Deaf Smith to Show Strong Agricultural Exhibit in Wichita Falls
Deaf Smith county arrives with top ribbons from Abilene and Amarillo fairs and plans a merged exhibit at Wichita Falls. J B Elliston and T D Moss lead the display featuring small grains vegetables and chestnut burrs noted as a unique high plains showcase. Mrs A D Goodwins six Abilene ribbons join fresh canned entries for the Texas Oklahoma Fair.
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Wichita Falls
Abilene
Amarillo
Deaf Smith County
J. B. Elliston
T.D. Moss
Deaf Smith
High Plains
Texas
A. D. Goodwin
Gasoline Explosion Fires House On Grant Street
Fire yesterday afternoon caused 1000 dollars damage to a residence at Fkighth and Grant streets. An opened bucket of gasoline heated on a gas stove for cleaning reportedly exploded, trapping a tenant who was restrained from reentering to save a purse with money. The home, owned by P. M. Dutton and rented to tenants, is insured.
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Fkighth
Grant Streets
P. M. Dutton
Student Prince to Open Dallas State Fair Auditorium
The Student Prince will premiere at the new 5000 seat Fair Park Auditorium during the Texas State Fair run October 10 to 25. Shubert show replaces Sky High and features 14 principals, 30 lead women, and a 60-voice chorus. Clarence Eddy, famed organist, will headline daily recitals on the $50,000 instrument during the fair.
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Dallas
Shuberts
Fair Park
Sky High
Annother Shubert
Texas
New York
Chicago
Clarence Eddy
Sunday Radio Program Full schedule of afternoon concerts
A detailed list of radio concert broadcasts across time zones. Notable entries include Rebroadcasts of Atwater Kent Hour with Reinald Werrenrath, performances by Frances Feskett and Howard Hanks, and multiple orchestral and piano programs from WRNY WCAU WCAE WLW WGY WEAF WBZ WBBM KGO KNX KFI and others.
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WRNY
WCAU
WCAE
Capital Theater Gang
WLW
WGY
WEAF
Atwater Kent
WEEI
WJAR
WGAR
WCAP
WCCO
WOC
Reinald Werrenrath
WCTS
WENR
WBZ
Frances Feskett
Central Time
WBBM
Little Symphony Orchestra
Poe
Howard Hanks
KTHS
Phil Baxter
Armstrong, wife depart Amarillo for Florida winter
Mr and Mrs A D Armstrong plan to leave today for Florida to spend the winter with his mother. They will travel via New Orleans and Tampa then overland to Clearwater by car, shipping the vehicle ahead. They will stay through Christmas and return to Amarillo in early spring to help with the Tri State exposition in 1926.
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A. D. Armstrong
Florida
New Orleans
Louisiana
Tampa
Clearwater
City Briefs Highlight Memphis Man’s Paper Mileage Guess
Hershal Whalye of Memphis writes a letter received Saturday claiming the Daily News uses 29,863 miles of paper per year. M Sherman of Marizon and Sid Braunig of Regent left for a ten day tour of the eastern markets in New York and other cities. Mrs. T. F. Turner, recovering from a broken left ankle, was moved from Northwest Texas Hospital to her home at 2106 Polk Street yesterday morning.
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Hershal Whalye
Memphis
Daily News
M. Sherman
Marizon
Sid Braunig
Regent
New York
T. F. Turner
Northwest Texas
Polk Street
Women and men dine at Haley Country club fry
Misses Effie Balensifen Irene Combs Genette Combs and W B Burkhalter Clyde Barker and Charles Barker joined Canyon Normal students for a Friday night chicken fry at the Haley Country club.
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Effie Balensifen
Irene Combs
Genette Combs
W. B. Burkhalter
Clyde Barker
Charles Barker
Canyon Normal
Haley Country Club
Marriage License Issued to Younger and Good Couple
A marriage license was issued yesterday morning to B. D. Younger and Miss Zella Good.
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B. D. Younger
Zella Good
Tulsa Teachers Enroll in State Association Convention
Special to Thurmort Worth. Oct. 3 Every teacher in Tulsa is enrolled in the Texas State Teachers Association and plans to attend the annual convention in Dallas Nov. 26 27 and 28. Superintendent W H Younger Jr reports the full roster of members including T K Morris Mrs Morris W L Reeves Frank Bell Root Helen Tipton George Winston Mina Belle Teague Bertha Watten Ruth Rutherford Edmonia Simmons Ethel Simpson Ruth Irvin Mary Cooper Kathleen Jennings Jewel Foster.
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Thurmort Worth
Tulsa
Texas State Teachers Association
Dallas
W. H. Younger Jr
T. K. Morris
Morris
W. Reeves
W. L. Speer
M. H. Kuykendall
Kuykendall
Frank Bell Root
Helen Tipton
George Winston
Mina Belle Teague
Bertha Watten
Ruth Rutherford
Edmonia Simmons
Ethel Simpson
Ruth Irvin
Mary Cooper
Kathleen Jennings
Jewel Foster
Gas Blowout At Lane No 1 Well At Artesia N M
Artesia N M Oct 3 The Lane No 1 test in section 15 15 29 suffered a severe gas blowout at 650 feet hurled tools buried twelve feet and damaged gear though the driller escaped with minor scratches. Operators monitor V K I Oil No 1 in section 23 18 28 now at 2190 feet as new sands hint at field expansion. Drilling continues in other nearby wells toward 2750 feet with potential pay zones in pink shale and sands.
