Mexican Oil Wells and Cities Service Outlook
A London financial page notes Cities Service Co up to date on oil ventures. It references a great Mexican oil well with production estimates of 50 000 to 75 000 barrels per day and mentions Mexican properties valued highly though not yet fully described. The report reflects market interest in oil assets and valuation in mid June.
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Financial
London
TRE Financier
Cities Service Co
North
Texas
Ranger
Texas-Pacific Company
Norwood
Empire
Comanche County
North Texas
Brown County
United States
Starr
Zapata
Liberty Counties
Oklahoma
Empire Group Runs Vast Oil Empire Across States
The Empire Company of the Cities Service Group controls extensive oil and gas operations in Kansas Oklahoma Texas New Mexico Wyoming and more. Under Henry L. Doherty leadership the empire holds millions of acres thousands of wells pipelines refineries and storage facilities with rapid growth and nationwide impact.
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Cities Service Company
Empire Company and Associates
Cities Service
Empire Group
Butler County
Kansas
Empire
United States
Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Wyoming
Montana
Nebraska
Arkansas
Colorado
California
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
Ohio
New York State
Canada
Empire Company
Missippi
England
Wales
Scotland
Kansas Properties
Empire Enterprises
Empire Companies
Old Indian Reservation
Osage
Ready
Bartlesville
Kansas City
Gainesville
Burkburnett
Henry %. Doherty
Henry . Doherty and Company
Wall Street
New York City
Henry L. Doherty
London
America
Empire Oil
City Service stock offerings and preferred securities guidance
If you seek more information about Cities Service issues, including Common and Preferred Stocks Debenture B and C, and related securities such as Denver Gas Preferred and Empire 7 percent preferred, write or phone us for details.
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Isues
Denver Gas
Empire
East Broad
Columbus
Broadway
Nelsonville Entertainment Honoring Returning Soldier
Miss Doral Adamson hosted a Wednesday evening gathering in Nelsonville to honor her brother Jeffrey, recently returned from overseas service with Company F of the 308th Engineers. Guests included Misses Danford, Harper, Smith, Parry, Ruscoe, Eddy, Kaelin, Green, Stedam, Stratton, and Messrs. Preston, Jackson, Green, Hoch, Betts, Miller, Wilson, plus Mr. and Mrs. Hutchson, Higgins, Eddy, and Lancaster.
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Doral Adamson
Jeffery
Company F
308Th Engineers
Marie Danford
Marie Harper
Glouster
Freda Smith
Mary Parry
Mamie Ruscoe
Hazel Eddy
Lucile Kaelin
Leta Green
Helena Stedam
Mae Stratton
Emmett Preston
Frank Jackson
Art Green
Orlie
Weiner Roast Highlights Local Social Gatherings
Miss Marie Harper of Glouster attends a weiner roast at Crystal Springs with Mae Stratton Hazel Eddy Doril Adamson Miller and Tom Wilson and Jeffery Adamson. Roy Schnackenberg and Edward Toener of Cincinnati visit Mrs C H Roddabush in Columbus.
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Weiner
Marie Harper
Glouster
Mae Stratton
Hazel Eddy
Doril Adamson
Miller
Tom Wilson
Jeffery Adamson
Crystal Springs
Roy Schnackenberg
Edward Toener
Cincinnati
C. H. Roddabush
Roddabush
Washington Street
Marie Danford
Gaynelle James
Logan
J. B. Hanning
Carl Hanning
Columbus
C. A. Storer
C. E. Jewett
Philadelphia
A. L. Pritchard
Marie Harper of
Doras Adamson
Entertains for Returned Soldier Glen Mulligan
Mr and Mrs Harold Mechem hosted a six o'clock dinner Thursday evening for Glen Mulligan recently returned from overseas duty. Guests included Donald Shafer Roy Hawk Mr and Mrs Stanley Mechem and the hosts.
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Harold Mechem
Glen Mulligan
Donald Shafer
Roy Hawk
Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville Gun Club Scores and New Members
The Nelsonville Gun Club reports strong early results with members scoring high on a trap shoot. Notable scores include Rauch 80 Cann 76 Poston of Athens 76 Poston 81 and guest P H Mutt of Winchester Arms scoring 86. New shooters welcome next Thursday include Dr C F Welch Eugene Pritchard and Frank Benson.
