Evanston Plans $50,000 LDS Church Building
Evanston officials report a new church building to cost not less than $50,000 will be erected this summer. A committee led by John W. Mills and John Spencer will purchase lots 13 and 14, block 18 on Center street and oversee construction. Jos B. Martin is fund collector and Daniel Garrard treasurer, with houses on the lots already sold and Willard Young of Salt Lake City drawing plans.
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John W. Mills
John Spencer
R. W. Fawkes
Ernest G. Burdett
David Dean
Center Street
Jos. B. Martin
Daniel Garrard
Willard Young
Salt Lake City
Oil Rush at Osage Field Surges in Wyoming
The Osage oil field near Sheridan draws heavy attention from oil men and prospectors. Reports claim 218 prospectors entered the field in one day, with many leading companies represented. A large operator reportedly offered 100600 for an eighty acre lease. Sheridan firms sell town lots and jets rapidly, totaling thousands in sales.
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Osage
Sheridan
Wyoming
Green River Forms Committee to Organize 1920 Baseball Team
A Green River movement aims to field a winning baseball team for the coming season. At a recent meeting five local citizens were elected to oversee the team for 1920, with optimism that the squad will be unusually strong this year.
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Green River
Green River City
Big price for barrel of water rumor swirls in Rock Springs
The Rock Springs Rocket reports a rumor that prominent locals bought a barrel of whiskey that proved to be water. About $2200 was paid to a stranger who escaped as no one would swear to inform.
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Rock Springs
Clerks Push Daylight Saving Ordinance Favor in City
A movement by town clerks supports enacting daylight saving within the city limits for the coming months. The issue will be discussed at the next council meeting with several officials said to back the plan adopted previously, which involved shifting clocks by one hour.
State Game Warden Protects Fish Under Tight Enforcement
State Game Warden WT Judkine issued discreet notices urging water users to comply with the law and respect the head gates to prevent boat and fishery interference. Authorities warned violations will be enforced strictly and penalties will follow.
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Judkine
Judkiee
Evanston to Honor Service Men Monument Dedication
A community plans to dedicate a monument honoring service men who gave their lives in the war. Event details are unclear due to OCR errors but the ceremony will take place in Evanston with involvement from local officials and the War Department.
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Evanston
Montell
War Department
So Dowashes First Wyoming Aeroplane Drama
A garbled excerpt reports an aviation incident involving a Wyoming aeroplane and a company from Casper. Despite unclear details readers learn that individuals attempted to pilot a craft and faced a loss or failure while in or near Montana.
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Dowashes
Wyoming
Women in America Back Interchurch Child Welfare Plan
Conference in Washington urged church women to back a big budget for babies and press for coordinated action by church boards civic and legislative groups. Delegates from 21 regions called for efficiency in operations support for the Interchurch World Movement and a push to involve industrial, state and legislative bodies in child welfare efforts worldwide.
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Indorse Interchurch World Movement
Interchurch Platform
Church Women of America
America
Washington
United States
Interchurch World
Woodrow Wilson
Interchurch Movement
Nowbie
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Women of America
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Ministers Seek One Million Delegates for Hospital Plan
Troubled by low salaries and aging methods, Protestant church leaders outline a cooperation program. They aim to hold about 2,000 meetings during April to mobilize pastors and lay workers for county conferences, urging better pay, hospital care, and extended outreach across Montana and Wyoming.
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Thewn Ate
BV. Edworthy
Lorerechurch
World Movement For
Mannina
Montana
Pennty
J. A. Alford
Sunday School Association
Edworthy
Wyoming
A. F. Stewart
Alford
W. Muerls
Shire
Awerdary
Tor Thehe
Mint Suaite
United States
Arerica
Apate
Tvvereh Beet
West
Eighteenth Street
New York City
United
Bieta
Big Piney oil field notes from Examiner report
Des Moines financier Chas J Perkins and Green Wyoming Oil secretary arrived to oversee holdings near the Big Piney field. A new standard rig will be moved in as road conditions permit, with several rigs at Opal awaiting transport. Southern Pacific subsidiary staff from Opal reviewed the field with geologist Christian Wrang. A. G. Burritt of Salt Lake leased sections 17 and 34 to operate a rig by July 1 1920. Thomas Clinton of Lincoln Idaho Co. hosted outside parties to gauge leasing prospects as three wells already produce high grade gasoline. Electricity lights the darkness and guides the people as Associated Oil Co. of California notes.
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Big Piney Oil
The
Examiner
Chas, J. Perkins
Des Moines
Iowa
Green- Wyoming Oil Company
Big Piney
Big Piney Oil and Refining Company
A. G. Burritt
Salt Lake
Leo Ball
Merna
Midway
Dry Viney
Thos, Clinton
Lincoln-Idaho Co
Coopany
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