Oil States Defeat Lochier Discovery Clause
Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico members won a victory as they voted down the amendment by Lo gier of Missouri to change the discovery and depletion clause of the revenue act. The proposal would have restricted oil well discovery to five miles from the mouth a mile area and limited allowances, a move Southwestern lawmakers argued would halt wildcatting.
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Bascom N. Timons
Daily News
Washington
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
House
Representative Logier
Missouri
Lesier
Old States
Hairdresser Sued Over Unconsented Haircut in Dijon
A Dijon hairdresser faces a damages suit after allegedly bobbing a young girl's hair without parental consent. The girl's father governs the action seeking compensation for the disputed haircut.
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Dijon
France
Amarillo approves street improvement plan for Mississippi Street
City resolves to assess abutting property and railroads for upgrading Mississippi Street from Third to Fifth, with bids by John S. McKnight accepted. A hearing is set for December 29, 1925, at City Hall to protest assessments and details, with notices to be published three times in local newspaper.
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Amarillo
Mississippi Street
Third Street
Fifth Street
John S. McKnight
City of
von McKnight
City Aer
City Hall
Texas
Leer Bmins
Jewell Davidson
Centerfield Oil Well Spuds First Hole At 600 Feet
G T Oliver of Centerfield Oil Co reports No 1 Smith well spudded in last Wednesday morning. Howard Bean of Howard Bean Drilling Corp notes drilling has reached 600 feet. The firm formed by Amarillo businessmen aims to develop a 120 acre lease in section 19, block Smith ranch southwest quarter. A dinner for guests was held at the lease house with Mrs Howard Bean among the attendees.
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G. T. Oliver
Centerfield Oil Co
Howard Bean
Howard Bean Drilling Corporation
Smith
Centerfield Oil Co., Inc
Amarillo
Smith Ranch
Soo Drilling
Hos
Christian Church Elects New Elders and Deacons
The First Christian church elected elders for three-year terms including W. BE. Gee C. B. King F. S. Davis and K. Loving. Deacons named include J. C. Winn W. F. Grant E. H. Petty and others. Holdover elders and deacons were chosen for two and one year terms.
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W. BE. Gee
C. B. King
F. S. Davis
K. §. Loving
J. C. Winn
W. F. Grant
E. H. Petty
BE. M. Mirick
F. S. Newhold
George Stapleton
J. M. Proctor
Pem Denton
B. H. Capers
Johns. McKnight
A. T. Renf
Robert Crawford
F. G. Barefield
H. J. Cobb
T. C. Nisbett
W. W. Harrell
J. B. Coe
W. P. Strickland
J. E. Hill
J. N. Riggs
R. L. Rogers
Roy McMillen
Max Merry
R. E. Logan
W. B. Benton
W. M. Benton
C. E. Trolinger
A. V. Utterback
H. 8
Milholland
George Mooney
Richard Keys
Lee P. Biard
P. H. Daniel
C. H. Dixon
C. C. Fountain
A. §. Kenyon
C. G. Spencer
H. A. Asbury
A. Triplett
R. O. Walkup
J. B. Briscoe
J. C. Sebastian
Joint-Base Remedy Claims Quick Relief for Joint Pain
An advertisement touts Joint-Base as a rapid solution for swollen joints in ankles knees hips elbows shoulders fingers or spine claiming relief in two seconds of rubbing. It notes distribution through City Drug Co or any reliable druggist. Also promotes Dicckey's Old Reliable Eye Water for sore tired eyes at 25e.
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City Drug Co
Dicckey
Community Health News and Local Happenings
Mrs Helmsley mother of Mrs C Cunningham is seriously ill at Northwest Texas Hospital with little hope for recovery. J Roy Watson of Real Silk Hosiery Mills attends Dallas managers meeting. Ernest Airheart of Estancia New Mexico spends days with his father Judge Airheart. A marriage license issued to J W Seay and Eugenia Enders. Fields of Ordway Saunders Insurance confined to bed with influenza. Mrs J R Richardson returns from Spearman visit. Lyceum Course at San Jacinto Methodist Church features renowned impersonator. J L Smith and Dr G L Yates travel to Dallas for Baptist State Board session. Hi B Holt and family visit Amarillo. Inez Lucile Kline to star in Dumas High School three act comedy. Orthophonic Victrola demonstrated at Elks Lodge by Ed Jones.
