King Winter the Oil Man's Friend Speeds Panhandle Oil Debate
Cold weather grips the Panhandle halting drilling and signaling a fall in weekly production. Over-production has kept Panhandle crude cheaper than peers, with major buyers trimming prices to about 1.25 dollars. A winter slowdown may relief producers as storage plans rise and a 100-member West Texas Oil and Gas association pushes saving oil rather than dumping it.
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King Winter
Panhandle
Mid-Continent
Carson-Hutchinson
Amarillo
West Texas Oil and Gas Association
Eastern firm buys Mary-Mere lots and tracts
R A Meads of Denver selected 116 one acre tracts and 63 townsite lots in Mary-Mere Amarillo suburban city project for a large eastern corporation serving Colorado Nebraska and Kansas He is secretary treasurer of Centennial State Building and Loan Association of Denver and says the lots will be distributed among clients He predicts Mary-Mere will become an important suburban community and foresees broad development in the Panhandle network of towns and cities
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R. A. Meads
Denver
Mary-Mere
Amarillo
Eastern
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Meads
Centennial State Building & Loan Association of
Eastern Corporation
Panhandle
Parhardie Gent
Wimmer
Fragmented Texas notice references sheriff and county court terms
A damaged OCR style fragment from Potter County law notices mentions the sheriff and constables, a court date in September, and references to foresters and county officials. The garbled text misses key names and precise actions, yielding a partial glimpse of legal proceedings and public notices.
Pot ter County Condemnation Hearing for Railroad Land
Special commissioners have been appointed to assess damages for the condemnation of land for railroad purposes in Potter County Texas. A hearing is scheduled for October 20, 1920 at 10 a.m. with the county judge presiding to determine damages and notify all heirs or legal representatives.
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Sam B. Motlow
Potter County
Texas
T. W. Cotten
E. H. Petty
J. M. Cook
Sam B. Metlew
Walter Mitcham
Puner Cvertr
Amerie
Return to Normalcy Sparks Beach House Party
Jack Hamill returns from a long absence to his mother with news of a promotion and a plan for a house party near New London. He invites Jock and Cecily among others, while Peg and Johnny organize the setting at the beach, and Jack races toward a hoped reunion with Cecily on the water.
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Derieg
Ivenville
Cleveland
Hill Barnhelme
Johnny
Jock
Jack
Peg
New London
Cecily
Madelaine Hamill
Hue
Bert Nebel
P.m. T
Larry
Joe
Dinny Purviance
Mr. Havens
Mose Blake
the Styx
Lulu
Bill Burnholme
Adonis
Larry Vane
The Queer Singer In Love With His Own Voice
Danny and Peep the Least Sandpiper observe a heronlike figure called Pumper the Hitters. The tale centers on a quirky singing attempt, the crowd’s reaction, and a playful debate about what constitutes singing and love. Danny learns to keep his distance, guided by Peep’s warnings. The piece ends hinting at a new story about “A Heron Cousin.”
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Danny
Peep
Pumper
Black-crown
Pumpery
Night Heron
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