Sigler Oil Co V Waggoner Estate Reversed And Remanded
The Court of Civil Appeals reversed and remanded this oil and gas case to Wilbarger after determining the lease among Sigler Oil Co and W T Waggoner Estate involved 85 000 acres with $100 000 down and $150 090 spent on wells. It ruled the lessee breached but no abandonment, held no forfeiture absent express stipulation, and addressed implied covenants and specific performance in the 1600 acre controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigler Oil Co
W. T. Waggoner
Court of Civil Arms
Hall
Wilbarger
Burnett Estate
Wildcat
Miss L. Hamner's relative killed in auto accident
Charles Pfaff a 30 year old automobile salesman and husband of Mary Parker Pfaff was fatally injured while demonstrating a car to two women near Albany Decatur Alabama last Thursday One woman was driving He survived by his wife and five year old son Bill Also in town were his wife's father W A Parker her sister Miss Florence Parker and her son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pfaff
Mary Parker Pfaff
Laura Hamner
Albany- Decatur
Alabama
Hamner
Pfaff
Bill
Eye Strain Remedy Offered With Lavoptik Eye Wash
An ad touts camphor hydrastis and witch hazel mixed in Lavoptik eye wash as a remedy for weak strained or sore eyes. One small bottle is claimed to help any case and a free aluminum eye cup is offered by Randal Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randal Drug Co
Oil Briefs From ShoCo Whittenburg Wells In Kansas
Oil notes report ShoCo Whittenburg No 1 in section 12 block Y SW NW now pumping 200 barrels daily after drilling six more feet. TD 2959 feet. Parks Brothers Whittenburg No 1 NW SW section 12 block Y drilling at 400 feet. McElroy Oil Co No 1 H E Smith to drill into pay today near Twin-Six producer in proven area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SHOCO
South Hutchinson Oil Company
Whittenburg
Block Y
Parks Brothers
Whittenburg No. 1
Section 12
McElroy Oil Company
H. E. Smith
Field leaders seek minimal operations for possible severe winter
Few operators in the field will conduct their operations on a larger scale than is absolutely necessary due to the possibility of a severe winter at which time operations are necessarily more expensive, according to leading field men.
Health talk by Dr J B Hall at B C D morning
Pr J B Hall of the State Health Department will address members of the Parent Teachers Clubs the Board of Education city and county commissioners and the Federated Clubs at the Board of City Development at 10 o clock this morning City Manager Jeff Bartlett reports The City Commissioners at their Tuesday night meeting endorsed forming a health unit with the county and school board Dr Hall will explain the advantages of such an organization in his talk this morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pr. J. B. Hall
State Health Department
Board of Education
City and County Commissioners
Board of City Development
Jeff Bartlett
Opening Dance at Oasis Postponed to Saturday Night
The Oasis Dancing Club postpones the opening dance in the new enclosed pavilion on the North pavement until Saturday night due to unavoidable delays. The Original Happy Black Aces provide the music, and tickets are sold at Pool Drug Store and Fly-Barton Drug Store No 2 as well as at the pavilion entrance Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Hart and Reinhart
Oasis Dancing Club
Happy Black Aces
Pool Drug Store
Amarillo Hotel
Fly-Barton Drug Store
Kiwanis Club hears fires caused by carelessness and lenses of sun
Kiwanis heard speaker Spann from Amarillo fire department explain common fire causes including washing clothes in gasoline, electrical faults, and even sunlit glass focus. Boyce cited 87 percent due to carelessness, noting most blazes in homes with wide annual damages. The club slated next meeting at San Jacinto Methodist with a chicken dinner and a small program by Ledbetter, Strite, and Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kid Spann
Amarillo
Kiwanis Club
John Boyce
Post Office
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Ben Ledbetter
Kiser Donates $100 to Aid Amarillo Fair Officials
Co. O. Kiser of Canyon surprised and pleased the officials of the Amarillo Tri State Exposition when he sent a check to help cover losses. The gesture reflects community support for the fair and its operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiser
Co. O. Kiser
Canyon
Amarillo Tri. State Exposition
Amarillo Lumber Company
Guaranty Abstract and Title Company
Plains donor helps Tri State Exposition fund
A Panhandle rancher and capitalist, Mr. Kiser, gave a hundred dollars to support this year’s Tri State Exposition. Presenting the check through W. O. Gatton, finance director, he expressed pleasure in aiding a Plains wide undertaking and emphasized it serves all Plains people, not just Amerinlo. He is father-in-law to County Attorney H. K. Stanfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Gatton
Kiser
Tri-State
Plains
Panhandle
H. K. Stanfield
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Allen
Stacy-Adams
Bostonians
Selz
Dallas
Fort Worth
Denver City
Burt
Sigler Oil Company
Miss L. Hamner
OASIS
Spann
Vestals
Vestal
Jos
Edwin Clapp
Blackburn Bros
Hart Schaffner & Mara Clothes
J. H. C. Dobbs
City
City Hall
Texas
Jeff D. Bartlett
Finkler
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