Oil production in US slips 11 130 barrels weekly
The API weekly summary shows the United States crude oil production falling by 11 130 barrels to 2 996 250 for the week ended October 3. Regional declines include Smackover Arkansas and east of California with mixed moves across Texas and other districts. prices hold with limited changes across major districts.
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New York
United States
American Petroleum Institute
Smackover
Ark
California
Oklahoma
Kansas
North Texas
East Central
Texas
West Central
North Louisiana
Arkansas
Gulf Coast
Southwest
Eastern
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
Bradford
Mid-continent
City Extension Discussed At Local Meeting
A community debate over extending the city northward addressed growth and regional burdens. North end resident W. J. Lomax opposed immediate extension citing economic strain, while T. J. Passmore supported early access to spur growth and attract industries. Other speakers included Pearce C. Rodey and J. Jones.
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North End
W. J. Lomax
T. J. Passmore
Old North End
Albuquerque
Pearce C. Rodey
J. Jones
Labor Federation Discusses Soviet Recognition And Plans
The convention debated 84 resolutions on social and political ideas. A Chicago Bank Employes association proposal urged recognizing Soviet Russia. Others urged a Washington radio station and a labor memorial at St. John the Divine in New York. No beer or light wine resolutions were offered.
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Russia
American Federation of Labor
Chicago Bank Employes Association
Soviet Russia
United Sates
Federation
Washington
Episcopalian Cathedral
St. John the Divine
New York
Day in Washington interparliamentary and naval updates
The interparliamentary union conference adjourned and the post office department awarded air mail service contracts in Hutchinson. Rear Admiral Moffett and other naval officers testified before the President's air board. Colonel William Mitchell was summoned to appear before the naval court investigating the Shenandoah disaster. Opponents of the Nickel Plate merger assumed control of the interstate commerce commission proceeding.
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Inter-Parliamentary Union
Post Office Department
e@ir
Hutchinson
Cone
Fleet Corpeuration
Palmer
William A. Moffett
Nave
Air Board
William Mitchell
Naval Court
Shenandoah
Interstate Commerce
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
Doctors and druggists suggest Calotabs to break up a cold overnight or shorten influenza symptoms. A tablet at bedtime with water purports to purify the system without salts or nausea, and many claim a restored appetite by morning. A family package with directions costs 35 cents.
Oil Operators Defy $30 Field Inspection Fee
In the Artesia oil field several operators refuse to pay the $30 inspection fee the state announced. If they persist a test court case is expected. Operators argue the tax is a unjust levy since the state already collects an eighth royalty and the men must maintain access roads from private funds.
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Artesia
Elf
V. K. F. Company Reports Drilling Progress at Depths
The V. K. F. Drilling company resumes after recovering lost tools and reports being at 2300 feet in section 23-18-28. PD. C. Cheesman is drilling at 1950 feet in section 34-18-28.
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V. K. F. Drilling Company
PD. C. Cheesman
Acreage Changes Hands Near Pecos River Oil Wells
Considerable acreage around the Fite No. 1 well and the McFrederick Eppenauer No. 1 on the Boyd ranch is reported changing hands. The wells lie on the west side of the Pecos River.
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Pecos River
Boyd
Flynn Welch and Yates Hit 29th Producer in Artesia Field
Flynn Welch and Yates increase their producer count to 29 by drilling three completions in the Artesia field. Wells No 23 24 and 29 each received 160 quarts and produced about 300 barrels. Sand thicknesses were 30 feet for wells 23 and 24 and 25 feet for well 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artesia
Flynn, Welch & Yates
Texas Company Buys Romero Ranch in San Miguel County
The Magnolia Ol company of Texas purchased the Romero ranch in township 13N range 24E San Miguel county in fee. The tract spans several thousand acres and includes a structure with favorable geological reports noted by W. 8. Patterson's Oil Bulletin.
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Magnolia Ol Company of
Texas
Fee
Romero
San Miguel County
W. 8. Patterson
Weekly state pipe line run totals 3 995 barrels
The state recorded a weekly pipe line run of 3 995 barrels per W. B Patterson's Oil Bulletin. Of this total 3 000 barrels were marketed in Eddy county and 985 barrels in San Juan county. Multiple wells are reported with various statuses including drilling below depths, shut downs, and production in different sections across numerous counties.