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Artesia N. M
V. K. I. Oil Company
Wichita Falls men buy big gas line firm in Oklahoma
W R Duke Porter Oakes and J E Mc Kee of Wichita Falls Texas have purchased controlling ownership of the Oklahoma Service Corporation for 250000 dollars with equal additional obligations. The firm operates about 100 miles of gas pipeline serving Sayre Mangum and southwest Oklahoma towns. The company owns gas properties in Sayre and Mangum fields and will continue as a closed public service enterprise with no policy change.
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Mangum
Okla
Oklahoma — Service Corporation
W. R. Duke
Porter Oakes
J. E. McKee
Wichita Falls
Texas
A. C., Cravey
Hot Springs
Ark
Oklahoma Service Corporation
Sayre
Oklahoma
Altus
Willow
Granite
Erie
Martha
Brinkman
Oklahoma State Reformatory
Blair
McKee, Oakes and
Duke
Williams Brothers of
Tulsa
Oil activity in Pecos valley and Vaughn area grows
Eighty wells are producing in the Pecos valley and Eastern New Mexico field while 100 wells are being drilled in the region. All wells completed a year ago are producing at flush rate, with field output around 7000 barrels per day. Dozens of oil tests are underway near Vaughn in eastern New Mexico.
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Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Vaughn
New Mexico Pipe Line Plans Artesia Refinery and Tank
New Mexico Pipe Line company is erecting a refinery at Artesia along with a 55,000 barrel oil storage tank. The project signals expansion in regional energy facilities with construction details pending official approvals and timelines.
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New Mexico Pipe Line Company
Artesia
Mallamar to drill deep test in Lea County NM
Mallamar Oil and Gas plans a deep test in section 21 township 17 south range 382 east Lea county New Mexico as Artesia pool expands north and east. Hunkie Gillman contractor for Travelers Oil in south Hutchinson county injured Friday while dressing a heavy bit. recuperating at his Amarillo home. Frank Reams Prairie field superintendent attends Petroleum Congress in Tulsa.
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Mallamar Oil and Gas Company
Lea County
New Mexico
Artesia
Gillman
Travelers Oil Company
Hutchinson County
Amarillo
Frank Reams
Tulsa
Twin Lake Oil official visits Amarillo friends
F. W. Dibble of the land department for Twin Lake Oil company Artesia visited friends in Amarillo yesterday.
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F. W. Dibble
Land Department
Twin Lake Oil Company
Artesia
Amarillo
Oil leases sale near Lea County well in New Mexico
W H Holmes sold a quarter section of leases near his well in Lea county New Mexico to Amarillo parties on Saturday The well is drilling at 900 feet in section 18 12 35 indicating progress near the Lea county lease operation and the Amarillo buyers involvement.
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W. H. Holmes
Lea County
New Mexico
Amarillo
Amarillo Daily News
the News
The
Rogers
Dent-Musselman Syndicate
Dallas
Wells in Lea county New Mexico near Texas line
Tilton and Croft section 33 two drilling around 1100 feet. Jim Ward moves standard tools to his lease in 27-11-34. Both wells on state leases in Lea county near the Texas border.
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Tilton & Croft
Jim Ward
Lea County
New Mexico
Texas
Tex Thornton to shoot Barnum well near Hutchinson county
Tex Thornton plans a noon shot at the Barnum well in south Hutchinson county to boost oil production. The operation aims to increase output and resume stronger flows.
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Tex Thornton
Hutchinson County
Oil show in Ross well spurs Cap Rock Lea County activity
In the Cap Rock Lea county area along the New Mexico border near the West Texas line petroleum operators push exploration after a strong oil showing in the Ross well at shallow depth. A recent lease sale of 80 000 acres valued at $500 000 highlights investor interest. Fox Rig company led by manager B N Dorsey plans a warehouse in Panhandle city and handles wood and steel rigs while contracting derrick erection.
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Cap Rock
Lea County
New Mexico
West Texas Line
Ross Well
Fox Rig Company
B. N. Dorsey
Panhandle City
Fox Concern
McIlroy Oil Well Shows Gas During Saturday Test
McIlroy Oil Co in section 4 block Y Hutchinson pool reported a Saturday encounter of 6,000,000 feet of gas with an oil showing. The well logged identically to nearby producing wells, indicating potential production.
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McIlroy Oil Company
Hutchinson Pool
Miss Mildred Walton Scores Success at fair
Miss Mildred Walton aged 14 living in Cliffside district won 11 in prizes across multiple departments at the Tri-State Fair. Her book detailing home demonstration and domestic art lessons, richly illustrated, earned a blue ribbon and broad praise for its neatness and artistry.
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Mildred Walton
Cliffside
Y P 8s L program at St Andrew's Church
The Y P S L groups at St Andrew's Episcopal church present a much anticipated program this evening. Rev Elson of Plainview will speak and church members are invited. After the program, refreshments will be served for the gathered audience.
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Y. P
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Elson
Plainview
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