War News Bundles From Europe and Americas
Dispatches report Italian landing in Albania and Austro-Hungarian advances near Montenegro. British command changes with Sir Douglas Haig replacing General French. Naval and submarine actions tally large ship losses. US notes protest seizures of American flagged ships. Politically, Wilson topics loom with treaties and suffrage debates. Local crimes include Chicago officer Burke shot by a robber. Grain shipments and political appointments feature in daily headlines.
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Farm Crop Values Rise as Wheat Tops Billion Bushels
The 1919 farm value totaled 6.27 billion dollars at Dec 1 prices, up from 4.97 billion last year. Wheat and corn lead the gains with record crops in oats barley rye potatoes hay and rice, amid European war effects and higher prices paid to farmers.
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Wyoming Coal Output Reflects Need for Mining Law Revisions
Inspector George M. Akin reports for the year ending Sept 30, 1915, in District No. 2 five Wyoming counties produced 1,808,220.85 tons of coal with 2,016 workers. Output declined from 2,083,928.92 tons in 1914, eight of ten mines improved safety, three fatalities and thirty-seven non fatal injuries occurred. Akin urges a mining commission to codify laws and guide amendments with expert input.
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Midwest Refining declares 1 percent dividend in Elk Basin rights
The Midwest Refining Company, in Denver, approves a quarterly dividend of 1 percent on 18 million dollars in stock, totaling 270000 dollars, payable February 1. President O H Shoupe cites July to December earnings of 1060000 dollars and states oil rights in Elk basin cover about 80 percent of proven territory despite Interior Department land withdrawals in Wyoming and Montana.
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O. H. Shoupe
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Montana
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Elk Basin
Wyoming Appropriations Report From Washington
Senator Warren reports treasury estimates for Wyoming include 850000 for Mort Laramie unit 250000 for interstate canal 767000 for the Rroshone project 50000 for Irrigation of Wind river reservation 10000 for Wind River roads and bridges 18500 for roads east of Yellowstone park 10000 for roads south of the park 38000 for widening roads in the park 5000 for commencing Wyoming buildings at Basin 30000 Cody 15000
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Federal withdraws 170 square miles in Montana Wyoming border region
A presidential order dated December 6 withdraws about 170 square miles of public domain in Carbon and Stillwater counties from homestead entry. The lands lie in Bik Basin near the Montana Wyoming line and include Dry Creek district in Carbon and Lake Basin district in Stillwater, supporting further legislation.
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Stillwater
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Still Water County
Wyoming State News Highlights Local Events and Incidents
January 2022 Wyoming brief notes cover poultry shows and coal mining output, town moves, water works additions, and a Cheyenne exhibit. Also reported are crimes, deaths, notarials, railroad depot funding, jail releases, and several state agency updates.
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