Hutchinson County Well Gas Shows In Barnum No 1
Gas was struck in the Roy G. Barnum No 1 in Hutchinson county at 2828 feet, two feet into the first true sand. Two million feet of gas flowed as the well nears the big pay depth around 3000 feet, hinting at the field’s heart and potential largest producer status. Drilling to resume Sunday amid operator optimism.
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Roy G. Barnum No. 1
Johnson
Section 87
Block Y
Hutchinson County
Barnum
Carson-Hutchinson
Amarillo
Panhandle
Holmes
Gray County
W. Holmes
Plaine
Watch me on page ten and local notes from Canyon
Mr and Mrs J M Daugherty of Canyon were here yesterday and several locals are improving after illnesses. The paper notes community updates including paving in Canyon, a police station incident, and visitors from Wichita and Kansas with plans for upcoming events and sales.
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C. N. Harrison
Canyon
T. C. Thompson
Claude Locke
Miami
Texas Wheat Growers’ Association
Mrs. Goodlowe and Son
Kansas
G. C. Holland
Gorman Denies Advising Orient Purchase
San Angelo May 9 A telegram from J E Gorman president of the Rock Island line denies he would recommend to his directors the purchase of the Kansas City Mexico and Orient railroad by the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific. Dispatches from Wichita quoted him as saying he would recommend the Rock Island purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
Tex
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
J. E. Gorman
Rock Island Line
Wichita
Kan
Evangelist Zimmerman to Lead Week of Services
The Rev. F. O. Zimmerman known as Zim the Tithing Evangelist will conduct services at Buchanan Street Methodist Church starting Sunday morning. Pastor W. H. Strong announced the visitor’s arrival today.
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F. O. Zimmerman
Zim
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Zimmerman
W. H. Strong
Farther Point Collision In Dense Fog Damages Minor
The Royal Mail steam packet Huer Orca, en route from Europe to New York via Quebec, collided in dense fog about fifty miles east of Farther Point with the steamer Porsanger. The impact caused only slight damage and Huer Orca landed passengers yesterday in Quebec.
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Farther Point
Quebec
Royal Mail
Europe
New York
Here
Porsanger
Half Moon Society Chartered in Austin
The Half Moon, a society formed to foster loyalty to the University of Texas and provide a reading room for lectures, was chartered in Austin today by the secretary of state.
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Austin
Half Moon
University of Texas
McLean Chamber Votes to Renew West Texas Memberships
The McLean Chamber of Commerce voted to renew its memberships in the West Texas Chamber of Commerce. S. J. Cole, district manager, reported the McLean group shows rapid progress with a cotton gin, another under construction, and a third planned. A net road improvement program was adopted. T. A. Landers of the McLean News serves as president.
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McLean Chamber of Commerce
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
S. J. Cole
West Texas Organization
McLean
Cole
Chamber
T. A. Landers
McLean News
Berlin Attack Says Soviet Delegations Nervous
London reports the raid on the Soviet trade headquarters in Berlin has unsettled Soviet organizations abroad. Russians in London discuss unusual activity since last Monday in London service trade delegation branches where desks and cupboards were overhauled and many documents moved to an unknown destination.
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London
Berlin
Morning Post
Lions Seek Pullman Charter for Omaha Convention
Amarillo Lions aim to charter a special Pullman for the Lions convention in Omaha Nebraska from June 28 to 26. Harry Jo A Gardner and C B Davis urge Panhandle clubs to join the plan. Six delegates from Amarillo likely will attend. twenty five needed for the car. round trip rates planned at five and a half dollars.
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Amarillo
Omaha
Church Discusses Right of Women in Pulpits
Springfield Mass May 9 The Methodist Episcopal General Conference delegates consider the fight for full ordination of women. Dr. C T Wilson challenges Gov Smith of New York to debate the prohibition question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
C. T. Wilson
Smith
New York
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Proposed Petroleum Freight Rates Suspended
Washington May 9 proposed new schedules establishing rates on petroleum and its products from Arkansas Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma to points on the Mobile and Ohio railroad in Illinois would increase today but were suspended by the Interstate Commerce Commission from May 10 to September 7.
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Washington
Arkansas
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Mobile and Ohio
Illinois
Interstate Commerce Commission
Shaw Rites Tomorrow
William Andrew Shaw 77, noted Texas writer and publisher, dies at Dallas home. Funeral is set for Oak Cliff Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
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Shaw
Dallas
Tex
William Andrew (Farmer) Shaw
Texas
Oak Cliff Presbyterian Church
Mrs J E Sparks Hears of Mother's Death in Los Angeles
Mrs J E Sparks of 1207 Johnson Street learned last night of her mother Mrs J E Stratton dying yesterday at a daughter’s home in Los Angeles. Stratton was 78 years old and had been ill for months. She had visited her daughter and family here several times and had many friends locally.
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J. E. Sparks
Johnson Street
J. E. Stratton
M. Hays
Los Angeles
Half Minute Interviews Reflections From Local Citizens
Chief of Police Cain argues drunks should stay jailed until sobered even with wealth. Dr R. B. Killough recalls avoiding races, politics, and notes, sticking to advice. Hera Hopkins notes towns resistors who say it cannot be done but progress continues. Frank W. Higinbotham longs for Kansas and Amarillo, plans a return. Emil F. Myers revises travel plans to Brownwood. Frank Jarrell fears the cost of travel and golf drives.
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Cain
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Hole
Chas, C. Triplett
Lawyer
Milady
J. W. Collins
J. M. Daugherty
J. H. Paul
Leo Bourrell
United States Zinc Company
John’ ‘Paétsold
Groom
St. Anthony’s Sanitarium
A. L. Craig
Brownwood
C. Johnston
Jacobs-Cold Packing Company
Bill Askew
Hans
The
Globe Office
J. Clark Coit
Winchester-Simmons Co
St. Louis
C. G. Gibson
Panhandle Hardware and Implement Dealers’ Association
Joe Meeks
Northwest Texas
Pruitt
Food Department
Government
Wichita Falls
Gorman
Orient Purchase
Finklea Electric Co
Polk Street
M’lean
Daily Globe
LIONS
Church
Hera Hopkins
Frank W. Higinbotham
Amarillio
Emil F. Myers
Frank Jarrell
Beckwith Plumbing CO
Cleveland
Panama
Boston Hat Works
Colorado
Harmon Benton
Tygent
Potter County
F.C.B. Amarillo
American Warehouse & Storage Co
Grant Street
Silk Jersey Petticoats
Silk Sox
Ginghams
HINDS
Warner
Palm Beach
IESE
Cash Furniture
Griggs Furniture CO
Taylor Street
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