Missouri Kansas Company Spends Big on Pipeline
A Missouri Kansas Company plans a major pipeline project employing 5,000 workers at a cost of 5000 dollars per month, signaling a substantial investment in regional infrastructure and job creation.
17 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1930
Page
1
A Missouri Kansas Company plans a major pipeline project employing 5,000 workers at a cost of 5000 dollars per month, signaling a substantial investment in regional infrastructure and job creation.
Officials advance construction of a vast natural gas pipeline from Texas Panhandle to eastern Kansas and western Kentucky. The project aims to connect communities, stake Property holdings, and extend about 200 miles of line through large reserves and new occupation crews.
Amarillo is noted as the lone Texas white spot in Babson's map and a survey tap for May hints at its relative position among Texas cities. In New York, passenger fares for American Airlines rise to new rates starting June 2, per TCT president F G Coburn, aligning with Transcontinental Air Transport adjustments.
A whimsical reflection on how trees develop from small seeds into strong, towering beings with patient growth and resilience.
Police report a body found in a canal with head hands and feet missing. Investigators say the dismemberment is intended to prevent identification and are pursuing leads.
Chicago city council orders comprehensive inquiry into a department as a body of five suspected gang victims surfaces from the canal near Lockport. Names tied to Moran gang and Capone era figures emerge with details of bodies found, severed limbs, and uncertain identities.
Dr Charles W Sayanara 115 ruth trec announced yesterday he will be a candidate for city commissioner in the Democratic primary. He pledges a platform stressing economy and thoughtful policy, promising to represent East West North and South with careful attention. The piece notes his San Jacinto base and community support, and refers to continuation on page 18.
A request from Golfax N. Mich. seeks to abandon the Seven Mile line. The filing outlines the proposed discontinuation along the existing track, with details referenced from the Northwestern Railway Company's docket and related notices.
A severe lightning strike in Amesa Saturday night killed two women holding their infants and wounded three elderly people in the Dunham home. The mothers were Mrs Berett Whitaker and another woman, both residents of Henrietta Obie. Morris Dunham’s family also suffered injuries as the bolt struck their home. The Dunhams reported this is the second misfortune to hit the family.
A fragmented report describes Aimee Semple McPherson facing customs fines totaling 223 dollars for undeclared items. She paid 85 dollars and returned to a press conference while an Episcopal minister waited outside.
Farmers report wheat yields in the Panhandle Vis area rising to around 20 to 29 million bushels due to good rains and favorable conditions. Local dealers and CB Davis of Rock Island estimate near 29 million bushels, with markets paying 70 to 73 cents. Some fields run higher, with reports of 12 to 35 bushels per acre in several districts as harvest progresses.
The Chicago case reports Ralph Capone receiving a five year federal sentence and a $20000 fine for fraud and income tax evasion. The elder Capone faced similar proceedings with motive to separate the family from ongoing investigations. The decision followed Wilkerson’s rulings and new motions for judgment.
Fragmented text describes county injunction action tied to a lease sale and a company petition. Mentions Ernest v. Sorences Saher and district judge, candidates' positions, and a Great Pisine Company matter. Names like Julian Diving and Stary Biv appear amid unclear legal details.
Francis Barden reports a youth extradited from Stinnett to face Chickasha mob charge. The suspect appeared in Amarillo court, held on $2500 bond awaiting transfer, denies involvement, claims no relation to truck burning or shooting incident.
A fragmented clipping notes someone receives a degree in Dayton Ohio from WHHEM amid garbled text. The readable parts mention Dayton and a degree event, but many words are missing or distorted.
Sub contractors have been let for work on the Santa Fe line from Amarillo to Roanoke and north toward Lac Amions Colorado. The effort includes building work at the Amarillo hotel and other sites. Contractors from San Francisco and Los Angeles seek bids and applications, with contact details provided by the hiring parties.
Elmer Sperry, inventor of gyroscopic devices and modern industry leader, died today in St Clare Hospital Brooklyn. He had been depressed by his wife's death in Savannah last winter, and after an April operation failed to revive him.
A high speed electric car struck a grade crossing north of Thea Reynolds injuring several and killing three children including Reynolds 20, Reba Reynolds 43, and 15 year old Dal tegen. The machine was hurled 200 yards and killed instantly. bystanders found the wreck 300 feet from the crossing. Authorities reported multiple fatalities in the chaotic scene.
Wheat has been received at the new Rock Island line project near Alena lands. The plan is to move the freight yard and rail cars over the new line in a day or so, with eight passenger trains to start and freight movements to follow. General freight agent Davie says the line should be well under way with relocation soon.
Rain pours over North Plains area as a shower appears in the vicinity. The scene mentions a long continuous weather-wide shower and references to ongoing coverage from Washington and notes about a former secretary of the union seeking military leave for a Spanish American War era context.
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