Osage Oil Field Sparks Wyoming Town to Life
Osage in Wyoming's Osage field bursts into activity as tents give way to wooden structures and a two story business block rises on Main Street. Charles Guenther of Mike Henry Oil is hailed as the father of Osage for his unwavering faith and bold rig placement that started the boom.
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Wyoming
Union
Osage
Douglas Enterprise
Osnge
Lue
Charles A. Guenther
Mike Henry Oil Company
Guenther
Fifty Three Kids Appeal to Heart of Mrs Estill
Denver April 18 Crowing, kicking and a-fifty-three of all children of fallen girls greeted Mrs Commissioner Thotting Estill during a Denver luncheon. She spoke of being mother to eight and stepmother to seven, describing the children as victims of circumstances and outrages. She praised the Salvation Army for aiding mothers and children to grow into goodness.
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Denver
Colo
Spe
Thotting Estill
Denver Commercial Club
Estill
Salvation Army
Osage Field Drives Rapid Wyoming Oil Boom
Development in the Osage field has accelerated since shallow pay sands were found last September. Hundreds of rigs are at work and more are planned this summer, boosting Osage growth and spurring local town expansion as the Mike Henry company, with about 20,000 acres inside the formation, stands to gain most from the surge.
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Wyoming
Osage
Mike Henry Company
Foreign trade growth reflects prosperity in February data
February exports reached 645,769,025 while imports stood at 467,634,298, showing a strong trade surplus. For the eight months ending February, exports totaled 5,231,005,044 and imports 3,235,312,428, up from the same period last year.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce
Elk Herd Spotted on White Mountain Near Rock Springs
A band of six elk was seen on White Mountain within four miles of Rock Springs and later crossed the railroad near Wilkins traveling south. W. J. Stroud reported the encounter and noted the elk appeared fat and in good condition. This is the first authentic elk sighting on White Mountain in twenty eight years.
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White Mountain
Rock Springs
Wilkins
W. J. Stroud
Rocky Mountain Bill
Mr. Stroud
Stroud
Fire Hole Basin
Eden Valley
Willow
Sean
Sunflower Silage Emerges as Top Feed for Stock
Sunflower silage proves a strong corn substitute in areas unsuitable for corn. It offers similar feeding value to corn with higher protein and better milk support for ewes. The crop yields 50 to 100 percent more per acre and suits diverse conditions, boosting cattle and sheep gains in winter feeding.
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C. N. Shepardson
Farm Bureau
Tax collections in early 1920 total 908 million dollars
The Internal Revenue Bureau reports income and excess profits tax receipts from January 1 to March 20, 1920 amount to 908,829,172.13 dollars. The figure covers the first installment on 1919 taxes and prior year collections from bureau and field offices.
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Washington, D. C
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau and Field Awi
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