Bee Wildcat Runs Wild Near Beeville Oil Field
Beeville June 2 The Union Producing company No 11 Rus 4 wildcat near the Go lish county line two miles east of the Pettys oil field is running wild blowing mud gun rocks and cents for yards. Test blew out Monday night at about 11 p.m. after the caprock into an unidentified formation at 2500 feet. Drillers reported 43 pitinch flow and debris above the casing mouth. They are trying to reset the preventer to gain control as spectators gather. Location is 3200 feet from northeast corner and 300 feet from northwest corner of the Hubert G Millican Survey about fifteen miles from Beeville. The well has drawn thousands of spectators and surrounding area is roped off.
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Beeville
Union Producing Company
Golish
Pettys
Hubert G. Millican
Pertua
Old Mission Drilling Company No
Thia
Iphécen
Thiek Ell
Roverea
Fragmented Readable Text Produces Sparse Echoes
A garbled OCR fragment references group activity and weather terms with unclear subjects. Core entities and details are missing, yielding a brief, partial newspaper-like item with no resolvable actions or outcomes.
Arany Duty Tours Postponed to Prolong Tours
Washington announces changes to tour duties for officers and enlisted, extending service in Pacific and Asian theaters. The order, effective July 1, delays reassignment and allows earlier three-year terms to extend to a third year in Alaska, China, and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Raneerre
Porto Rico
Panama
Hawaiian Islands
Alaska
China
Philippines
War Department
Horned Toad for Dindow Display Ad Open in San Antonio
Notice asks for horned toads of a nonpoisonous variety for a window display in the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce. A Pennsylvania business seeks to exhibit the creature and has requested a letter from the chamber to procure the specimens for the display.
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San Antonio
Insurance for Barton Heirs in Lost Policy Case
A SARA insurance policy awaiting claim by the heirs of Kam MW Barton, who disappeared eight years ago. The agent at 82 Travia building reports the fire insurance company may reveal the policy details and seeks to locate the rightful heirs.
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Kam MW
Barton
Attbur
Rurarr
Travia Building
Ating Fire Insurance Comnt
Harrell Receives Regret Messages From Penitentiary Warden
Unclear text references Harrell receiving messages of regret from a warden at the Teren penitentiary. Mentions Be, Martell, and Beustseille with garbled phrases about imprisonment, parole, or retirement. No coherent events or dates can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
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Harrell
Martell
Teren
Legal bid to halt removal of Highland Park streetcar tracks
Highland Park improvement league leader Hall P Streets says action will be taken to block removal of tracks between Higsby Street and Walters Street if possible. Streets notes petitions for and against bus substitution include many names living far from the line and some signers opposing and supporting removal. City commission had granted a permit for track removal despite petitions.
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Dighland Park Street
Beetween Higsby Street
Walters Street
Hall P. Strees
Highland Park
City Commission
Petitivia
Paul Fi
Welch’s Concord Juice Ad Tips Healthful Benefits
An old ad promotes Welch’s grape juice as rich and tasty. It claims benefits for digestion and energy, suggesting drinking during meals and diluting with water. The text contains garbled phrases and inconsistent spellings.
Breakfast habits blamed for rail accidents in Chicago
Chicago safety chief M. J. Flanigan says many rail accidents stem from domestic tension at home. He notes a hurried breakfast and quarrels over the icebox can derail focus, likening it to the man who eats first then loses orders.
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Chicago
M. J. Flanigan
Flanislin
Safety Bureau
Milwaukee
Paul and
Pacific
Farm Board Plan to Cut Cotton Discussed
A group of officials from cotton poultry and dairy sectors will meet at 10 am Saturday with Porter A Whaley of the San Antonio chamber of commerce to discuss relief for farmers under the Federal Farm Bond plan which requires reduced cotton production. TL E Hildebrandt and Chris Horry represented the San Antonio chamber at a Mc Gonzales county farmers meeting Tuesday afternoon in San Antonio.
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Porter A. Whaley
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
TL. E. Hildebrait
Chris Horry
San Antonio Cinshee
Auction finds American wine cellars at Cecil sale
A London report describes the recent auction sale of the Historic Hotel Cecil site. It notes Americans visiting London replenished wine cellars at prewar prices and that many purchases came from the cellars of these thirsty visitors. A New York tray traveler is quoted on the pattern.
Tropicals Aid Year Round Groomed Men in Summer
Turning out well groomed men in all seasons of the year is our responsibility and in mid-summer we know we can meet it best with such Tropicals as these.
One Week From Today Move-In Dates Ahead
One Week From Today marks July First as moving day for hundreds, with many appealing listings in Classifieds Classifications 102 to 115 offering prime options before offerings end. Act now to secure a place.
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Sunken Star Garden
Brackenridge Park
L. R. Satcher
Gulf Filling Tion
Broadway
Wives End & Gun
Ourists
Rome
Ferma
Denver
Brad Fear
Lear
Claus
Clouds
Rhea Ta
Starten
Slash Arany
America
Toode
Welch
Farm Board
U.S
Washington, DG
Tne
Treasury
Vatican
Engish
Malta
London
Suhe
Vademn
Ee Richter
Trank Bros
the Clothiers’ Convention
Galveston
States
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