Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 18, 1920, Page 4

Pa { ; MIDLAND CEREAL J BUILDING GREAT PLANT IN COLO, New Breakfast Food Company to/ Draw on Big Wheat Crop There * for Raw Material Oat, put Contracted Stock of the Midland Cereal Products company, a $500/000 concern’ now building a plant at Beighton, Colo., for the manufacture’ of “Whole Wheat Nuggets,” @ cooked, product which will utilize Colorado wheat, is being offered here by W. W. Dibb, at present sec- of the Farmers and Merchants’ association of Brighton, who expects to he connected with the company per- manently. “Mr. law of Attorney W. W. Purcell and is| visiting at the latter’s home while here. | Approximately $375,000 worth ‘of | stock h been sold to date, owned y small shareholders. The. to-| comprises 400,000 shares of} red and 100,000 *hares of common} the former carrying an eight per ceht gividend guarantee ana 50 per cent of all earnings over eight per| cent. The construction of the plant already has been financed and revenue from future stock sales will go into} operating capital. Provision also is | made for the resale of stock purchased | from.the company by origistal stock- ‘holders. “Whole Wheat Nuggets” will be man ufactured to meet a demand, not to create it," is the theory on which the| company is proceeding in: the light of | contracts for the entire initial output of one million packages a month. Ade- | quate supplies of wheat are assured by able location ‘within Colorado‘a Wheat producing district and age facilities will be provided for| purchases running upward of 250,000! bushels. L. Kingsley, veteran manufacturer | of food products, is president of the| company. No promotion stock has been 4ssued, neither do the diréctors retain control of a majority of the stock, The company has successfully passed | the requirements of the Wyoming “Blue Sky" law. | On a 40-acre site at Brighton *stee! is now being delivered forthe plant, a contract for the construction of whic! | was let some time ago. Brighton has excellent railroad failities with direct | connections on the Union Pacific witt:| terminal poin Mr. Dibb, in addition to being secre- tary of the commerciai club of h: thhome city, which has endorsed the com, | yin the highest terms, was, al: under the supervision of the county. For the present the company's mar- | eet wall be confined to 18 of the central es but with increased out- put i will _beome a national product. rALDBON BOOM SOUTH OF HERE Approach ‘of Drilling Season Sees Great Activity West of Lost Soldier Fields west of Lost Soldier and east of Rawlins ure displaying great. ac+j tivity in anticipation of important de- velopments in that region during the coming drilling season. ‘The Red Des: ert country is also exceedingly busy with drilling pk and the wide area is spotted with c that are scheduled | for tost this y old” Baxte also reported and a well will be This dome of the first government wal nd the The dome is cation summer, the or Rock Springs} to have a lo-} drilled this n old one to urthwest and geologist of the drawn by ‘the of this withdr ws ever Licca use majority of the land being claimed by the Uniow Pucifle, it would make the validation rath dubious for the axter field has | » until the present; when there is one firm willing to s es to nal West of thi ‘ts a repart| @ small structure lying on the wa- hed of Blacks fork on the Gree; nd which has been validated and drilled, and south of Union Pacifie about 30} creditable rive will bi tution on the miles there is a ported in which some of the large jes. are suid to be interested. s dome on the Wyoming Colo- rado stag about township 12-100 and pay sands will come in about feet, it is sal. It is probably a tinuation of the ture known to lie in that locality to as the Hiawatha dome. No wells} have ever been drilled within many miles. oo CAS-TEX STRIKES OIL N IOWA PARK FIELD, HRT. The company bag en in Inessage received -here this wee is Uh region, ‘The well is tu Falls, Texas.’ ‘There are many per stockholders in this compat estimate hay been given as to wi production will be. This lopated near Wichi { the The zircon, —— found in Norway, Cey- jon, and other parts of the world, bus been suggested us uw substitute for the diginon Dibb is a brother-in- [take Royalty’ - company of New York. Northwestern be meeting, jall debts and liabilities of the Wyoming | \& ‘Northwestern. | annual spring inspection trip. |16 wes should be brot in some time in lack Butte | structure | a nd generally referred} first well of the company in thir} : ea | The Results of Constipation .| \ Furnished by Taylor & Sioed ry Holle | Local Oil Stocks Amalgamated Royalty Atlas so Je... 