Government land withdrawals curb oil supply and raise gas prices
Congress pointed to Interior Department policies withdrawing mineral lands as a cause of high gasoline and oil costs. Representative Mondell argued that curbs on Wyoming oil lands hinder new drilling, pipelines, and development, noting land withdrawals follow drilling discoveries and block production.
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Interior Department
United States
Wyoming
Geological Survey
Conservation theory burdens taxpayers with costs
The piece argues that the conservation approach is costly for the public, highlighting how the financial burden falls on citizens who fund environmental programs and policies.
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Harry Sisley Seeks Wyoming Seventh District Judge Seat
Attorney Harry P Usier of Sundance announced as candidate for District Judge in Wyoming's Seventh District which includes Crook Campbell and Weston counties. Sisley praised for honesty energy and strong legal ability and noted years practicing in Belle Fourche before Sundance.
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Hulett
Wyo
Globe
Harry P. Usier
Sundance
Wyoming
Crook
Campbell
Weston
Sisley
Delle Fourche
Illey
Sunshine State
Lsley
Wyroming
Musical Recital by Mrs Gundersons Class July 22 1916
Saturday evening July 22 a program by Mrs Gundersons Music Class features piano duets solo numbers and dialogues. Performers include Clare Callquist Helen Durfee Elina Garman Florence Fowlkes Irene Guthrie Fay Jolley Louise Russell and more with Mrs Gunderson and assorted students.
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Flatterer
Louise Russell
Mrs. Gunderson
Helen Durfee
Clare Callquist
Baker Kolb Wedding Unites Miss Ethel Baker and Clifton M Kolb
Miss Ethel Baker and Clifton M Kolb were married July 1 in Monroe Michigan. The bride, longtime homesteader near town, helped found a New Haven store with her father and formed lasting friendships. The groom, an attorney from his hometown, is described as talented and successful.
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Monroe
Michigan
Ethel Baker
Clifton M. Kolb
New Haven
Willing Workers Plan Social and Pledge Drive
The Willing Workers meet with Mrs Clas Hauber on July 71st and with Mrs Sherman Brimmer on Friday August 4th. They host an informal social Saturday evening August 2nd at Mrs C C Storms home to raise funds for pastors salary. Everyone is invited for a social time.
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Sherman Brimmer
C. C. Storm
Rebekahs Install New Officers and Local Notices
The Rebekahs held a Friday meeting installing officers led by Noble Grand Agnes Engle. New leaders include Vice Grand Frankie Tate, Recording Secy Inez Chittim, Treas Lydia Hauber, Warden Effie Turneaure, Conductor Allie Byrd, Inside Guard Rosa Storm, Outside Clara Schlichting, WW 5 N G Maggie Brown, LS NG Ruth Anderson, V G Emma Pearson, L V G Anna Bothwell, Chaplin Daisy Evans. Rev Brown attended Pine Ridge services. Mrs Griffis rode Moorcroft stage home from Denver for medical care. Jack McHugh named road supervisor after M Gr Brown's death at the latest commissioner meeting. A petition gained favorable action.
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Noble Grand
Agnes Engle
Frankie Tate
Secy
Inez Chittim
Treas
Lydia Hauber
Effie Turneaure
Allie Byrd
Rosa Storm
Clara Schlichting
N. G
Maggie Brown
N.G
Ruth Anderson
V.G
Emma Pearson
Anna Bothwell
Chaplin
Daisy Evans
Local notes and community notices from Hulett
The column covers social visits by Miss Rhoda Powell and relatives visiting from Missouri. It notes Uncle Sam Storm's 71st birthday and dinner with daughter Mrs. Clins Roberts, guests W. R. Reeves, Charley Bissacca's return, a newborn in Bob Tate's family, and arrivals from Sherman and St. Jo. Also mentions horse-thief captures, alfalfa cutting, Dr. J. H. Martin's visit, and Saturday half-holiday at the U S Land offices through September.
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Sam Storm
Stand By The Leader Editorial Voice From Wyoming Tribune
The Wyoming Tribune urges readers to support a new leader after three years of loyalty to President Wilson. The piece argues public backing should not extend to another four years and calls for a more inspiring, easier to stand behind figure.
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Themaely
Wyoming Tribune
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