White Point Feld Activity Signals Guffey Drilling Plan
Corpus Christi reports ten carloads of drilling si ehiners arrived for Guffey Petroleum at White Point. Two derricks will be built soon near well No 3 along Nueces Bay. The company plans 4900 foot depth if needed and expects rapid development of 2000 acres. Other firms prepping derricks include Henry Mc Wallace, Orie Money OH, and Nupeps OL. Also notices on railroad rate hearings set for February 1.
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Nueces Bay
United States
Ix Nut Fond
Adkelibea
Sidewalk enforcement and paving debate in city council
Aldermen clash over enforcing the sidewalk ordinance and paying Main Avenue paving. Debate centers on asphalt option at 1.88 to 1.98 per yard, with Ward 4 urging patchwork avoidance. Council split eight present, votes pending to award contract and address ditching and culverts for river range project.
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Main Avenue
Dewey Place
French Palee
Ahphaltic Comertts
Clygineer Helland
Eliworth
Metilaskey
Te Eald
Brown
Grayson Street
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Western Paving Company
Car’ Pet
Grayson’ Avenue
Sitney
Gillette Tt Ja
Mangled Hand Shows Necessity of Statute
A Missouri hearing before a State Senate committee featured a rough, bandaged worker who revealed a mangled hand to argue for a workers compensation bill. He testified he had been unable to work for seven years after an injury not his fault, urging lawmakers to pass the measure.
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Safterson City
Taw
Workmen's Compensation
A. L. Cacpar
Kansas City
Senate
Missouri
Rome
Meningitis Epidemic Strikes Georgetown Ark
An outbreak of spinal meningitis rages near Georgetown Arkansas nine miles west of here at a saw mill area with quarantine in place. Seven deaths and thirteen in serious condition reported in the last day. Only one physician remained in Georgetown as doctors relocated to the stricken section.
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Georgetown
Here
C. H. McKnight
Cenrgetown
Senator Bee Delivers Graduation Address at Austin High
Senator Carlos Bee gave the commencement address at Austin High School in Texas last night. The ceremony featured 42 graduates with diplomas presented by Dr. P. Motway as the day program followed a class day event.
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Austin
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Carlos Bee
Anc Fonia
P. Th Motway
Taylor Shops Inspected by Railway Leaders in Taylor
Taylor Texas January 35 General Manager A G Whittington and subordinates of the International and Great Northern Railway visited Taylor to inspect shops and facilities and meet local business leaders They were on a tour of inspection over the nest and spent several hours Thursday Dies Prom brain Try AUSTIN Tex Inn 29leg hghen by a rulread team Pow F Weltrich a resident of Pringervlig its county died shortly after being taken to a local gamttirhim A few minutes after his death his mother arrived in the city
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Taylor, Tex
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International & Great Northern Railway
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Pringervlig
Road Commission to Inspect State Rail Route to Rusk
The Road Commission and Chief Engineer B. L. Parker will inspect the State Rail route from Beakestek Gaveenen to Rusk, a 32 mile line, at the request of Governor Ferguson. They plan to depart Austin near Tuesday for Palastine to conduct the survey and discuss the property disposition.
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Rusk
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