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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1920
Page
10
The Osage oil field in Wyoming has sparked rapid development transforming barren prairie into a bustling townscape. Charles A. Guenther of the Mike Henry Oil Co. is hailed as the Father of Osage for his faith and decisive rig placement that sparked the boom.
Denver April 18. Mrs. Commissioner Thotting Estill spoke to the Denver Commercial club, describing fifty three children who appealed to her heart. She, mother of eight, vowed the Salvation Army will give every mother and child a chance to grow into sweetness and goodness despite harsh circumstances.
Development in the Osage field surged from shallow pay sands to a major boom. By last year, production expanded rapidly with hundreds of rigs, and this summer will bring more new rigs than any Wyoming field. The Mike Henry company, holding about 20,000 acres within the structure, is likely to gain most from the Osage expansion.
The February foreign trade report shows exports of 645,769,025 and imports of 467,634,298. For the eight months ending February, exports reach 5,231,005,044 and imports 3,235,312,428, against the prior year’s 4,382,510,730 exports and 1,983,325,694 imports.
A band of six elk was spotted on White Mountain within four miles of Rock Springs and later crossed the railroad near Wilkins traveling south. W. J. Stroud, famed hunter and photographer, observed the animals and followed their tracks for hours. He notes the elk likely wintered near the desert after heavy snows and recalls few recent elk sightings in the area.
Sunflower silage offers a strong corn substitute for Iowa and similar states where corn grows poorly. It matches corn silage in feeding value, with higher protein and favorable nutritive ratios. Sunflowers thrive on diverse soils, yield 50 to 100 percent more per acre, and improve livestock vigor and milk flow in breeding females.
Washington reports income and excess profits taxes collected from January 1 to March 20 1920 total 908 829 172 13 dollars. The receipts cover the first installment of 1919 taxes and include payments on prior year assessments as recorded by the Internal Revenue Bureau.
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