Evanston Plans $50,000 LDS Church Building
Evanston will see a new church structure with a projected cost of at least $50,000. A committee including John W. Mills and John Spencer will buy lots 13 and 14 in block 18 on Center Street to build the chapel. Willard Young of Salt Lake City prepared the plans while Jos B. Martin becomes fund collector and Daniel Garrard treasurer.
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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 Sparks Wyoming Prospecting Boom
The Osage oil field near Sheridan attracts many prospectors with trains bringing in hundreds in a single day. Leading oil companies are in the scramble for leases, including a firm offering 100 600 for an eighty acre lease. Sheridan firms report high land sales, with Jets worth 5150 sold in two days.
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Osage
Sheridan
Wyoming
Green River Forms Committee to Field 1920 Baseball Team
In Green River a push to field a winning baseball team for the coming season has elected five local citizens as a committee to manage the squad for 1920. Optimism runs high as reports say the Green River club may be unusually strong this year.
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Green River
Green River City
Barrel of Water Fraud Rumor In Rock Springs
A Rock Springs rumor in the Rocket describes prominent locals buying a barrel of whiskey that proved water. Reportedly, residents paid $2200 to a stranger who vanished as no one would testify.
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Rock Springs
Daylight Saving Ordinance Backed by Town Clerks
A movement among town clerks favors enacting daylight savings for nine months funded by the town council. The issue will be discussed at the next council meeting. Some clerks reportedly supported the last plan with clocks set forward one hour, and officials may act favorably Friday.
State Game Warden Protects Fish Notice Warns Water Users
State Game Warden WT Judkine issues public notices calling attention to water use rights and legal obligations. Authorities insist on strict enforcement of the law to prevent pollution and interference with streams and gates. The notices mention penalties for violations and urge compliance by all water users.
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Judkine
Judkiee
Evanston to Honor Service Men Monument Dedication
Evanston prepares a dedication event for a World War II service men monument. Local officials plan ceremonies and expect participation from veterans and community leaders. The schedule includes a public rally and a speech program at a civic venue with attendance by city and state representatives.
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Evanston
So Dowashes First Wyoming Aeroplane Veiled In Turbulent Scene
The report recounts a Wyoming incident involving an aeroplane owned by Cas er ao Woronalnye oid Montana. The event notes McCtvethy ta al play lose tele and a group deciding to buy their own plane after a collision or near miss.
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Montana
Women in Cities urged to aid child welfare reform
Washington conference of Interchurch World Movement urged church women to back a big budget for babies and push for cooperation among civic and legislative child welfare bodies. Delegates from 21 regions, including prominent figures, called for organizing motherhood programs and industrial support to aid war stricken and needy children worldwide.
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Women Leaders of Nation
Indorse Interchurch World Movement
America
Washington
United States
Interchurch World
Woodrow Wilson
Interchurch Movement
Nowbie
Bers
Robert Lansing
Josephus Daniels
David Houston
Franklin K. Lane
A. S. Burleson
A. Mitchell Palmer
Mie
Groulteh
Serbia
Primetoff
Bulgaria
Mme. Mare Pe
Switzerland
Bubles
Churches
Warstricken
Glilye
Interchurch World Movement
Women of America
Inter
Ministers Seek Million Delegates for Free Hospitals Plan
Protestants plan a nationwide cooperative program linking clinics and homes for the aged with higher salaries for pastors. Around 2,000 county meetings will discuss salaries, church cooperation, and a mass Interchurch Movement survey led from New York. Meetings run late April to early May across Idaho Montana Wyoming and more, with county conferences forming a larger faculty for the national drive.
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M . Sores
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
Cheirtaniey Preparatory
Mbestouiry
Loterchurch
Decieliers
Paros
Panines
Afroman
Alguien
Oil field notes reflect new rigs and leases near Big Piney
Big Piney oil field notes report Chas J Perkins of Des Moines and Green Wyoming Oil seeking data and arranging a new standard rig after road conditions permit. Opal rigs await transport. Southern Pacific subsidiary reps visit with geologists. A G Burritt leases ground at Midway and Dry Viney for July 1, 1920 operation. Lincoln Idaho Co discusses leasing with outside parties as it holds three producing wells grades of gasoline reach 26 percent. Associated Oil Co. appears in closing line with generic mention of electric lighting and friends forgotten.
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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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