Railway expert foresees postwar prosperity in United States
Chicago based Howard Eliott from the railroads war board predicts a surge in business after the war. He argues the rail system shows American initiative, doubts government ownership, and says private enterprise must expand to meet growing demand while balancing regulations.
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Moorcroft Bank Promotes Local Cashier to Director
W P Leslie elected cashier and named director at the Moorcroft Bank of Moorcroft succeeding H Perkins. Leslie, a former Julet State Bank clerk and Crook County district court clerk, has banking experience and runs an abstract business at Sundances. He plans to move his family to Moorcroft soon.
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Wyoming Oil Growth Deliberate And Promising
A special article notes steady, years long growth in Wyoming oil fields with increasing drill activity and expanded refinery capacity. It compares with Oklahoma’s large output and anticipates Wyoming reaching high production levels as geologists probe for a vast hidden pool beneath the state.
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Denver Daily Mining Record
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Berney
Man Invests Savings to Buy Liberty Bonds in Wyoming
Douglas Wyoming October 27 A Platte Valley Sheep employee John Krauser of McKinley subscribes to ten 100 dollar Liberty Bonds using all his saved 861.37 plus his wages and company advances. He says the government needs the money and it is up to him to help.
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Sheridan Youth Nets A Massive Big Horn Deer
Harold Masters, apprentice machinist from Burlington shops, returned with a sixteen point black tailed buck taken at Schroeder ranch in Pass Creek country. He took leave October 14 to hunt in the Big Horn mountains and claimed the trophy after the early morning shot. Damaged antlers indicate the buck's battles with rivals proving leadership.
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Harold Masters
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