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Nelsonville
Harry Jackson
F. X. Rauch
W. H. Cann
Julius Fisher
James Sharp
Anthony Wilson
Joe Indersden
John Poston
Athens
Don Poston
P. H. Mutt
Winchester Repeating Arms Co
C. EF. Welch
Eugene Pritchard
Frank Benson
Playground Activities Grow As Weekly Hours Attract Crowds
The weekly play hours draw larger crowds with new games introduced at the West Side school. On Monday a record crowd enjoyed a lively play hour, and Wednesday saw East Side indoor baseball beat Doanville 13 to 12 in a close matchup. Next week the Doanville and East Side teams meet again.
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East Side
Doanville
West Side
Ford Touring Car 1917 Model For Sale In First Class Condition
Classified ads from Nelsonville list several items for sale and services. A 1917 Ford touring car in first class condition is offered by Bert Young. Other ads include a 1918 Overland touring car with four new tires by Carl Charles Hankinson, plus job requests for machine men in Nelsonville. Also notices offer old magazines disposal, hog meal, potatoes, and old equipment buying by F Silberstein & Sons. A 10 room house at 436 Chestnut Street is for sale with a new 14 by 16 garage. Also vulcanizing services by Nelsonville Tire & Repair Co. and a lost traveling bag with reward.
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Bert Young
Overland
Carl Charles Hankinson
Poplar St
Nelsonville
Chestnut Street
Ford Says He Knew Little of Ads With His Name
Henry Ford testified in a libel suit against the Chicago Tribune that he did not know what appeared in advertisements bearing his name. He said his peace secretary Devaligne wrote no ads and he warned him to stick to facts. He admitted limited knowledge of military terms and faced questions over the advertorial content and its headline.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Henry Ford
Millon
Caicazo Tribune
Ford
Theodore Devaligne
Devaligne
Stevenson
Weaver
Mobile
Chicago Tribune
Lucking
Tribune
Tucker
Wage Increase Put Up to the State Officials
Two hundred employees of the state industrial commission sent a resolution to Governor Cox and both houses of the legislature demanding higher pay and better working conditions. They threaten a strike that could halt the department if unmet, as the legislature controls funds. The Employees League of Ohio formed to organize all state workers.
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Columbus
State Industrial Commission
Cox
Civil Service Commission
The
Employees League of Ohio
Sundry Civil Bill Passed by Senate After House Action
The Senate approved the sundry civil bill as reported from the House after rejecting multiple amendments. The vote finalized the measure in Washington with the chamber set to send the bill to the president.
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Washington
Senate
House
New Arrival Mary Lou Ful ton Born This Afternoon
A daughter named Mary Lou was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fulton this afternoon. Mother and child are reported to be doing nicely.
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Clifford Fulton
Mary Lou
Marietta Homecoming end for Floyd McCle ad
Floyd McClead, returned from France with the Canadian Army, learns on a Stanleyville platform that his mother has died. His father and a brother had died earlier, two siblings welcome him as a seven member family is reduced by losses noted July 11th.
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Marietta
Floyd McClead
France
Stanleyville
Floyd
McClead
Confectioner Robert M. Me’s Habeas Case Ends
Columbus Ohio July 18 Robert M Me a confectioner who filed habeas corpus against his mother in law Mrs Della Woodcock over his bride of a week remains without a wife Ruth is back with her mother after the writ was dismissed by Judge Rathmell who said let Ruth decide for herself A peace meeting was planned this afternoon by the mother in law and others to settle the matter.
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Columbus
Robert M. Me
Columbus Confectioner
Della Woodcock
Ruthis
Rathmell
Ruth
Party Given at Home in Buchtel
A delightful party was hosted at Mr. and Mrs. William Dearing home on July 16 in honor of Miss Anna Conley fifteenth birthday. Guests included Anna Conley Lottie Coakley Ruth Dixon Clara Conley Beatrice Phillips Laura Grimm Velma Wray Maye Oakley Delma Wetzel Olive Kenney Wilma Keeney Ruby Maye Margaret Wetzel Marie Marten Rosa Dearing Ida May Dearing Mrs. Charles Mohney Mrs. William Dearing Mrs. Frank Keeney Mrs. Alfred May Mrs. Charles Conley Clifford Sibole Belford Burgess James Jones Ernest Murray Otha Plat Everett Keeney Richard Shephard Floyd Turner Cecil Dixon Hubert Woods Elmer Dixon Frank Martin George Conkole Russell Rife Wilbur Wright Donald Keeney Gerald Shephard Ralph Andrews Bill Sheskey Howard Wright. Cream and cake were served and games were played for a most enjoyable time.
