Oil Industry Faces Setbacks from New Policies
The article argues Western oil development is being hampered by conservation policies and proposed changes to the Walsh-Pittman bill. It notes opposition from officials and a Senate-favored stance for western production, urging public officials to support policies that encourage oil supply and resist price-minded restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uy Ie
Atake
Mark T. Requa
Rocky Mountains
Washington
Wyoming
California
Old Nelda
Senate
West
House
Atorney
Navy
Dinner Socials and Visitors Highlight Upper Country News
Upper Country News reports dinners and gatherings among Mrs Joe Miller family circles with Mrs Thompson and Mrs Roy Edwards hosting and visiting relatives. Many locals, including H A Thompson, Harry Capron, and Helen Wilhelm, are noted for thrift stamps and Sunday dinners while guests such as CP Webb, Chas Pelton, and Lute Waters appear. A long list of visits and arrivals from Daniel, Lava Hot Springs, and Green River area follows, with musical entertainment and a large dining party near one hundred attendees referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Miller
Thompson
Roy Edwards
McCasland
Austin Richardson
Mixes Helen Wilhelm
Jewett
H. A. Thompson
Merna
Chas, Pelton
Chay
Hull
Hille Meyers
Daniel
Webb
Ogden
Helen Jacoby
Parry Bowlsby
Pall River Basin
Hore Creek
The Camera Ad Promotes Printing and Goods at Hum ber 8am
An old advertisement-like notice invites readers to place orders for items and services available at The Camera. It lists various offerings including meals, drink chucks, numbering machines, and printing services, promising neat and prompt execution.
Help Your Home Town Merchant Alleged Scam
A Cheyenne hardware tale recalls a dishonest local dealer who overcharges a customer for a hammer, adds postage and express fees, and delays delivery by claiming he must fetch the item. The piece urges supporting hometown merchants to grow the town’s economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Ines
Awen
Skinem & Stingem
Lt T
Lome
Quealy Newslet: Local visits and Red Cross notes
Mrs H Lord and sister and children return to Idaho for about two months due to bad roads. Mrs Lea Masters visits her daughter Mrs Dave Crumbie just home from hospital. Mrs Corney Edwards returns to Ogden. Red Cross meets at Mrs Berrier's. Hackett children visit Frontier. afghan progress noted. Quealy boys form a ball team and aim to play Sublet. Junior Red Cross starts thrift stamp drive and ships stockings and dresses to Belgium. Try Chamberlain's Tablets for sour stomach. eat lightly and chew well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lord
Frontier
Mary Citerio
Mike Citerio
Red Cross
G. ¥. Foster
No. 5
Belgium
He Bought War Stamps in Our Town Ballad
A short verse recalls a town man who saves every cent for war stamps. It reflects patriotism and support for Allied efforts, noting Uncle Sam and relief ships while urging collective sacrifice.
Also Mentioned on This Page
First National Bank
Jw, K
Ivan S. Jones
Kommerer
Robert R. Rose
J. A. Christmas
H. EB
H. BR. Christmas
Kemmerer
Lincoln County Miners
Kemmerer, Wyoming
K. Kendall
Drs. Hocker
Stafford
Marshall
Reynolds N. W. Reynolds
J.W Sammon
J. M. Mott
Cunningham & Hocker
Kemmerer, Cumberland and
Dismondville, Wyoming
C. E. Melvin
Hoakinn Hotel
Bidg
Whiston’s Confectionery
Johnson’s, McDonald’s and
Sweet
Lincoln County
Ogden Union
Mountain Brand
Ogden Packing & Provision Co
Ogden, Utah
Reen Newdlosnly
Pollet
Upper Country News
Clyde Johnson
Bontorant
Alex Pho
Todd
Mea Campbell
Harber
Pinedale
Sargent
Deere
Peete
HT Albert
Ohford Stulte
Humber
Toney
Mone
Quealy Newslets
Chamberlain
Ady
Sam Te Rme
Dante
Vane
Ke Lawretins
City Drugatora
Lincoln Securities Company
Lincolns
Wyoming Petroleum Corporation
Moe
Wm. H. Child & Co
Salt Lake City, Utah
Asy Bek
Utah
Prvatian
Halle
Toledo
H, Sedon
The
Hoskins
A. Vance
Kodak
Wyo
Rexall Drugs
Hamedion
J. F. Fitzpatrick
Fred Steinberger
Frontier Supply Co
T. H. Balnan
Kothmandley, Granger, Wye
Jam M. Jamieson
Kemet F Alt Cheen Nu
Wndertt Anes
Es Fivela TY Dor Hareca
Brothers Cobsville
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