Local Trade and Labor Notes Rise in Regional Briefs
A summary paragraph details small business activity and committee actions led by Sameer and Hemant Oram with ties to Gay te Helle. It notes a shipment of fourteen rare tires from a fifty one car lot destined to Quanah, Vernon and Callicothe for domestic and industrial gas use, as well as local court and committee updates led by Mors and Howard Trine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eupplying Quanah
Vernon and Callicothe
Mors
Howard Trine
Court Mousa
Life
Theesthe & Comemiaplace Nety
School Teacher Hero of Orange Village Tornado
A tornado ripped through Orange Village as teacher Mr Powell kept pupils calm in a two story brick building. Fireman Keown was killed and many wells and derricks were toppled as oil fields contended with the storm. The Coffee Shop remained open and the town recovered with delayed reports and cautious relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Village
Fee
Ghent
Powell
Sta Wes
Gien Keown
Tormure
Seismograph Used To Locate Oil In World War Era
Dallas March report on how World War I gunfire inspired seismograph use in oil exploration. Geologists explode surface charges to send waves, measure reflections from domes or faults, and pinpoint potential oil structures as explained by C. Karcher and Burton McCullum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
American Association of Petroleum Urologists
National Research Council
C. Karcher
Burton McCullum
Pet
George James buys Mrs. Loving property for 18000
George James of 604 Harrison Street purchases the three houses owned by Mrs. Francis Loving for a cash consideration of 18000. The lot includes two apartment halls and a residence. James is a former cafe owner in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George James
Harrison Street
Francis Loving
Mr. James
The Quiet Corner Reflections On Language And Faith
A compact meditation on how overuse of grand religious vocabulary harms sincerity. The author criticizes phrase making and the priority of form over substance in Christian discourse and public speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jere
News and People In Railroading Circles By Joan Moore
F. L. Myers, Avery Turner and Ray Wheatley return from a trip along the Slaton division. Santa Fe officials report improving health for J. Mackie, though duties delayed about ten days. Funeral observers and dispatches detail community and railroading connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Myers
Santa Fe
Avery Turner
General Land
Ray Wheatley
Slaton
Harley-Davidsons
F. L. Beer
J. Mackie
Topeka
Kansas
A. O'Leary
Santa Pe Tra
Hubbert
Jahneen
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Indore
India
Gray Whamred Privcrral Soothts
Amiaritlo Hotelasepan
FK Schilling
Earth
Gouldy
Euvainy
Lane
Quiet Corner
William T. Ellis
James
Joan Moore
Allen
Polk St
New Spring
Meas
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