Eighteen Permits Granted to Drill in Tampico Field
In the week ending June 10 the Department of Commerce, Industry and Labor approved 18 drilling permits in Tampico district. Four for light oil and fourteen for heavy oil, with Barbero No. 25 and other wells in Papantla Valley, Tuxpam area, and old Aguila fields. Permits also issued to Huasteca in Tierra Blanca, Mexican Petroleum Corp for Chapacao, and Transcontinental Petroleum in Corcovado.
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Tampico
Department of Commerce, Industry and Labor
Mexican Eagle
Barbero No. 25
Papantla
Tuxpa
Aguila
Corcovado
Transcontinental Petroleum Company
Standard, N. J
Tamapascas Oil Company
Tampascas
Globe Petroleum Company
Quebrache
Corona
Cavalilac
Tampico Banking Company
Caracol
New England
Magnolia
Las Delicias
Head Et al
Las Piedras
Memorial Service at Cotton Gin Soon
TEAGUE June 18 The annual memorial service will be held this year at Cotton Gin Thursday June 35 according to notice from L F Bain secretary of the organization fostering the service All interested parties are requested to be present The text includes a humorous quotation from the Louisville Courier Journal and another from the Boston Transcript not directly related to the memorial service
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Teague
Cotton Gin
L. F. Bain
Funeral Held for Flyer Killed Teaching in Dallas
Carter Leach twenty died instantly at Love Field when he fell from an airplane cockpit while giving Roy Faust flight instruction. Faust twenty two, from Mexia, was strapped in the plane and fell with it. Leach’s body buried, funeral at Ed C Smith & Bro Undertaking, Greenwood Cemetery.
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Dallas
Carter Leach
Munger Avenue
Love Field
Roy Faust
Leach
Parkland Hospital
Ed C. Smith & Bro. Undertaking Company
Greenwood Cemetery
Snake destroyer claims 48 rattlesnakes in one den
International News Service reports E. B. Kinney visiting Eastland recounts killing 48 rattlesnakes in a single den on the Dalton ranch in Palo Pinto county. The firing noise drew more snakes from higher dens as they rolled downhill toward Kinney. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Everett have returned from Dallas.
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International News Service
Eastland
E. B. Kinney
Dalton Ranch
Palo Pinto County
Kinney
Boston Transcript Quote Sparks Recalled Kiss Exchange
A brief archival quote captures a woman recalling a first kiss, with a man replying that she had said the same claim a month earlier. The exchange reflects period dialogue and social tones reported by the Boston Transcript.
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Boston Transcript
Looted Lumber Heist Near Mexia Captures Attention
Local item reports a daring burglary near Mexia involving marble and granite works. Authorities pursue suspects after a break in at Mark Every Grave. No further details available in the fragment.
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Mexia Marbie & Granite Works
New York’s Largest Hotel Reaches 2200 Rooms
The article notes New York’s biggest hotel expanding to 2200 rooms. It highlights scale, location, and possible impact on tourism and business in the city.
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Paris
New York City
New York
Studebaker Pledges Ongoing Improvements and Value
The Studebaker Company touts its 1920s car line as durable and economical. It notes record sales, strong endurance in rugged regions, and low repair costs while promising continuous refinements and new features without calendar constraints.
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Studebaker
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Tampico Field
Ananias Club
Baseball Fan
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chapline
Jesse Grant
Chaplne
Chicago
Jesse Grant Chapline
LaSalle Extension University
LaSalle
Sissy
Hush
Daughter
Louisville Courier-Journal
Rawler
Jong
Hiram Offen
Frederics
Hitt
Rhagte
Mosquito
Buckner & Wright
Mexia Boys
Mexia Capital
South
Sherman
Flyer
R. Faust
Marion M. Brown
C. Maxwell
Drs. Brown & Maxwell Surgery Medicine
City National Bank
Mrs
Hugh Everett
Sears
Marie Provost
Bahaniay Opera House
Bill
Louieville
Ummer
Vicks
J. R. Neece Lumber CO
East Palestine ST
GT Hse
the Studebaker Corporation OF America
South Bend, Indiana
Udebaker
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