Grange Fails as Steam Rollers Defeat Bears in Boston
Harold Grange and the Chicago Bears lose to the Providence Steam Rollers 6 to 0 in the first pro game here. Grange is tiring and quiet, playing 44 minutes with limited ball carries and one interception thrown, while his teammates are outplayed by a veteran Steam Rollers squad before a crowd under 15,000. The Bears head to Pittsburgh for their next game.
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Chicago Bears
Providence
Boston
Harold
Jed” Grange
Providence Steam Rollers
Grange
Wheaton
Steam Rollers
Miller
Crowley
Notre Oo
Four Horsemen
Pittsburgh
Bears
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Explorer Stranded 24 Hours in Fort Stanton Cave Near Carrizozo
Ray Kargas became lost while exploring the Fort Stanton cave near Carrizozo New Mexico and wandered in darkness for a full day after a fall stole his flashlight and matches. He was eventually found by Fort Stanton hospital staff. The cave, tied to local history, lies on the Fort Stanton reservation and has long intrigued residents.
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Carrizozo
N. M
Fort Stanton
Ray Kargas
Capitan
Kargas
Fort Stanton Hospital
White Mountains
Malpais
Miller to represent state wool growers at national meeting
Prager Miller of Roswell was chosen as a delegate to the national convention of the New Mexico Wool Growers Association. The Boise Idaho convention runs January 16 to 18. The state meeting date was deferred until Miller's return. Attendees included Fred Huning, A Dve Farr, Frank A Hubbel, A E Ingham, Louie McRae, and Otto Hake.
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Prager Miller
New Mexico Wool Growers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Boise
Idaho
Roswell
Fred Huning
Los Lunas
aDve Farr
Magdalena
Frank A. Hubbell
Albuquerque
A. E. Ingham
Louie McRae
Otto Hake
McRae
Louis Iiield Company
Mr. Hake
Rank Bond Company
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
Doctors and chemists now recommend Calotaba a refined calomel tablet. Take one or two tablets at bedtime with water no salts no nausea. By morning your cold should vanish and your system be purified with a hearty breakfast. Family package 35 cents at drug stores.
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Bedtine
Morning Journal Street Corner Listings
In New York readers locate the Morning Journal at multiple street corners including 42nd Street and Sixth Avenue opposite Granoa Central Depot N, and 47th Street and roadway near Gor Sind Street at Sixth Ave opposite Gimber Bros.
Oil Field Finds Deeper Pay Sand at 2710 Feet in Artesia
The Ohio Oil Co I O is drilling its No 6 well on the Toomie Allen lease in the Artesia pool. A deeper pay sand was struck at 2710 feet after deepening from a small producer. The bit is 17 feet into the sand and the well is standing 800 feet in fluid.
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Ohio
Artesia
Ohio O1l Company
Toomie-Allen
Drilling Offsets Stimulated by Santa Fe Rate Change
Drilling of offsets and many in side locations will start in the Artesia field within weeks due to the Santa Fe railroad plan to set a freight rate of 22 12 cents on crude to gulf coast points. The new rate will let Artesia producers compete with midcontinent rivals, boost wildcatting, and affect local oil trade dynamics. A traffic committee led by Dr. J. J. Clark and M. O. Danciger arranged the rate adjustment with participants including state officials and industry representatives.
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Artesia
Santa Fe Railroad
Gulf Coast
el 'Aso
J. J. Clark
M. O. Danciger
P. E. McClanahan
Oil Well Supply Company
New Mexico Oil Men's Association
E. B. Swope
Bonifacio Montoya
State Corporation Commission
T. B. Gallagher
Azotea Well Believed On Top Of Sand Formation
Reports from the H. L. Williams well on the Azotea structure in Rio Arriba county say the drill passed shale between Dakota sandstone and found heavy petroleum saturation with paraffin. It penetrated a hard lime shale believed to cap an oil bearing sand and drilling continues actively.
