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The Greybull Standard

Location

Greybull, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1922

Page

10

Greybull Indians Triumph Over Worland 9 to 7 in Sunday clash

Jim Bluejacket led Greybull with a 9 to 7 victory at Worland. Joe Powell and C Harkins sparked a first inning burst while Greybull capitalized on Worland errors. Attendance favored Grey Bull as locals caravanned to the game.

Jim Bluejacket Worland Greybull Indians C.harkins Powell Stoops Hunsberger Hampton Cable Joe Powell Ray Powell Boston Bluejacket Big Jim Andy McNeill Andy Jim Manderson Gar Trauber Pelo Brown McNeill Beasley J. Powell Barder Ee Worland C. Harkins Robertson Border Bruton

Morgan Urges Federal Regulation of Mining Industry

James Morgan of District 22 United Mine Workers urged federal supervision of coal mining at a Cheyenne Kiwanis talk. He warned that many mines and high production costs create wage and power imbalances, calling for national action to stabilize five days per week six hours daily and to curb overproduction. He cited low annual earnings for Wyoming miners, high accident rates, and a need for a lasting settlement beyond the two year contract.

James Morgan District 22 United Mine Workers of America Cheyenne Kiwanis Club Mr. Morgan Wyoming Sheridan County Morgan Fes Moreen Acme

Subscriptions Renewal Letter to The Standard Greybull

A Greybull reader from Chicago writes to renew The Standard subscription for another year, encloses $2.00, and praises the paper’s role in promoting a safe clean progressive community backed by local effort and past achievements.

Chicago Ill Anderson & Bristow the Greybull Standard Greybull Wyoming Ss. R. Higenbotham

Midwest Buys Refinery in Lovell Wyoming

The Midwest Refining company has gained control of the Lovell refinery built by General Petroleum Co. to process Allen Oil Co. crude from Byron field. Now in operation, it mainly uses Cat Creek crude from Montana and has a 500 barrel per day skimming capacity.

Midwest Refining Company Lovell Wyo General Petroleum Co Allen Oil Co Byron Field Cat Creek Montana Wyoming Oil News

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