Amarillo Globe 1900 Panhandle oil output and town news
The Amarillo Globe reports oil production hitting 1,506,000 barrels daily with independent producers benefiting from a crude cut to 10 to 7 cents per barrel. Major refiners struggle to handle Panhandle oil as a parageoric additive is said to affect flues. President Teagle of Standard Oil of New Jersey visited Amarillo.
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Amarillo
Panhandle crude market view cited by Teagle in Amarillo
Globe reporter notes Teagle warns of paregoric in Panhandle crude hurting demand as Oklahoma crude rises to 2.40 per barrel. He proposes drilling fewer wells and awaiting a removal method, while Standard of New Jersey units plan 1,000 new locations. The piece blends local oil market talk with varied anecdotes.
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Standard of New Jersey
Local notices and travel updates from the city scene
The page records residents visiting relatives and heading on trips, with multiple mentions of people in transit, hospital stays, and routine work in Santa Fe and Roswell. It notes typhoid illness in a Clovis hospital, a Denver business trip, and members of families visiting and returning home.
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Lalo Principe
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Hoge Mesvcan Lion le Killed at Rio Heado
OCR fragment describes the Hoge Mesvcan Lion le killing near Rio Heado with mentions of a railway system. It notes a clink within 160 miles and passage through 65 tunnels 67 bridges and 14 switchbacks. The text is garbled with multiple errors and unrealized details.
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Rio Heado
Biebeet
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Pere
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