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Patterson
Oil Bulletin
Eddy County
San Juan County
Geo
Bobb, Thompson No
Bobb
Thompson No
NENE
Cheesman No
Nwse Bee
NWNE
Cheesman-Massey
California-Reift
Colo. Drilling Co
Danciger No
BESE
Danciger
BWSW
Kaseman Nwbw
Yates
Flynn
Welch
NESIC
F Lyon
BSWNE
Ivan
Wiethher
Megan-Johnson-Mariand
Cronin
Hurst
Lane Et
Bec
Mesa O11 Co
NWNW
Midwest
Ohio-Tracy
Bee
Ohio-McCullough SE Cor
Ohio-Toomie Allen
Ohio
Ryla
Pioneer No
Johnson Lifts Senators to 4 1 Victory Over Pirates
Johnson hurled for Washington guiding the Senators to a 4 to 1 win over Pittsburgh. Joe Harris added a solo homer for Pittsburgh as Traynor and Johnson pitched and the game featured a lengthy scoring sequence and key defensive plays.
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Senators
Joe Harris
Harris
Bluege
Peck
Ruel
Muel
Johnson
Pittsburgh
Rice
Pluege
Stan Harris
Traynor
Pitth
Washington AB. R
McNeely
S. Harris
Goiin
Peckinpaugh
Pittsburgh AB. R. H. PO. A. E
Moore
Carey
Cuyler
Barnhart
Wright
B.S Grantham
Sethe Pawete
Gooch
Meadows
Morrison
Imeee
Ssia
Smith
Washington
Joe Morris
Grantham
Bigbee
Sacrifice
McInnis
Eran
Ane Basen
Rigler
Owens
McCormick
Moriarty
Rival managers credit Johnson after first World Series game
Pittsburgh manager McKeehnie and Washington rival Stanley Harypia praised Walter Johnson for superior pitching after today's first contest. McKeehnie said his Pirates were as good but failed to hit, and Johnson’s control and breaks favored the Senators in the opening game.
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Pittsburgh
McKeehnie
Pirates
Stanley Harypia
Senators
Walter
Barney) Johnson
Johnson
Washington
Contracts Awarded for Air Mail Service Routes
Washington reports the Postmaster General awarded the first air mail routes to Colonial Air Lines for New York to Boston, and to Robertson Aircraft for Chicago to St. Louis and Dallas Fort Worth. National Air Transport covers Chicago to Salt Lake City and Los Angeles, and Western Air Express serves Los Angeles to Elko and Pasco. No awards were given for Chicago to Birmingham and Chicago to St. Paul Minneapolis. Vern C. Gorst's Seattle to Los Angeles proposal is under consideration.
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Washington
Air Mail Service
Postmaster General New
New York-Boston
Colonial Air Lines, Inc
Naugatuck
Cattle Board Meeting Reported In City Hall Office
The Blate Cattle Sanitary board meets today in the city hall office to act on routine matters. President Albuquerqe Talle and members Talle, Hailston, Naylor, Culberson, and De Baca are named among the attendees.
State Land Office Revenue Gain in September 1925
The State Land Office reports September 1925 total revenue of 209,920.75 dollars, up about 60,000 from the previous year. It notes almost no royalties from the San Juan oil field due to Navajo Indian reservation control and urges turning unappropriated lands over to the state.
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San Juan
Record National Park Visitors Reach 2.07 Million
Washington October 7. The Interior department reports 2,073,684 persons used national parks and monuments through September 30, a 39 percent rise from 1922. Hot Springs Arkansas led with 265,500 visitors, followed by Rocky Mountain 233,912 Yellowstone 154,282 and Yosemite 209,166.
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Washington
National Parks and Monuments
Interior Department
Hot Springs
Ark
Rocky Mountain Park
Yellowstone
Yosemite
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Texas Company
San Miguel
Senator
McKechnie
Judge
Pecky
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Joe Herris
Pittsburgh Folks
Goslin
Stanley Harris
Ballone
Max Carey
Siath
Peek
Kuel
MecInnia
Gosling
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Raabe & Mauger’s
Telephone
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Perm
University Weer E Erate
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Rio Grande
Santa Fe
Grant Br. B. Weer
Spirin
Bayer
Colifiai
ETL Per
Pabio
Eveready Columbia Met
Eveready Columbis
Eveready Columbia
Motor Boas
Nation
L Carbon Company, Inc
San Francisco
Eveready
Columbia
Horlick
the Imperial Laundry
Malco
Roland Sauer & Company
Wes
J. R. Moffett
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