Forty three wells drilled in Monroe field this year
The Monroe gas field has completed 43 wells in 1923 with about 600 million cubic feet of gas daily from a field with over 300 wells. Ouachita parish leads in new wells and capacity, with major projects from Atlas Oil, La Del Properties, Peerless Carbon Company, and others expanding plant capacity to tens of millions of cubic feet per day.
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Monroe
Monroe Gas
Ouachita Parish
Morehouse
Ouachita
Tte
Atlas Oil Company
la del
J. M. Maber
Peerless Carbon Company
Mawes
Conservation Commicron
J. M. Huber
Oscar Nelson
Townley Drilling Company
Southern Carbon Company
LaDot Propcortices
Louisiana Gas Products Corporation
Amalgamated Company
Label Properties
Ouachita Natural Gas Company
Easterling
Il C. Morris
C. A. Barbour
Texas Company
Standard Carbon Company
Atlas © Company
A. D Hoaterman
Texas
Louisiana Producing & Carbon Company
Fred Stovall
G. W. Zeigen
Union Geo Products, Inc
Lac Properties
H. C. Morris
LaDel Properties
Hatcher & Evans
D. Hunter
Hosherman
Carson, Carbon Company
Mohawk Oil Company
Monroe OU and Carbon Company
D. Y. Smith
Morris
H.C. Morris
Gonni
Label
Monster Black
Guthrie
United Oil and Natural Gas Products Corporation
Cargas
Phillips
Oscar Nelson Carbon Company
Mon Lowisiana Carson Com- Sahone Ian Bie
Texas-Louisiana Producing & Carbon Company
Doss
Borhon
Palmer Corporation
Swartz
Consolidated Carbon Company
United States Carbon Company
Bastrop
Humphries Carbon Company
Louisiana Carbon Company
Central Carbon Company
Swarta
Gulf Carbon Company
Carson Carbon Company
Collinston
Imperial Oil & Gas Company
Sterlington
Perryville
Century Carbon Company
Trainers Gather for North Randall Meet
Cleveland dispatch reports North Randall stables filling for the Grand Circuit meet as trainers prepare for a season opening July 2. Veteran driver Pop Geers arrives early with trotters and pacers including Lanardo and Lillian Silkwood, while Frank G. Jones’ string and other stables are housed nearby amid names like Fred Egan and Nat Ray.
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Cleveland
North Randall
Brooklyn
Here
Pop” Geers
Pop
Fred Egan
Epeck Erskine
Marvin Childs
Nat Ray
Decay of London Meldings to Be Studied by Experts
In Prost Lorton on June 9 experts will study the decay of historic London buildings. The inquiry aims to determine chemical and physical causes behind eroding stone and will take time. Immediate cases include the Carlton Club Tower of London Houses of Parliament Holyrood Castle and Tintern Abbey.
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London
Lorton
Londor
Carlton Club
Tower of London
Houses of Parliament
Holyrood Castle
Tintern Abbey
Moving pictures aid education of foreigners in Chicago
Chicago officials say motion pictures help teach immigrants and clarify citizenship. Jaroslav J. Zorhal notes rising night class attendance and stronger understanding as film language assists naturalization efforts.
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Chicago
Jaroslav J. Zorhal
Society For Visual Education
Mr. Zorhal
American firm orders two Swedish passenger ships for Pacific East service
A Gothenburg shipyard has won an order from an American company to build two 3,000 ton passenger ships for Pacific East service. The vessels, to be fully equipped and completed in Sweden, will reach 18 knots. It is the first time Sweden has secured such a large ship order from an American firm.
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Sweden
Fresa Stockholm
Gothenburg
Mosquito Fleet Aims to Ward Off Henry Ford Village Dry Spell
Detroit reporters detail a network smuggling Canadian beer and whiskey across the Detroit River. A small boat fleet supposedly delivers 50,000 to 65,000 pints daily, with additional carload shipments via a tunnel, totaling thousands of cases monthly. Figures vary. officials dispute the estimates but acknowledge ongoing cross border shipments.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Detroit River
United States
Canada
Mexico
Walkerville
Grosse Pointe
Allen greets new Syria governor in Beyrouth visit
Henry J. Allen meets General Weygand in Beyrouth as he tours Near East Relief work for orphans. The American colony witnesses the ceremony and the arrival of 100 blind children brought from Kaypoot through rugged terrain on relief transport.
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Henry J. Allen
Syria
Associated Press
Beyrouth
Weygand
Grament
Henry J Aller
Mr. Allen
Kaypoot
Arvatolia
Berlin Farmers Get Half Fare For Vacant-Land Trips
Berlin railways slash fare by half for needy tenant gardeners traveling to and from gardens near Berlin. Spring and summer leases cover small plots held for speculation or building. A continuous belt of 15 000 acres surrounds the city with 170 000 gardeners, up 12 000 from last year.
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Berlin
Violin Making Grows Rapidly in Czechoslovakia
Prague reports a booming violin industry driven by wood quality and skilled craft. About 4,500 home workers produce high quality instruments, with 133000 violins made in 1922 alongside 2100 cellos and 1200 double bases.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Classified ad for oak dining room furniture set
One suit of oak dining room furniture offered for sale. Phone number 296, 5-61t.
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Sixth Street
Amundsen to Start North Pole Flight June 20
Bergen Norway June 9 The voyage from Wainwright Alaska to Spitzbergen will begin on or about June 20 with Captain Roald Amundsen and pilot Omdal. The journey is expected to take about twenty two hours and may face engine problems after passing the Pole near the Polar ice edge. The Norwegian government has assigned two naval hydroairplanes and one fishing patrol vessel to aid the expedition.
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Norway
Roald Amundsen
Omdal
North Pole
Wainwright
Alaska
Spitzbergen
Pole
Polar
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