Great year at Tampico boosts Mexican oil outlook
Tampico reports potential oil output in 1920 may reach 1.7 million barrels daily across northern Panoco Topila and southern fields. Actual production runs far below with about 35 percent of potential tapped. January exports total 61,289 barrels in Tampico district. U S and British firms long dominant as Mexico’s oil industry aims to expand to meet global demand.
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Ralph H. ‘Turner
United Press
Tampico
Mexico
Wever
Mex
Campicg
Tambco
Panoo
Topila
He Tampico
Lausteca Petroleum Company
E. L. Doheny
Los Agejes
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Eleuila
Irding
George
Hos
Ileo
Tuxpam
Port Lobdés
United States
Southea
Great Britain
Stas
Potentexico
Ppl
Local Social Roundup Notes A Incomplete Norfolk Area
Community gossip item mentions Rev j Hartwell Earlville visit by Verne Arnold of Argyle at James Harper home. Mentions Mrs Vernie Barchsemius of Nor ay visiting brother Ray and sister Maude nson. Aids at church service, and Jesse Baker shipping a car of ochicazy midweek.
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Chicago
R. F. Hampton
Maude Benson
Miriam Wright
Paw Paw
Charles Campbell
Belvidere
Rollo Community
H. L. Hartwell
Rollo
J Hartwell
Earlville
Waterman residents and visitors in local notes
A local column lists Waterman area events and people travel to Rockford Chicago Aurora and Aurora. Items include funeral attendance East Side hospital patient updates shipments of Holstein cattle to Chicago and sports results, with social visits and travel plans noted.
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W. Bakiry
Rockford
Waterman
Roberts
Chicago
Waterman High School
Plano
Mae Potter
Charles Allen
DeLand
Fla
Tom Bennett
East Side Hospital
Mary Gibbons
Aurora
Charles Woods
Hinckley
R. Roberts
Fred Brown
Long Beach
Palo Alto
Calif
B. J. Wykle
Orchestra Hall
Jean Richmond
Monmouth
Guy Matteson
Litle
O. W. Matteson
Minnie Wiltherser
Urban Harris
Jennie Pean
Ross Swift
D. C. Swift
J ' Ber Atherton
Ralph Atherton
Milden
Sask
Canada
al Ns
Howison ‘Bros
Aterman
Eleanor
Ben Macer
Gossip of the Capital Sparks and Coffee at Senate Desk
Washington reports Senator Reed of Missouri carried a coffee fueled attack on the league of nations during a long session. He ordered black coffee for a page and the scene drew scorn from some older ladies of the Senate. Amid campaign chatter Senator Ashurst promises vigorous advocacy for a Democratic candidate. An anonymous postcard campaign mocks Woodrow Wilson and the League.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Reed
Missouri
League of Nations
Senate
Jim
Ashurst
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