Fire crews race to cap 2100 barrel oil well near Many
Longview Texas firefighters joined H L Pattons crew to cap the W C Turnbow No 4 well on the Williams base near Many Louisiana. The flame shot 45 feet high as 2,000 spectators watched and the well burned since Wednesday night. A coat smothering attempt failed and the derrick burned, leaving three nearby wells untouched.
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Many
Longview
Texas
W. C. Turnbow
Williams Base
H. L. Patton
Lipton Launches Largest Ad Campaign in Newspapers
Thomas J. Lipton, Inc. begins a major nationwide push with Yellow Label Tea featured as a hot winter drink in weekly ads in The Daily News and The Globe. The campaign emphasizes quality over price and signals corporate confidence in business and consumer demand.
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Thomas J. Lipton, Inc
Daily News
The
Globe
Lipton
Lipton’s
Amarillo Boosters Head to Roswell Fair
A delegation from Amarillo left at 10 oclock Friday morning to attend the tenth annual Eastern New Mexico Fair in Roswell. Noted travelers include Avery Rush secretary of the Tri-State Fair Association Bill Beechler of Cunningham Floral Company Bill Gillstrap of Southwestern Public Service and a Globe News representative. They plan to return Saturday.
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Roswell
Amarillo
Exposition City
Avery Rush
Tri-State Fair Association
Bill Beechler
Cunningham Floral Company
Bill Gillstrap
Southwestern Public Service Company
Globe News
Rites Planned for Pioneer J D L McKinney in Van Alstyne
Funeral services are set for Saturday in Van Alstyne Texas for J D L McKinney 175 prominent local resident and grandson of Collin McKinney an early Texas pioneer.
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van Alstyne
Texas
U.P
J. D. L. McKinney
Collin McKinney
Arraign Hastings in Forgery Case T: Odious forgery ring tied to hotels across 10 cities in six states
A. H. Hastings, 27, of Oklahoma City, arraigned on attempting to pass a forged instrument and remanded after failing to make 1000 bond. R. E. Clark, 28, of Bloomington, Ill., arraigned with bond set at 1000 but not met. Hastings linked to a nationwide forgery scheme. a bad check for 109 is reported in Anadarko. Hastings is said to be OU Law School graduate and member of the Oklahoma bar.
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A. H. Hastings
Oklahoma City
J. W. Minter
Hastings
R. E. Clark
Bloomington
Ill
Clark
W. N. Thompson
Anadarko
Okla
Potter County
University of Oklahoma Law School
Oklahoma
Adults Urged To Learn Safety In Road Use
Sidney J. Williams of the National Safety Council says adults, not children, must be educated in safety to curb rising private driver incidents. He notes fewer child pedestrian accidents but a 50 percent four year surge in crashes involving private drivers hitting other cars or adult pedestrians or veering off roads.
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Washington
Sidney J. Williams
National Safety Council
Williams
Public Safety Division
Council
White Zombie to Play at Mission Theatre Midnight Matinee
Bela Lugosi stars in the horror thriller White Zombie showing at the Mission Theatre this Saturday midnight. Madge Bellamy and John Harron co star in the film about Haitian superstition and voodoo lore.
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Mission Theatr
Bela Lugosi
Madge Bellamy
John Harron
Cost of Enforcement Less Than Glass of Beer
A report to the Methodist Conference says the Volstead Act enforcement costs 0.043 cents per capita, described as less than the price of a glass of beer. The report, read at their eastern conference, urges temperance and calls propaganda for liquor a banked effort.
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Atlantic City
N.Y
U.P
Methodist Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Entertainers to Brighten Amarillo College Program
John Valentine and Marshall Elder arrive in Amarillo for a concert at the Amarillo College of Music Friday night at 8 15 presented by Mrs. Ata Potts Turk and her Balladettes and Balladers. Valentine, a famed entertainer, performs songs in costume with roles such as The Student Prince White Cargo Rio Rita and The Merry Widow. A small admission fee will be charged.
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John Valentine
Marshall Elder
Amarillo
Reconstruction Finance loans fund Rio Grande flood control project
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation announced three self liquidating loans aimed at Western projects, including a $5,784,000 grant to the Middle Rio Grande Flood Controls district to build levees canals and storage to protect Albuquerque and other cities from floods. Ogden and Prescott received smaller loans. The Rio Grande project will employ about 2,200 workers over three years. Local work has already spent $4,000,000 on 152 miles of levee and related structures.
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Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
Middle Rio Grande
Rio Grande
Albuqurque
N. M
Ogden
Utah
Prescott
Aziz
Corporation Announcement
Sheriff raids seize beer and whiskey at Sixteenth Avenue
N. Thompson was arrested and charged with possession of 385 bottles of beer and four pints of whiskey by the sheriff's department in a raid Thursday night at Sixteenth Avenue and Buchanan Street. The mayor was seized at the apartment.
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N. Thompson
Sheriff's Department
Sixteenth Avenue
Buchanan Street
Mqyor
Forgery Suspects Wanted in Raton
Raton New Mexico officers have mailed complaints and warrants to Sheriff W N Thompson for Charles E Black and F L Barth who are suspected in a forgery scheme. Sheriff Al Davis reports a forgery warrant on a Denver National Bank check signed by J F Cunningham cashed in Denver. Hastings and Clark are held in jail as part of a suspected 10 city, six state operation. Recent rains in Mexico have not cured crop damage from the drought.
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Denver National Bank
J. F. Cunningham
Hastings and Clark
Argentina buys more coffee abroad amid Brazil unrest
Disturbances in Brazil push Argentina to source coffee from Mexico Central America and northern South America while London farriers note peak business in August heat wave as bargain hunters stock up.
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Brazil
Argentina
Mexico
Central America
London
Hills Bros. Coffee Uses Patented Controlled Roasting
Hills Bros. promotes a controlled roasting process that delivers even roasting in small, continuous portions for consistent flavor. The brand emphasizes vacuum-packed cans to keep coffee fresh, claiming the method preserves aroma and prevents staling, with a long history and a distinctive Arab trademark on the can.
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Hills Bros
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