United Gas Corporation reports 1951 earnings and expansion plans
N C McGowen notes limited 1951 operation despite expansion. Consolidated net income rose to 1.83 per share from 1.57 in 1950. Dividends at 25 cents quarterly. Natural gas and liquids volumes up. Union Producing tallies 6,241,040 barrels of crude oil, up 745,931 from 1950.
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Lars
N. C. McGowen
United Gas Companies
Union Producing Company
United Gas Corporation
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
United
United Gas Corporation Reports Strong 1951 Growth in Texas Pipeline Expansions
The 22nd annual stockholders report shows 1951 as a year of revenue and expense growth with major investments in pipelines and properties. United added 22 communities in Texas Louisiana and Mississippi, reaching 461 served. Customer total rose 29,851 to 430,305 in distribution divisions. natural gas sales rose 94 billion cubic feet to 690. Revenue from gas sales increased to 89.646 million. Construction and exploration spending reached 113.310 million, the highest in company history.
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United Gas Corporation
Texas
Lousiana
Mississippi
United
Athlete's Foot Remedy Advertisement at Hall Rexall Drug
An advertisement for T-4-L athlete's foot treatment claims rapid relief in 3 to 5 days with dry skin shedding then healthy skin. It promotes purchasing mpant-drying T-4-L at Hall Rexall Drug.
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Hall Rexall Drug
Eight 4-H Programs Over 15 Years Highlight 1952 State Actions
Eight national 4-H programs, all more than fifteen years old, are active in this state for 1952 with donors supporting anniversaries. Programs include Girls' Record, Canning, Meat Animal, Food Preparation, Farm and Home Electr ic, Leadership, Dairy Achievement, and Beautification of Home Grounds. Over 2,661,000 4-Hers enrolled in 1950. incentives include medals, educational trips to Chicago, and $100 college scholarships. County agents provide full information. programs are overseen by the Cooperative Extension Service. The note on James Gillespie Blaine refers to his nicknames Plumed Knight and Tattooed Man by rivals.
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Montgomery Ward
Ruth Kerr
Thos. &, Wilson
Kelvinator
Farm and Home Electric
Westinghouse
Boward Foss Wilson
Dairy Achievement
Lederle
Mrs
Charles R. Walgreen
Chicago
Co-operative Extension Service
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Carrollton Chronicle
Dallas County
Carrollton
Congress
Nicholas J. Sindite
Vivian Pierce Sindik
Ditor and Publisher
Amperite Editor
ALC
American Cancer Society
Cancer Crusade
Texas Cancer Crusade
Ungas Corporation
Family Group Insurance
Rhoton Funeral Home
Archie Garrett
City Cab Co
4Th and Broadway
Gulf Gas & Oil Taxi Service
Grapevine Mattress Factory
Jess Mitchell
Grapevine
Legion Mall
L. Coker Insurance Agen
Carrollton, Texas
Dial
Dallas
Dallas Imperial
Baughman
A. Harris and Company
Ann Salmon
Springs
Martyn Zienter
Detroit
Mich
Mary Huff
Jane Jenkins
Greenville
Nolagene
Plano
Marilyn Smith Pickens
Gen Franklin
James Gillespie Blaine
Royal
Cari Prin
Chevrolet
Zal Ld
Vandergriff Chevrolet Company
Arlington
Irving
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