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Gerald Shephard
Ralph Andrews
Bill Sheskey
Howard Wright
Daylight Saving Rider Reattached to Agricultural Bill
Washington July 18 The house agricultural committee added a daylight saving repeal rider to the agricultural appropriation bill despite President Wilson vetoing the measure earlier over the daylight saving clause.
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Washington
House Agricultural Committee
Wilson
Remarkable Cure Claim for Mayr's Remedy
A testimonial describes severe stomach trouble and drinking to cope, then credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with curing ailments including stomach and intestinal issues. The ad claims the product removes mucus and inflammation and offers a money back guarantee. McKee Drug Store is cited as a source and mentions druggists generally.
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Mayr
McKee Drug Store
Western Teacher to Speak This Evening
Prof. J. 8. Gaylord of the State Normal College Winona Minnesota is guest of Prof. and Mrs. W. H. Cooper He speaks on public speaking and the correction of speech defects at Ewing Hall auditorium tonight at 730 free and open to all interested in the subjects
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J. 8. Gaylord
State Normal College
Winona, Minn
W. H. Cooper
Gaylord
Ewing Hall Auditorium
Alienation Suit 18 Delayed Due to Judge Illness
The Tolliver Mahaffey alienation case was not held Friday due to Judge Worstell s illness. He is slowly recovering from a fractured limb and no date to resume court activity was provided.
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Tolliver-Mahaffey
Worstell
Keating Steenrod Wedding Permits Issued
Herbert A. Keating 24 a miner and Hazel Steenrod 22 both of Nelsonville received marriage licenses. Rev. E D Murch officiated. Robt L Ruth 24 a hospital attendant of Shade and Eunice F McCollina 21 a waitress of Athens also obtained wedding permits.
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Herbert A. Keating
Miner
Hazel Steenrod
Nelsonville
E. D. Murch
Robt
L. Ruth
Shade
Eunice F. McCollina
Athens
Clock Runs Two Years On Battery And Magnet Power
An inventor reveals a clock operated by an electric battery and magnets that can keep time for two years without maintenance or attenuation.
Glouster Council Sets First Month Meeting Tonight
Glouster city council plans the first monthly meeting this evening. A July 4 session was skipped in favor of a June 30 meeting. The report also notes a divorce suit filed by Mrs. L C Matthews seeking alimony and child custody, with the couple married in 1903 and seven children living.
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Council
L. C. Matthews
Common Pleas Court
Local Servicemen Return and Travel Updates
Frank Dyson, son of Mr and Mrs Levi Dyson, has returned from overseas service after serving abroad since June 1918. Miss Esta Cunningham left today for Meigs to visit Mr and Mrs John A Goddard. Mr and Mrs Illiam Dugan left this morning for Columbus where Mr Dugan may undergo an operation.
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Frank Dyson
Levi Dyson
Frank
Esta Cunningham
Meigs
John A. Goddard
Illiam Dugan
Columbus
Dugan
Gravel Breaks Plate Glass at Beshara Bros Store
Gravel scattered on the street near the Gibbs building was moved by a passing car, striking the Beshara Bros fruit store window and breaking a large plate glass. The hole in the glass was caused by a stone and the window is insured.
Resolution to bar negroes from railroad shops debated
Delegates at the Pennsylvania system federation convention discussed a resolution that would bar African Americans from employment in railroad shops and round houses in Columbus Ohio on July 18.
Texas scientist warns of 250000 horsepower wasted
A Texas scientist states that more than 250000 horsepower is going to waste in the state’s rivers, highlighting energy loss and potential efficiency improvements for water resources.
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Texas
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Claude Meeker
Financial News Service
North Central
Gulf Coast
Petrolia
Corporation and Partnership
C.E. Taggart Public Accountant
P. Bidg
Nelsonville Gun Club
Jackson Street
William Lohimier
M. Shamanaky
Watkins St. Bell
Cash Feed & Supply Co
Frank Tedrow
F. Silberstein & Sons
Nelsonville Tire & Repair Co
Washington St
Buchte and
Kimberly Coal & Land Co
Buchtel
Glouster News
W. A. Pride
W. E. McCarty
Jimmie
Buckeye Lake
K. of P. Bidg
Theto Mesage
Java
Athens Glouster Nelgonville
Chexuntvewsad
Otor Company
G. W. Hopkins & Co
Athens, Ohio
E. F. Martin
Albany, O
Ohlinger
Wolf
Callie Hams
Lamb
Veal
Franklin
Golden Sun
Ohlinger & Wolf
E. Chestnut ST
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