Casper Daily Tribune dated January 22, 1922

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Jumps From 5,000 to world, fortunately situated in stockraising, and having at its 5,000 souls to an industrial power sec-

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PAGE TWO The Casper Daily Tribune asd Wyoming Weekly Review ijseued every even! at Casp publics ming) postoffice as second

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ee a eo ee ee eee INDUSTRIAL EDITION. 5 ity we must have, That is a part of ® great plan for the safety of the state. Our...

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ARONA ee werk Bete ee who veveuretsrs oer PAGE FOUR THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE AND WYOMING WEEKLY REVIEW CASPER TRIBUNE WYOMING

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ote vive os FRANK G. CURTIS President, New York Oil Co. 'HE NE‘, YORK OIL COMPANY maintains its head- quarters at Casper,...

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ees lM TAMA ed ha ARE AB e Sas — wets (HE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE AND WYOMING WEEKLY REVIEW. PAGE SIX STAR VALLEY A SMILING...

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es | INDUSTRIAL EDITION. _. : THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE AND WYOMING WEEKLY REVIEW PAGE SEVEN” RAPID STRIDES MADE IN...

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Architectural Work of CS se ee GARBUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENEY, 415 Consolidated Royalty Building, Casper, Wyoming ike TRIBUNE...

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. THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE AND WYOMING WEEKLY REVIEW WAS Architectural Work of ‘GARBUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENEY, Architects | 415

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INDUSTRIAL EDITION. TEN THz CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE AND WYOMING WEEKI Y REVIEW ¥ PAGE D: ATRYING CO! TING TOE FRONT AS AN...

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OTATEFAIR AN INDEX OF PROGRESS BEING MADE IN EDUCATION, AGRICULTURE AND OTHER PURSUITS if x ‘® measure for the teachers’...

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THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE:AND WYOMING WEEKLY REVIEW é H : FH H é k Ata one PAGE TWELVE GACANIZED LABOR IN WYOMING ENJOYS...

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INDUSTRIAL EDITION. Se ee eae lee LANDER REGION AMONG FIRST IN DIVERSIFIED GOLD RUSH 3 F Now Devloping Protacs eating...

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———————————— mmr rl lO TST SS | E.G. VANATTA | AND M. F. RYAN ATTORNEYS Annum the Removal of Their Offices From 310 O-S Bldg.

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ance Happening” Re- vealed Great Stockraising Possibilities on Plains Chimney Rock Near Laramie BY STANLEX EDWAEDS, Laramie

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PAGE SIXTEEN eee SCHOOL ENROLLMENT JUMPS 50 PER CENT IN 6 YEARS’ TIME \IILLIONS BEING SPENT ON ATTRACTIVE NEW BUILDINGS HIGH

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WYOMING OIL WEALTH $1,500,000,000 Known oil fields in Wyoming are roughly estimated to have a potential value of...

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THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE AND WYOMING WEEKLY REVIEW TION JUMPS TO 19,06 >AG PAGE TWO Wyoming during 1921 produced 19,06...

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SNDUSTRIAL EDITICN. TEN MILLIONS ENLARGING BIG REFINERIES Casper Becomes Largest Gasoline Pro-| ' ducing City of Nation as

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THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE AND WYOMING WEEKLY REVIEW MS eT 7 ~~ 1} | Fs : z - F Cowley. Oil § i HUNDREDS MILES ADDED 1) TOTAL 1

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rat, N ,) Q ) \ & \ N \ \ \ N 4 X y \) N 4 ) 4 \ \) i) N N) X) N h \) 4 \) \ \) .) \) 5 . : INDUSTRIAL EDITION. THE CASPER

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CONSERVATION-—The Keynote of the Wyoming Petroleum Industry WE are standing on the threshold of a new yeur and our hearts are

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CASPER DOE! THIGH TEST OASIS PRODUCT OF __|gemmmemeeseenn secssconsmnnnaamemeny OIL REFINING....— WYOMING Industry of Saving

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PAGE EIGHT AVERAGE OU LAW ADDS A FORT NEW WELLS !S H 1 GH FIGHT FOR RECOGNITION : ; Initial Production of 261 Producers Com-;

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(OIL DEVELOPMENT IN BAXTER BASIN STRUCTURE 12 Miles South of Fig ) ee Rock Springs, Wyo. | «| Pe = nO RS n this S...