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Inez Lucile Kline
Amarillo
Dumas High School
Dumas
Christmas Parcel Mail Rush Closes Post Office Lines Formed
Heavy Christmas parcel mail yesterday taxed the post office with two long lines forming at the peak of the rush. Customers waited as postal staff handled a surge in packages and letters during holiday shipping.
E W Womack to be buried today at Tabernacle Church
Funeral services for E W Womack will be held at 2 30 this afternoon in the Tabernacle Baptist Church. He died Saturday night in Santa Fe Hospital Clovis. Rev J C Sisemore will officiate. The body arrived Sunday. Griggs Undertaking Co directs. Survived by mother Mrs Sam Womack Ensley Ala three brothers and three sisters across Texas Alabama and Oklahoma.
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Tabernacle, Baptist Church
E. W. Womack
Santa Fe
Clovis
J. C. Sisemore
Griggs
New Mexico cattle shipments rise to year high in November
The New Mexico cattle sanitary board reports November shipments reached 127,989 head, a yearly high. Most cattle moved to new pastures in North Dakota, Kansas, Iowa, Colorado, and Texas, while market shipments headed to Los Angeles, Kansas City, Wichita, St. Joseph, Denver. District totals include Albuquerque estimated 14,000 and Portales 15,000, with other towns such as Springer 7,011, Tucumcari 15,625, Deming 5,302, Santa Fe 916, Alamogordo 10,064, Carlsbad 3,463, and Gallup 6,224.
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N. M
New Mexico
Matt G. Keenan
The
Cattle Sanitary Board
Keenan
North Dakota
Kansas
Iowa
Colorado
Texas
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Wichita
St. Joseph
Denver
Springer
Clayton
Tucumcari
Alamogordo
Roswell
Bloomfield
Deming
Santa Fe
Antonito
Colo
Rimcon
Carlsbad
Layington
Portales
Cimarron
Vaughn
Hachita
Silver City
Jal
Roy
Amistad
Gallup
A Texas Wonder Kidney and Bladder Remedy Ad
A Texas Wonder offers a kidney and bladder remedy for gravel weak backs rheumatism and irregularities in both men and women. If not sold by your druggist it will be mailed on receipt of $1.25. Small bottle often cures. Send sworn testimonials. Dr BE Hall 2926 Olive St St Louis MO Sold by druggist.
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Texas
BE. W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
Paducah Light Plant Sold to West Texas Utilities
Paducah announces the sale of the local electric light plant by J. L. Heim to West Texas Utilities for $50,000. The company will take charge February 1, 1926 and plan a high-powered line to reach Matador and Childress, with a large substation to be maintained in Paducah.
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Paducah
J. L. Heim
West Texas Utilities Company
Matador and Childress
Body of Mrs Rider Sent to Illinois for Burial Today
Hundreds filled the Central Presbyterian Church as the body of Mrs Jennie Rider, 84, was honored. Rev R Thompson spoke of her acts of kindness and active life. The burial will be in Griggsville Illinois beside her husband, who died in 1902. She died from injuries after being struck by an automobile last Friday morning. Blackburn Funeral Home managed services.
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Jennnie Rider
Central Presbyterian Church
Amarillo
R. Thompson
Manston Church Raided Over Internal Dispute
Factional strife at Manston Church in Leeds led to a raid on the building by a party member and the removal of church furniture. The incident illustrates ongoing tensions within the congregation and raises questions about church governance and safety.
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Leeds
Eng
Manston Church
Gilded Wigs Parade in Powdered Paris Faces
In Paris, fashion observers note a trend of gilded wigs brightening social events as powdered faces in gold hues gain popularity among elites and scenes reflect opulent styling.
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Paris
Roswell Meeting Ends With 500 Accessions
The Wil Hogg evangelist party completed a five week revival in Roswell, yielding 500 accessions to the church as reported by Jeff Wall who is en route to Electra for a recital with Mrs Wall tonight. Rev Will Hogg travels to El Paso for a series of lectures for the benefit of the church.
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Wil Hogg
Roswell
Jeff Wall
Anmarillo
Wall
Electra
Mrs. Wall
Will Hogg
el Paso
Tickted sales total reveals city children's home funding
The report notes that ticked sales in the city have already reached about $5,000, indicating strong community support for funding a local children's home. Local leaders cited the early total as a positive sign for upcoming drives and donations.
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