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Big Muddy Pilot Butte -.. --$2.35 WYOMING & NORTHWESTERN WILL VOTE ON SALE OF RAIL PROPERTY : |Special Meeting Called 2d for Apri Apri 16 to Take up Pro- posal to Turn Roadbed-and Franchises Over to Chicago:& Northwestern A. special meeting of the stockholders of the Wyoming and | Northwestern Railway company, which owns the roadbed from a mile | west of Casper to Lander, has been called to be held in the offices of | the company here on April 16. This meeting is called for the purpose of deciding whether the’ stockholders shall authorize the sale of their property and franchises | ‘2. to the Chicago & Northwestern and aieoy lauthorize the discharge of a mortgage held by the Farmers’ Should. the sale of the Wyoming &} authorized at this} the C, & N. W. will assume} TBe legul.possession. of, the sod wie} of here by the C..& N. W. will moan number of special improvements in that | region, it is thot. A party of Northwestern officials, headed by C. T. Dyke, is expected here the Jatter part of this month on the} The improvement of the roadbed of the Northwestern from -Chadfon, to Lander, which was started last year, it is rumored, is to be completed this year. BallaSting and the laying of new ties’ and heavier rails, it. is said, will be hegun as soon as Reotcitd conditions whl permit. NEW WEL MAKES 11 FOR. Toduy s.- Markets by Wire . | Williams, B. | T_--__. Bid Ask | Western Exploration ‘pa | Texas OD -. 103 | Sinelair O11 . “407 U- 8. Steet Call money 2.50 |2nd 4's 6 3rd 4%4's -. Victory Loun - Ae, ‘The “tamous” Old Ysmesteud | Fairbanks family of America, which has been visited asa curiosity by people froin all parts of the United States, will be shown on the screen in Green Gables,” ring Mary, Miles Minter, which is show- ing at the Lyric: theatre today. |The house was built) in 1636 from. timbers brot from England to Dedham, Mass. bunke, who came to Dedham, Mass. 1633 with his wife and six pariien thus founding a family whose offsprings | } number! 31,000 families all over the country. The story is replete with ‘the whole} |Somehess and freshness so often lack- ing in pictures at | Ridiculous situations and a cast that is |true to\the characterizations of the book J THE GATES ll COMPANY go toward making it a success, , 1 , Ground Floor, Oil ; Wi; 1.74 3.30 ~ 1:71 825 (8.37 15 1.00 8.62 8.87 50.00 51.00 15 1,00 8.00 8.12 98.50 99.00 ire) st v1 STARS IN IN LYRIC SHOW is felt there over the situation, nor id nM there any talk on the wreets. regard- ing its fe Sts “Aune {of a Realart picture star- the present’ time. { ‘No water has come into the hole, and if -6 per 35% | aa is found in the second sand, as the drillers are confident of doing, telegram ‘received today. Stock of the Frost Oil Company is held largely in} Denyer. © second sand.in the Homer’ field is no Hs FAIRBANKS HOMESTEAD Soccer more than could logically; be expected patented or oi and andthe feat well \was drilled in ness, segtion. the heart of the \ ' Buck Creek fur-First Sand, ~ i mark yeh gay atari dey i rigor ot the nae fourteen en of health giv= covery ‘well. It is also directly west of » Buck Creek No. 14, ing full of oil, sufficient gas préssure, The: casing is | full Of olf, drilling a | few feet deeper will bring in’ the desired | as pressure, It is believed that Frést Oil Company Sore Be blag ng in of its No. 7 Chatham in ioner, field with an estimated pesaud fon of 25,000 barfels, according to =| tag ; 9689.” eesneremeeceaaeee ‘ New, Mexico Well to Be Shot, ‘Well ‘No. 2 of the Mesa ‘Verde Oil, Company, near Aztec, N. M., will be shot early this week, according to ‘Du+, rango, Colo,, reports. In bailing’ the well preparatory to shooting no less than 250 gallons of oil have been - and tl shooting oll will be found in Bering At quantities. 4 his ‘strengthens belief. that after Water in Homer Wells Discounted President Flannigan of | the Sinclair i gompany of Louisiana, and other: xperienced oil men, at. Shreveport tate that the water condition from the ailed in the Cushing field. No concern Authentic reports give tne dally: ‘pipe oa runs ‘Homer “now “at; 78,000 is, with more than 100,000 Iss new flush daily production from the sec- ond sand during last week. “More pipe line facilities aru. Dew, under. construc- tion to the field. Great Activity at at Roundup. Montana reports great olf attivity in, the vicinity of Roundup, - ave been made to sink Roundup oil )flélds; Word hay been received from Ded ver that the Gates well No. {cIntoyh Jease in the B Oklahoma, had i showing of oil on top of the nd and that drilling had start- ed. ‘This makes 11 producing wells on for the Gates oir! pany and makes a total of 8,500 bur- rels daily production. | With the announcement of such fa- | vorable indications, the price of Gate: stock moved up seven cents yesterday. | The Gates. company hag iis’ No. 11 and No. 12 wells drilling and they should }be due next month. 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