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Riverton is located on the Chi- cago & Northwestern railway about 25¢miles from its western terminus, in the center of a tri

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WE] A WZ | a=] ox CCC PTCA st a =a: Q= 1u WiWass eg a ae —S SSS SS =| AND” = ie a io 3 3 Fat Weekly Revie ——Ia~ Se CASPER,

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PAGE TWO FARM OUTPUT L DESPITE BIG § Industry Jast Emerging From Throes of Contributes Over $50,000,000 to Production Value

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> ¢ fear IND HEAL EARLY PIONEERS FOUND 2 eS \|CATTLE INDUSTRY FIRST, IS STILL BIG FACTOR ‘WEALTH IN RANGE | Statement Showing

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PAGE FOUR GREAT STRIDES IN IRRIGATION WORKS SHOWN Transformation Wrought by Water Puts State in Agricultural Class; Over...

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td INDUSTRIAL EDITION. THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE AND WYOMING WEEKLY REVIEW ' ‘ PAGE FIVE AOSTA TIO caren an ie vo wrownc...

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Farmers Brought to State by Reclamation Work and Greatest Plans Are Reserved for the Future BY F. BH. BARROW. Wyoming may...

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- Ae ee The wealth of Casper and Natrona County is derived from three principal sources, the sheep industry, thé cattle...

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F | Luss of cs sa: PAGE EIGHT -ange Grade Hereford Steer; - MAJOR PLACE IN INDUSTRY Nearly Million Animals in State Now.and

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3 we re: SS The Casper Daily Crihune “ Pyoming Weekly Review Industrial Edition / SECTION 4—Ten Pages CASPER, WYO., JANUARY

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ur er PAGE TWO $28,000,000 WORTH MINERALS PRODUCED Mines of Wyoming Give Up Huge Total Despite Lack of Precious Metals on...

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eHnen waren mann Pena nee HMw “N INDUSTRIAL EDITION. ‘TE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE AND WYOMING WEEKLY REVIEW BANK RESOURCES...

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PAGE FOUR FACTORIES ADD LARGE SUM TO STATE OUTPUT ; | | ] All Industries Overshadowed by Huge Refinery Production but Small

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TEN MILLIONS IN UTILITIES All Towns and Cities of State Enjoy Mod- ern Conveniences; Natural Gas Guar- arantees More...

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THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE AND WYOMING WEEKLY REVIEW Why We Believe m Wyoming Because the natura! resources of Wyoming are...

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=. is THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE AND WYOMING WEEKLY REVIEW , PAGE SEVEN SEVENTY MILES NEW RAILROAD ARE ADDEL L MILEAGE...

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PAGE : The Poposia Coal Mining Company | Views tries which have made wonderful development during the past few years and...

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‘THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE AND WYOMING WEEKLY REVIEW 4 AMUN PAD INTO NSURANG COMPANIES OVER DOUBLE Lass FRYER, PROTECTION §

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Nn an ee ee es PAGE TEN ‘THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE AND WYOMING WEEKLY REVIEW ie eae TD aL | &, Fo Lede. +: > POI II II TT TIT

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€ Y aes Yi; e, ye ( WV 2 bY _— = i The. Casper Dail Crih MS A Was" Wyoming Weekly Review di al Scrions—rig Pega CCARPER WHO.

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a = 4 [- PAGE TWO GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY TO CROWN PARK ACTIVITIES IN 1922 Lasting Peace for Early-Day Survivors 4 a NATURE'S...

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a . ee eran PAGE THREE HIGHWAY MAP BRANCHES OUT UNDER GUIDANCE OF STATE MUCH WORK ACCOMPLISHED, MORE. PLANNED UNDER SURVEYS

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ws rid PAGE FOUR POWER AWAITS HARNESSINC OF STATE STREAMS Want of Development on Score of Rivers and Creeks in Wyoming BY...

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INDUSTRIAL EDITION. FOR OF ALL ESTS RICH INRESOURCES KINDS Millions of Acres in Wyoming Provide Watersheds for Irrigation,

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b> Tee we ic uy S it 2 1 1 |) tired and weary professional or busi- ness man, who with rod and reel, and PAGE SIX THE CASPER

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THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE ANI) WYOMING WEEKLY REVIEW ‘DUDE WRANGLING’ NEW STGNICAL DEPARTMENT | qt senerations Encouraging...

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Stas" OF es MERE RES SOSA RAG MUL A RA 7 ea a La: or 8 e. 3) ni he 1 e a L 25 PSPS Os eRe eo wes L oe PAGE EIGHT FAME OF...