Extension signals Pleasant Grove oil district expansion
Special to The News Fort Worth June 1 reports from Caudel well near Eastland show another southwest extension of Pleasant Grove in Ranger field. Wells in Stephens and Wichita counties report strong oil and gas shows with several completions, while federal charges accuse Bankers Petroleum of unfair advertising and give thirty days to answer.
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Pleasant Grove
Ranger
Stephens County
Vance No
Scott . & Gar Company
Brecknridge
Crowley
Ohio
Texas
Comony
Breckenridge
Walker- Caldwell Oil Company
Coleman County
Pope No. 5
Gladys Bell Oil Company
Federal Trade Commission
Bankers Petroleum and Refining Company of
Fort Worth
Curious Crossbreeding Tales: Catalo Buffalo Hybrids in Texas
The article recounts Charles Goodnight and Buffalo Jones experiments crossing buffalo with domestic cattle to preserve the species. It describes catalo calves, their colors, sizes, and nutrition, plus the claimed benefits such as partial immunity and high dressed weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Goodnight
Charles Jesse Jones
Buffalo Jones
Kansas
Texas
Jones
Galloway
Goodnight
Lowdon Campaign Funds Testimony Before Senate Panel
Senators pressed Babler over funds routed to district operatives including Moore and Goldstein with few records or instructions. Transfers ranged from 100 to 300 dollars, some over 1,000, to workers with active campaigns, while Cole received 500 for headquarters and 1,250 for sentiment testing, amid questions about use and influence in St. Louis and Harding previews.
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Babler
Peck Moore
Goldstein
Lowdon
Moore
Emerson
Kenyon
St. Louis
Babier
Reed
Missouri
William E. Cole
Cole
Harding Moore
Harding
Madame Cleo Dies in Amarillo at 38
Lettie Morgan known as Madame Cleo dies at her home at Fourth and Johnson streets after a long cancer battle. She practiced palimistry in Amarillo for ten years drawing hundreds of clients. She leaves a son Derrell, aged 18, and her mother Mrs. L. R. Ogle, with affiliations to Royal Neighbors and Narra visa lodge New Mexico.
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Lettie Morgan
Madame Cleo
Fourth
Johnson
Madame Choo
Morgan
Amarillo
Mathod
Mayo Institute
Rochester
Minn
Miles Institute
Elkhart
Ind
Fort Sumner
N. M
Griggs Undertaking
Liano Veemetery
N. S. Griggs
Noted Business Lecture Set for Thursday Night
Arrangements by the Amarillo Business Men's Association plan a June 3 lecture at 8 PM in First Baptist Church titled The Troubles of a Merchant and How to Stop Them. W F Brennan, a business expert, will discuss cooperation, advertising, and systematized operations to boost profits and city prosperity using film and intercuts.
Short Term Grand Jury to Start Work Today
A short term grand jury will be empanelled and begin work this morning in the district court before Judge Henry B Bishop. Members were summoned yesterday. It was initially thought no jury would be needed for the baby term, but matters brought to Judge Bishop’s attention led to ordering a new grand jury.
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District Court
Henry &. Bishop
Bishop
The Troubles of a Merchant and How to Stop Them
An exhibition for business people at First Baptist Church in Amarillo on Thursday night June 3 at 7 o clock under Amarillo Business Men Association. Brennan of The National Cash Register Company will present topics on retail failures store organization newspaper advertising window displays selling methods clerks efficiency credit business and store system. Admission is free and all merchants and salespeople are invited.
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Amarillo
First Baptist Church
W. F. Brennan
Pss
At & O'Clock
Amarillo Business Men's Association
Brennan
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Ohio
Church Meeting Tonight Led by R. O. Walkup
Amarillo residents are invited to an 8 p m church gathering led by R O Walkup, with Walkup serving as secretary for the organizing body and coordinating the program.
