North Central Texas oil fields show multiple new developments
Reports from Fort Worth detail several oil wells in North Central Texas producing strongly. Connell No near Stephens county flows about 200 barrels daily. Wheeler No 1 in Palo Pinto and Gilbert No 1 nearby show promising output. Fuller No 2 strengthens Santa Anna pool. Panther pool sale to Woodburn Oil for 375000 marks a first for a complete pool transfer.
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Young County
Connell
Sinclair Consolidated Ol Corportion
Stephens County
Roxana Petroleum Company
Palo Pinto County
Empire Gas & Fuel Company
Empire
Gilbert
Santa Anna
Coleman County
Fuller No 2
Gladys Belle Oil Company
Discovery
Wichita
Panther
Woodburn Oil Corporation
Panther Oil Company
Paner
J. C. Straus
Con
Surmmitt Petroleum Company
Rienger-Eastland
J . Littleton
Texas Canyon
Eastland County
J. Lp
Earnest No
Sinclair Consolidation of Corporation
E. Y. Jennings Well of the Sea Company
Jack County
Stewart
Cosden Oil & Gas Company
Sipe Springs
Comanche County
Homer Pennies Oil Company
Jackson
Caddo
Desdemona
Pennsylvania
Our Own Movies Featured in Panhandle Afternoon
First installment of Our Own Movies runs in the Panhandle section this afternoon. Don’t miss it as the segment presents local cinema notes and previews.
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Panhandle
Clarendon Crops Declare Early Hope For Strong Season
Reports from Clarendon and surrounding counties describe poor cotton conditions in Donley and adjacent areas with a widespread stand loss and choppering in many fields. Despite drought effects, corn and other crops are doing well, small grains harvest is underway, and alfalfa regrowth after rains promises a heavy second cutting. Farmers anticipate higher cotton acreage this year and new gins in Hedley and Brice to process the crop.
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Clarendon
Donley
Hedley
Lelia Leake
Moreman
Hedlevy
Plainview Builds Its First Cotton Gin In Town
Plainview reports its first cotton gin nearly ready for operation on the eastern side along the railroad. Most machinery has arrived and the building nears completion. The gin will process the coming cotton crop, which is expected to be good this year.
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Plainview
Building program in Clarendon progresses amid steady weather
Special The News reports rapid progress on Clarendon projects including the Telephone Exchange Building near completion with a flash light system planned, two new churches nearing finish, an expansion to the Girls Hall at the college, a central heating plant installation, and overhaul of the Hedley gin acquired by the Mormon group, all costing tens of thousands of dollars.
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Clarendon
Clarendon Telephone Exchange
Hediey
Neural Pins Hamlin Wizard Oil Ad Claims Safe Headache Relief
An advertisement touts Hamlin s Wizard Oil as a safe elective headache and neuralgia treatment. It promotes rubbing on the pain area as a tonic to the nerves and promises quick relief with antiseptic properties to prevent sprains, bruises, cuts, and other injuries. The copy also markets pink pills with a money back guarantee for constipation or sick headaches.
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Hamlin
Majority of Plainview Schools Move to Hire New Teachers
Special report from Plainview dated June 14 notes four more teachers needed to complete the staff for the Plainview public schools. Openings include principals for two wild schools, one grade teacher, and one high school instructor as superintendent Patty faces summer recruitment amid local concerns.
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Plainview
Jerehir
United States
K. Patty
Our Own Movies Debut This Afternoon in Panhandle
The feature titled Our Own Movies premieres this afternoon in the Panhandle region. Attendees are advised to arrive early for seating and program details.
Amarillo Backs Against Railroad Rate Increase
Amarillo contributes $100 to support attorney at Interstate Commerce Commission hearings in San Antonio. Railroads seek 6 percent increases while Texas opposes the roads valuation and a 33 percent Southwestern group increase. Western lines seek 24 percent.
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U. S. Pawkett
San Antonio Freight Bureau
Armarillo
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas
Broad
Western Lines
Ben F. Looney Addresses Voters in Lubbock
In Lubbock on June 24 Hon. B. F. Jooney spoke to a small crowd in the district court room about his gubernatorial candidacy. Secretary Pawkett sent a letter to Hamlin Palmer, traffic manager for the Board of City Development, proposing a $100 contribution from Amarillo to cover legal costs, and was promptly remitted. Br. O. Fullbright of Houston has represented the state before the board.
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B. F. Jooney
Court House
Pawkett
Hamlin Palmer
Board of City Development
Texas
Amarillo
BR. O. Fullbright
Houston
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