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H. L. Williams
Azotea
Rio Arriba
San Juan Basin
Rig On Ground for Glade Well in Bloomfield Area
A rig is on the ground for a well on the Glade structure of the Glade Oil and Gas Syndicate in Bloomfield district. Location is north half SW 1-4 section 24 30 13 about five miles NE of Farmington. Drilling will start once rig is up. Operations led by C J Hubbell with San Juan field experience. Ohio and Pennsylvanian capitalists financing.
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Glade
Glade Oil and Gas Syndicate
Bloomfield
Farmington
C. J. Hubbell
San Juan
Ohio
Hedrick to Visit San Juan Field Says Farmington Times
Paul 8 Hedrick oil editor of the Tulsa Daily World will visit the San Juan field soon per a Farmington Times report. The Farmington civic club helped persuade Hedrick to visit the field.
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Tulsa Oil
San Juan Field
Paul
Hedrick
Tulsa Daily World
Farmington Times Jrustier
Farmington
Million Dollar Co to Operate on Coal Creek
Km F Riley and Kansas City associates organize a million dollar company to operate in the Black Rock and Coal creek sections of the San Juan country.
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Million Dollar Co
Coal Creek
Km. F. Riley
Kansas City
Black Rock
San Juan Country
Continental Spuds In No 3 On Table Mesa
The No 3 well of Continental OU has been spudded in on section 3 27 17 on Table Mesa about 25 miles southwest of Farmington. The hole lies about 600 feet north of the No 2 well. The company has spudded in its No 18 well on the Rattlesnake structure 30 miles west of Farmington.
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Continental OU Company
Table Mesa
Farmington
Standard Subsidiaries Lease Vast Anton Chico Grant Lands
A Tucumcari American report states Standard subsidiaries leased 119000 acres of the Anton Chico grant north of Santa Rosa and plan development work early in 1926. The Gypsy well in the district reportedly contains oil rather than granite and will be cleaned out soon with production figures to be announced.
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Tucumcari American
Standard 61l
Anton Chico Grant
Santa Rosa
Romero Dome Sold to Magnolia Oil Company
The Tucumcari American reports the Romero dome near midway between Las Vegas and Tucumcari is being sold in fee simple to Magnolia Oil Company. The lands of Cleofes Romero and others are included in the sale.
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Romero Dome
Magnolia Co
Romero
Cleofes Romero
Las Vegas
Tucumeari
Magnolia Oil Company
Olean Co finishes underreaming well near Tucumcari port
Olean Petroleum company drilled in Section 9 18N 34E south of the Canadian River three miles from Logan and 22 miles east of Tucumcari. The well finished under reaming and eight inch casing was set at 2 740 feet according to field notes.
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Olean Petroleum Company
Canadian River
Logan
Tucumcari
Newspaperman Crawford Handles White House Addresses
F Stuart Crawford, newly appointed executive clerk at the White House, prepares material for the President's addresses. He succeeds Judson C Welliver and is shown at his desk in the executive office.
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F. Stuart Crawford
New York
Judson C. Welliver
White House
Crawford
Well Drilling Underway After Water Shutout
Operators report the water is shut out and drilling will continue until oil is reached or granite is encountered. Geological reports indicate no granite will be found on this structure.
Three Rigs Unloaded For Work Near Vaughn
Three rigs have been unloaded at Vaughn for work in that vicinity. A California syndicate is reported to have paid $60,000 for 160 acres surrounding the water well in which a small quantity of high grade oil was found three or four months ago. One rig is for drilling on this location, the others to drill on leases near that discovery.
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Vaughn
California
Cincinnati seeks army officer as city manager
Cincinnati wants Lieut. Col. Clarence O. Sherril, former chief military aide to President Coolidge, as city manager with a $25,000 yearly salary and an inducement to resign from the army.
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Cincinnati
Clarence O. Sherril
President Coolidge
Magdalena Livestock Shipments Top $1 Million This Year
Livestock valued at 1,239,464 was shipped from Magdalena during the first 11 months of 1925 according to figures received by the district forest office. Shipments included 21,065 head of cattle 3,954 calves 74,943 sheep and 69 horses.