Amarillo Brick Plant to Begin Construction Next Week
The Amarillo Brick and Tile Company will start building its brick plant next week under General Manager W. Pops. About 30 workers will be employed, with W. H. Merkel arriving to supervise installation and stake the grounds. Machinery orders are placed and a September 1 launch for the first kiln is targeted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Brick & Tile Company
Police Department Monthly Arrest Totals Report May
The Police Department reports 342 arrests in May per Chief M. Davis file with the city commission. Most were traffic and petty offenses with a few sent to the county. Arrest counts by officer include J. Wall 74 and T. Sammons 63 among others. lights out noted on three occasions at Fourth and definee, Sixteenth and Johnson, Seventeenth and Lincoln.
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M. Davis
B. Chesshir
W. M. Gowdaighe
Lee Crawford
J. D. Wall
J. W. Keeton
T .&. Sammons
W. Adams
C. M. Davis
Sixteenth
Johnson
Seventeenth
Lincoln
Local gas field origin baffling Ardmore firmman visits Amarillo
W Neustadt of Westheimer and Daube Ardmore Oklahoma discusses a theory on the origin of the Amarillo gas field while traveling from Colorado Springs. The firm holds lease interests in Amarillo and other Texas Oklahoma fields and recently turned down a $1,000,000 offer for a ten acre Oklahoma lease bought two years ago for $250,000.
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W. Neustadt
Westheimer & Daube
Ardmore
Okla
Amarillo
Neustadt
Colorado Springs
Oklahoma
Funeral services held for Don W. Callaway
Funeral services for Don W. Callaway age 32 a Fort Worth area resident who died at his mother's home will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs T L Gallagher this afternoon at 4 oclock Rev R Thomson will officiate burial will be in Llano cemetery He is survived by his mother and sister Mrs T B Gallagher and had been ill about two weeks He was formerly with Fort Worth and Denver and later involved in Burkburnett and leetra oil fields.
Mrs. Chester Harlien Dies After Short Marriage
Mrs. Chester Harlien formerly of Amarillo died at the family home in Detroit Michigan on May 26. She and Mr. Harlien had been married only a few months. The notice was received by relatives in this city.
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Harlien
Chester Harlien
Amarillo
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Harlien
Eastern Star Chapter Installs New Officers
Bonita Chapter No. 184 of the Order Eastern Star held an installation ceremony at the Masonic Hall for the upcoming year. Appointed and elected officers were installed including Worthy Matron Lik e George Watkins, Worthy Patron Emil M. Benech, Associate Matron Andie Britt, Secretary Fannie Anthony, Treasurer Katie Fyfe, Conductress Louise Swift, Associate Conductress Mary F. Keirsey, Chaplain Nettie Cook, Marshall Bessie Thomas, Organist Nell Carter, Ada Anis Schooler, Esther Grace Webster, Mertha Lucy Gnathings, Warder Ida Jenerch, Sentinel Milo Fierabend.
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Bonita Chapter
Order Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Iike George Watkins
Emil M. Benech
Andie Britt
Fannie Anthony
Katie Fyfe
Louise Swift
Mary F. Keirsey
Nettie Cook
Lions Club Women Host Evening at Higginbotham Home
About sixty Lions Club members attended a gathering hosted by their wives at 1607 Van Buren Street. Mrs T EK Durham led the program with baritone Lloyd Fletcher singing Let the Rest of the World Go By and Geraldine Livingstons violin Madrigal.
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Lions Club
Higginbotham
van Buren Street
T. EK. Durham
Lloyd Fletcher
Geraldine Livingston
Madrigal
Worms cause pale illness in children
Campaigning for White's Cream Vermifuge claims the medicine expels worms promptly and returns children to health. Advertisement notes it is sold by all druggists with the price 266.
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KMA
Wichita County
Brewster County
Brewster Oil and Gas Company
Buffalo
Harry Holland
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Brenin
First Baptist
R. O. Walkup
Men’s Association
Blackburn Brothers
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Hart Schaffner & Mare
Police Department
Eastern Star Chapter
Cazzell, Elliott & Cresens
Amarillo-Caddo Oil Co
W. E. Cazzell
C. P. Elliott
Smith Bldg
J. W. Cresens
Rubin
Oxfords
Rubin’s Toggery
the Panhandle
Polk Street
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