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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1919
Page
5
Postmaster George D Armistead reports the public buildings bill is advancing with an approval note from Treasury Assistant Secretary J H Mosse. The bill includes an item of 250000 dollars for public buildings and infrastructure.
Fragmentary text describes extension and renovation efforts for a building named Say Audooie or similar, with references to proposals, legislative hurdles in Congress, and last-minute maneuvers. It mentions Armstiyd and Ir Italy contexts, and hints at energy and weather themes. The readable portions suggest a political-business mix around a building project and funding, with vague timelines and uncertainty.
A garbled article from a city publication discusses advertising for a Ly ternation Amociation magazine. It references Ruta Mayech Mis and Gamows Qinpol, noting history, charming beats, and a lead editor Mr. Goring.
Fort Worth March 3 Reports from Gull Production Company indicate Fingher No. 4 in Stovhens County is delivering strong results. The well initially cited at about 2500 barrels daily could reach 5000 barrels with deeper sand, while conservative estimates place current output near 1,000 barrels. Additional tests near Gaines well and other Brown County wells show potential for significant gains as drilling progresses. Oil fields across Oklahoma and adjacent counties report varied production, with totals in the hundreds of thousands of barrels regionally as crews continue development efforts.
Reports from Ster Fyhong County indicate the Koenix Oil Company’s Clayton well, and the Dike well, resumed drilling after a fire aid delay. The Phoenix company expects hot shots soon, while the Connuette Association storage sees deluge at depth. A campaign poster appears on leaders’ doors, signaling ongoing opposition activity and local strife.
Major A W Rolfe has been assigned to inspect armories as special envoy to relieve Col A Sartow. He will proceed to Austin, Fort Worth, Temple, Waco, San Saba and San Angelo. The instruction comes from Southern Department orders amid war mobilization and National Guard attention.
A clipped line from a historical page notes regret over not investing early in a promising oil company, signaling lingering interest in early industry ventures and investor sentiment.
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