Local Social Notes Include Birthdays Trips and Hospital Updates
Mrs Wilford Olson hosted a 42 guest party for Dallas Olson's twelfth birthday. Vaughn Smith improves after Burns at Rangely Oil Fields, three months in St Marks Hospital. Eliza Ann Smyth attended Rose Odham's funeral in Colorado. Leo Bowthorpe, long in Salt Lake Veterans Hospital, returned home. Lyle Slaugh and family visited Colorado relatives. Hyrum Slaughs visited Neola relatives. Word Relief Society led Sunday services with Emma Smuin and Ella Watkins, Singing Mothers provided songs.
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Sarah Johnson
Salt Lake
Soni Vaughn
Vaughn
St. Marks Hospital
Eliza Ann Smuyth
Colorado
Rose Odham
Leo Bowthorpe
Veterans Hospital
Salt Lake City
Lyle Slaugh
Pilots Aid WWI Veterans Through Chicago Center
A group of World War I pilots formed the Air Service Placement Center in Chicago as a nonprofit to aid discharged Army Navy and air force men. Since its founding hundreds of veterans have received counseling and about ten percent have gained employment, mainly in sales roles, with ties to the aviation industry aiding opportunistic openings for pilots.
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Chicago
Alr Corps
Air Service Placement Center
Von
Population figures show Russian zone population rise
The Soviet military administration reports 17,330,000 people in the Russian zone of Germany based on an October census, about 1.1 million more than a year ago. The Russian zone is the second most populous, with the American zone at 18,882,335 inhabitants and the British zone nearby.
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Berlin
Germany
Rangely field interest centers on outpost well
Rangely oil field in Rio Blanco county Colorado sees renewed activity as Delta Drilling of Tyler Texas drills a test well three miles east of existing production. If successful it could extend the field eastward. Continentals Rooth wells progress slowly as engineers push conservation driven drilling limits. California’s Gray B 7 near pump depth 6459 feet. Twenty five wells on pump with thirty three rigs active and ten showing water. Stand ard Oil Indiana plans a new twelve inch pipeline from Rangely to Wamsutter Wyoming this March.
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Rangely
Rio Blanco County
Colorado
Delta Drilling Company
Tyler
Texas
Continental
California
Weber
Denver Oil
Engineers’ Committee
Rangely Field
California Company
Stenolind
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Rengely
Wamsutter
Wyo
Family Life of Fishes Revealed by Spawning Habits
Ted Kesting notes fish nest building varies by species from perch to bass. Bass parents may prey on their fry, while perch mothers seek warm shorelines for egg strands measuring several feet long. Trout and salmon migrate upstream for safer nurseries, sometimes traveling hundreds of miles. Conservation insights arise from studying these patterns.
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Byron W. Datrymple
Papa
Mama Perch
Catfish Family News On Nest Building And Brook Trout Hope
Readers learn that brook trout struggle to survive without human help through artificial propagation due to habitat and fishing pressures. The piece also highlights catfish as a surprisingly admirable fish family, noting Papa bullhead and his mate tending the nest together.
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Papa Bullhead
Oil pipeline plan links Wamsutter to Casper Wyoming
Under current plans a ten inch line from Wamsutter to Casper Wyoming will supply crude to large refineries under construction at Casper. Any overflow will be moved via transcontinental pipelines to other markets, according to those familiar with the project.
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Nec
Wamsutter
Casper
Wyo
Stock Ownership Among Americans Reaches 9 Million
Authoritative estimates indicate about 9,000,000 Americans own stock in one or more corporations, reflecting broad participation in equity markets and investor activity across the nation.
Slaughter Weather Sparks Cold Carcass Cooling Note
Frosty weather is hog killing weather as near freezing temps needed to chill a freshly slaughtered carcass from 100 degrees to below 40 within four hours.
First Cooking Staver The 1680s US Market
The first cooking stoves appeared in the United States during the 1680s. They were wood burning stoves with built in ovens and an attached tank at the end for heating water.
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United States
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