Gasoline Shortage Prompts Diesel and Shale Hope
An old Scientific American discussion explains gasoline prices rise as cars outnumber supply. It notes petroleum is a complex mixture, refined by distillation, and argues expanding crude output is limited. Future relief lies in Mountain shales, diesel engines, coal tar alcohol, or new fuels, with immediate benefits slow.
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Scientific American
Lincoln County
Ordibar
Autoiat
Snog
Scaria
Caroline
Opera House Project Moves Forward at Corner Street Site
A new opera house project advances as initial work begins on the corner site with the Opera House Company, capital $200,000, involved in moving buildings and assembling the venture. The project marks a key step toward the planned venue at the specified urban corner, with related theatre firms noted in local developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tial Arsuneul Company
Waa Incorporated
Drill Poundin Away and the Midday Merger
A garbled, fragmented OCR item mentions a figure named Mike and references a tense exchange. The text hints at a heated repartee during a meeting or event with a woman present and a Newt or Mor latay context. No clear date, place, or outcome is discernible.
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Mike Ny
Nell
Press Warns Fuel Situations Critical
A news brief notes repeated warnings over a month about a fuel shortage. It argues the crisis demands government action and new oil development. A. C. Redford of Standard Oil warns that Britain has secured mortgages on oil production abroad, urging U S policy to compete with foreign producers.
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A. C. Redford
Standard Oil Go
Vaya
America
Great Britain
U. S
My. Bedford
Uncle Sam
Lackey to Drill New Well at La Barge Dry Piney
Charles Lackey plans a new drilling effort this week at La Barge Dry Piney as the crew stays active on the rig site. As discoverer of the Dry Piney field his summer activity is closely watched. He drilled the first producing well in 1916 at Dry Piney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackey
Charles Lackey
Divine Right to Work Sparks Court Hearing
Judge Curren sharply rebukes miners union counsel over remarks on the divine right to ante work and the divine right to work as court relations in Kansas strain. Also a Lost Pair of Trousers at West Hotel dining room, Sioux City Journal ad, and scattered clipped quotes from Post-Intelligencer and Sing Sing Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Andrew J. Curren
Miners’ Union
Industrial News Bureau
West Hotel
Sioux City Journal
Kukoy and McLean dissolved partnership in 1920
Notice states that the partnership doing business as Kukoy and McLean was dissolved April 23 1920 with William McLean as sole owner and responsible for all debts. The document also covers a probate matter in Lincoln County Wyoming scheduling a real estate sale hearing for May 29 1920 and publication notice in Kemmerer Camera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kukoy
Wm. McLean
Kukoy and McLean
Notice of Hearing Return of Sale of Real Estate Utah
In the District Court, Probate in Uinta County Utah, James W. Plotting deceased. No 453. J T Van Kinke administrator filed return of sale of real estate April 20 1920 and a hearing is set May 29 1920 at 10:00 am in Evans Courtroom. Persons with written objections may appear and produce witnesses. Description of real estate follows: southeast quarter, west half of south east quarter, northeast quarter.
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State of
Wyoming
County of
Lincoln
District Court
Third Judicial District
Alice J. Lehmer
Bessie Lehmer Sanderson
Kemmerer Camera
Kemmerer
John R. Abhor
Uinta
James W. Plotting
J. T. van Kinke
Balamays
Evans N
Rand
Notice of Stockholders Meeting Sec 30 and lands sale
Legal notices report a stockholders meeting for Arizona-Wyomin sat company at Kemmerer Wyoming and a property sale to M B Danforth for 8500. Also oil shale lease applications in Wyoming with deadlines June 12 1920 and final estate settlement for Edward Stearns due by July 2 1920. Secretary D C Cote signs. May 1920 notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona-Wyomin, Sat
Meter Hotel
Kemmers Wyoming
D.C. Cote
Salt Lake City
Utah
Notice of Oil Shale Lease Applications in Wyoming Lands
Notice of application filed by David J. Brown and James P. Rosenberg for an oil shale lease covering lands in township 21 22 north range 117 116 west, including sections 5 6 31 32 and related tracts in Lincoln and Uinta counties. Public publication to record notice of intent and parties involved with a June deadline and witness list.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Congress
Samuel O. Rows
Bert L. Rosenberg
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Alex Nisbet
David J. Brown
James P. Rosenberg
Twenty-Two
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United. ‘States
Home Industries
Gertanye Teaitle Post-Intelligencer
Ukoy & M'Lean
Paul Pipa
Northwest Quarter
N. R
P. M
M. B. Danforth
Jerein
James Brown
Chee
and District Court
Jas, Brown, JE
Edward Stearns
C.J. Bayer
C. J. Bayer
BUICK
Salmon & Thomas
Kemmerer Hdw. & Fur. Co
Lincoln Abstract
H. R. Harrison
J. L. Mullings
Realty
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Tel
Wyo
Kemmerer Hotel
Dale Crane
Prop
the Kemmerer Hotel Cafe
Hotel Kemmerer
Tom Ming
U. S. Land Office
Uther
Diamons
Elgim
Fld la Chapelle
Keamarareming
Laima Barer
Mou
Kemmerer Union Laundry
Chevrolet
Studebaker
Kemmerer Garage
Professional Directory
Attornie
J.W. Sammon
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Tyan
Jones
United States
Kemmerer Wyoming
Robert R. Rose
J. R. Christmas
H. R. Christmas Kemmerer
R. Christmas
First National Bang Bldg
R. I. Sanders
Cunnington, Hocker Brothers and Co
Rock Springs
Cumberland
Sublet
Superior
Drs. Stafford, Roe and Goldberg
City
Dr.Hughes
Kemmerer Kemmerer
Lincoln County Miners’ Hospital
Kemmerer Lodge No
My Brothers
J. L. Maklings
L. M. Pratt
O. E
Odd Fellows’ Hall
W. M
Iva Vicann
Marie King
Alf
A. M
Odd Fellows
EB. Pitt
W. We
Arthur Calverley
Seebi
K. P
Lincoln Lodge No
Kom Mover
Fred C
Ward
C. C
Pree Eynon
L. O
O. M
J. 1
Lindsay
Mantle
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