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August 3, 1918
The Laramie Republican
Laramie, Albany County, Wyoming
What is this article about?
Dr. Aven Nelson and W. S. Ingham returned from Casper, Wyoming, after University of Wyoming board members inspected the oil situation affecting university interests. The meeting was attended by six members, state officials, and provided valuable information.
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PRESIDENT AND TRUSTEE
HOME FROM CASPER
Dr. Aven Nelson, the president of
the University of Wyoming, and W.
S. Ingham, a member of the board of
trustees, have returned from Casper,
where they had been with other members
of the board looking over the oil
situation as it has bearing on the interests
of the university. Six members of the
board, including Mr. Ingham, Dr. A. B.
Hamilton of Laramie, C. D. Spalding of
Laramie, Judge Carey of Cheyenne,
President Mary B. David of Douglas and
Mrs. B. B. Brooks of Casper, attended
the meeting, the absentees being Judge
Burke, who is in California, Mr. Beech
of Kemmerer and Mr. Brooks of Sheridan.
The state superintendent of public
instruction, Miss Edith K. O. Clark, and
State Land Commissioner Lee were also
present and attended the meetings of the
board. Mr. Spalding and Dr. Hamilton
remained over to visit on the La Prele
and at other points. Mr. Ingham stated
today that the board had gained a good
deal of very valuable information and he
thought the trip had been entirely
successful. Some matters in connection
with the oil business of the university
were disposed of.
HOME FROM CASPER
Dr. Aven Nelson, the president of
the University of Wyoming, and W.
S. Ingham, a member of the board of
trustees, have returned from Casper,
where they had been with other members
of the board looking over the oil
situation as it has bearing on the interests
of the university. Six members of the
board, including Mr. Ingham, Dr. A. B.
Hamilton of Laramie, C. D. Spalding of
Laramie, Judge Carey of Cheyenne,
President Mary B. David of Douglas and
Mrs. B. B. Brooks of Casper, attended
the meeting, the absentees being Judge
Burke, who is in California, Mr. Beech
of Kemmerer and Mr. Brooks of Sheridan.
The state superintendent of public
instruction, Miss Edith K. O. Clark, and
State Land Commissioner Lee were also
present and attended the meetings of the
board. Mr. Spalding and Dr. Hamilton
remained over to visit on the La Prele
and at other points. Mr. Ingham stated
today that the board had gained a good
deal of very valuable information and he
thought the trip had been entirely
successful. Some matters in connection
with the oil business of the university
were disposed of.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What keywords are associated?
University Board
Oil Situation
Casper Meeting
Wyoming Interests
Trustees Visit
What entities or persons were involved?
Dr. Aven Nelson
W. S. Ingham
Dr. A. B. Hamilton
C. D. Spalding
Judge Carey
President Mary B. David
Mrs. B. B. Brooks
Judge Burke
Mr. Beech
Mr. Brooks
Miss Edith K. O. Clark
State Land Commissioner Lee
Where did it happen?
Casper, Wyoming
Story Details
Key Persons
Dr. Aven Nelson
W. S. Ingham
Dr. A. B. Hamilton
C. D. Spalding
Judge Carey
President Mary B. David
Mrs. B. B. Brooks
Judge Burke
Mr. Beech
Mr. Brooks
Miss Edith K. O. Clark
State Land Commissioner Lee
Location
Casper, Wyoming
Story Details
University of Wyoming president and trustees returned from Casper after inspecting oil situation impacting university interests; six board members and state officials attended, gaining valuable information and resolving related matters.