luncheon
M. E. Shuck manager of the Fisk Teachers' agency in Denver and former Wyoming education official will speak at the Lions Club first luncheon at the Plains Hotel. The club was organized by B. A. Hicks, founder of the Lions.
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M. E. Shuck
Fisk Teachers’ Agency
Denver
State Board of Examiners
Wyoming
Rawling
Lion's Club
Plains Hotel
Morrow
B. A. Hicks
The
Lion's
Cheyenne Leads State Club Formation
Cheyenne stands as the first city in the state to form the association. Election of officers will probably occur at tomorrow's meeting.
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Cheyenne
Aurora Borealis Seen Over Cheyenne in Early Evening Glow
Residents of Cheyenne observed a pea green phosphorescent glow in the northeast sky after sundown. The Rev S A Huston says incipient displays often precede brighter aurora events, with past notable sightings in May 1911. The phenomenon faded after late evening darkness.
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Cheyenne
A. Huston
Commissioners Plan to Beautify City
City officials aim to create a more attractive Cheyenne by spring planting of 3 to 8 foot Norway spruce and Canadian poplars at Sloan's Lake and Rowand Top reservoir. Additional projects include stock enhancements for local lakes with trout, new trees at Lake Minnnehaha, and lawn improvements at the state house with a sprinkler system and grass seeding.
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Veremne
Cheyenne
Sloan's Lake
Rowand Top
Middle Crow
Ghanite Springs
Crystal Lake
Minnehaha
State House
Gilchrest Park
Casper adds five hundred pen boxes in ite Dostol lee
Readable text reports Casper adds 500 pen boxes in ite Dostol Lee context though details are fragmentary. No clear dates or organization names emerge, leaving a compact note about inventory actions and local wording.
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Casper Adde
Ite Dostol Lee
Japanese Fete 10 to Be Held Here in Cheyenne
Sumo tournament to run two days at the Coliseum featuring Hiratayama Kagakura Genkai and Wakayama as champions from Japan Colorado Nebraska and Wyoming. The event promotes Nippon culture with a two day celebration drawing hundreds of Japanese visitors. Local notes mention changes at Light and Power and new management plans.
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KY James A. Levine
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Nomino Sukune
Taimano Kihaya
Nn Pleb
8Ukune
Juco
Japan
Sumo Club
Hiratayama
Kagakura
Genkai
Wakayama
Bar Adds Purchase License For Explosive Ingredients
The county requires a purchaser’s license from Ida R. Graham to buy any explosive ingredient such as swaltpeter for meat preservation. Clerks must verify legitimate use and druggists may not sell chromates, chlorates, nitrates, or flashlight powders in excess of one ounce without the license. Violations carry a $5,000 fine or up to one year imprisonment.
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Ida R. Graham
Pearl Harbor Drydock Nears Completion for Largest Battleships
Honolulu March 7 The Pearl Harbor naval station drydock, under construction since 1900 with delays from a disastrous bottom blowout, will be finished by June and ready for the largest battleships next fall. No ceremony is planned for the caisson gate opening, as wartime constraints suspend such observances.
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Honolulu
Pearl Harbor Naval Station
Pear Harbor Naval Station
Pearl Harbor Drydock
Preparations Made to Send First Boats to Frozen North
Seattle dispatch notes Alaska steamship companies plan summer sailings to Nome and St Michael as ice thins. The Victoria, veteran on the Seattle Nome St Michael route, will be overhauled after returning from Cordova Valdez and Seward before resuming service to Ber ing points.
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Seattle
Wash
Arctic Tee
Bering Sea
Northern Steamship Companies
Nome
St. Michael
Alaska
Alaska Steamship Company
Victoria
Wheat farm to aid war effort launched in Goshen County
A $450000 wheat farm in Goshen County Wyoming is set up by a syndicate led by Senator Thomas Powers and B F Yoder with Carlton Clinton managing. Ten new gasoline tractors will turn over the tract as weather allows. The project aims to boost national wheat supplies and support agricultural development in Wyoming.
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Charles L. Beatty
Union Trust Company
Cheyenne
William C. Mentzer
Herman B. Gates
Thomas G. Powers
Torrington
Wyo
John T. McDonald
First National Bank of
B. F. Yoder
Torrington State Bank
Earl Reid
Ed Reid
Carlton Clinton
F. N. Pearson
Powers
Clinton Carlton
Clinton
Washington
Goshen County
Weld County
Colorado
Wyoming
French Stage Is Improved War Is Responsible
The war has chastened French theater countering Parisian appetite for salacious farce. Pierre Veber says the stage now lacks Teutonic alloy and Viennese operetta yields to a sprightlier national product. He notes a loftier tone and vows to avoid sensual crises once common.
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Pierre Veber
Lyceum Club
Paris
Veber
Pleasure car production cut by 40 percent in war measure
The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce decided that pleasure automobile output will be reduced by 40 percent during the current fiscal year as a war measure. The cut applies to the entire uncompleted production schedule for these cars.
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New York
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Midwest Oil reports strong year at annual meeting
The Midwest Oil companys annual report presented in Phoenix shows a net profit from operations of 57621612 after taxes. Gross income reached 1591439 45 with expenses 1015228 83 and dividends of 240000 on preferred stock. The balance sheet notes crude oil on hand at 50 cents per barrel and substantial stock values while a pending 1917 lawsuit in Salt Creek field adds legal costs.
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Midwest Oil Company
Phoenix
Ariz
Wyoming
L. L. Aitken
Midwest of Company
William M. Fitzhugh
Salt Creek
Bishop Thomas to Lead Denver Lenten Services at Opera House
Bishop N S Thomas of Cheyenne will lead noon Lenten services at the Tabor Grand opera house in Denver under the Episcopal Church club on Saturday and Monday. Mrs Thomas will accompany him to Denver today. Bishop Charles P Anderson of Chicago, who has conducted daily noon services, will end this course at noon today. Beginning Tuesday Dr George
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N.S. Thomas
Cheyenne
Episcopal Church Club
Tabor Grand Opera House
Denver
Thomas
Charles P. Anderson
Chicago
Opera House
George
Crate Will Occupy Improvised Pulpit at Theater
William Ashford remains in critical condition after a shooting by C O Loy. Prosecutor Sam Thompson says if Ashford dies Loy faces murder charges. Separate item notes delays in west stage mail bids due to a revised parcel post weight limit effective March.
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Crate
William Ashford
C. O. Loy
Casper
St. John's
Ashford
Loy
Sam Thompson
Colmly
aAttorney
San Francisco
Missouri River
Democrats Brace for Patr iotic Fight in Iowa
Dr J W Reynolds Creston state Democratic chairman said some congressmen “must walk the plank” for being friendly with the Kaiser's doctrine. He asserted Democrats in session would plan to oppose the next state and senatorial election on pat rial grounds in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Iowa
J. W. Reynolds
Creston
Democrats of Laws
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C.B. Richardson
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Muddy Creek
Lion Club
S. A. Huston
Kelley's
Riverton Light and Power Company
BOARD
Honoluel
Kelley Mercantile Co
Midwest
Briday
Mishop Thomas
Denver Lenten Serrvices
Ektary
Crown Tar Works
Denver Gas & Electing Light
Arp & Hammond
F. A. Roedel
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