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Magdalena
Homemade Pinex Syrup Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A home made cough syrup combines 2% ounces of Pinex with sugar syrup to yield a pint of stronger remedy than costly store versions. It claims fast relief by easing phlegm, soothing throat irritation, and aiding bronchial conditions with a guaranteed satisfaction or money back.
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Pinex Co
Ayne
Ind
Oil Men Invited to Albuquerque During Los Angeles Delegation Stop
D. B. McKee of the Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce seeks to host 2000 to 2500 Petroleum Institute delegates in Albuquerque around their Los Angeles visit. He invited M. E. Baish of Artesia to join as state association president. Special trains will arrive January 16 from 10 am to 5 pm. Meetings are planned January 14 to 16 with entertainments and sightseeing. Albuquerque pictures sent to Tulsa Oil and Gas Journal for publication.
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New Mexico Oil Men’s Association
Albuquerque
Petroleum Institute
Los Angeles
City
D. B. McKee
Chamber of Commercce
M. E. Baish
Artesia
State Association
Life insurance firms report rising policy volumes
Life insurance companies report steady growth in business with more than one million new policies written monthly, indicating strong demand for coverage.
County Officials Back Plan for Resident Auditor
Bernalillo county commissioners approved a plan to employ a resident auditor at a weekly meeting. The measure was adopted after a Tuesday night session with county and city officials and school board representatives led by state comptroller R. H. Carter. They also voted to pay county salaries on December 24 instead of January 1 and adjourned until the first Wednesday after Christmas.
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Bernalillo County
R. H. Carter
Pearl Necklace Worth Ten Thousand Reported Missing
New York police search for a $10,000 pearl necklace owned by Mrs. Charles William Clark, former wife of the senator’s son, lost November 21 at the home of Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt Jr. The 75 pearls were reportedly wrapped in tissue in Mrs. Clark’s bag during a Vanderbilt tea.
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New York
Charles William Clark
Copper King
United States
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Clark
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Navel Oranges and Jonathan Apples Now Cheaper
Grocers advertise lower prices on navel oranges and Jonathan apples inviting shoppers to buy. Ad copy emphasizes savings and urges patrons to ask their grocer for the deals.
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Jonathan
Alamogordo and GambizoDo plan coastal route tour
Alamogordo New Mexico December 9 business men of Alamogordo and Carrizozo have proposed a side trip for through passengers on the Southern Pacific Golden State and Sunset Limited. The 150 mile journey would run to Lincoln Fort Stanton White Mountain Cloudcroft and White Tail Mescalero and end in Alamogordo with hotel stops and pack trips to White Mountain.
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Alamogordo
N. M
Carrizozo
Southern Pacific
Golden State
Sunset Limited
Carrizoto
Lincoln
Billy the Kid
Marine Hospital
Mammoth Cave
Fort Stanton
Johnson Farm
White Mountain
Ruidoso
White Tail
Mescalero Reservation
Cloudcroft
Cascarets Promise Quick Relief For Digestive Ailments
Advertising copy touts Cascarets as a candy like remedy to relieve headaches biliousness constipation and sickness. It claims one or two tablets mild liver stimulation and bowel movement with a pleasant harmless effect suitable for men women and children with instructions for drugstores.
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Santa Fe
Standard Subsidiaries
Olean Co
G. Ofc
Wm Ady
Selec
County Commission
N.Y
William Clark
Vanderbilt, Jr. Home
Questio
Hunt
Butt’s Drug Stores
Wizard of Oz
Bugs Curios
Maisel
Wirst St
Alvarado Hotel
Re Goth
samMr
Raabe and Mauger
Alamogordo and
Gambizolo
Tour Soto
Foley
Clary
White Plains
Kerber’s
Korber’s China Store
J. Korber & Company
North Second Street
OF Women’s
Meyer Osoff
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