Daily average crude output declines in week ending March
Tulsa Oklahoma March report shows estimated daily average production of light and heavy crude down for week ending March. Total U S production 2,598,908 barrels, with declines led by Oklahoma and the intermountain region. Gulf Coast and Southwest Texas continued an upward trend with 714,540 barrels.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oil and Gas Journal
Current
California
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
West Verma
Kansas
Gulf Coast
Texas
Oil Leases in Texas and New Mexico Involving Land Pardons
A garbled 1936 typeset notes oil and gas lease actions across San Josefa de la Garza grant and surrounding counties. It mentions lease terms of 8 to 44 acres, payments of royalties, and transfers among multiple parties including Texan company, Land & Development, and individuals. It references volumes and pages in records, with dates and names partially legible, indicating land division, acreage, and rental terms across several parcels and grants.
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Petros
Josefa de la Garza
Tental
Fagg
Io Texan Company
Lexar County’ Land & Developmece Conomne
Aren
Deea Pesords
Dillard Coy
Maznolis Proton
Narco
Isd
Wil
Azree
Iit
Gure Barriston
Fremont Tay Ahass
Uindin
Dea Interen
Brinet Jartinez
Murver’ Cf
Ibiam
J. Wateon
D. Bopuin
Dawera Gey
Frottiner
Ideo
Manze
Mariano Secuin
Shear Te Scroh
Gregoré March G
Barreso
Paci
Sugar Ruse May Boost Supply of Whiskey in 8 A
A forged sugar order aimed to disguise bootleg whiskey manufacture in San Antonio. A truck driver found the fake order for 2000 pounds of sugar at a North Melina Street warehouse, and the sugar was not delivered. Police theorize bootleggers swapped the sugar to facilitate whiskey remanufacture.
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San Antonio
Beobey
North
Melina Keet
Roger Compsey
Easar
Cumberland Falls to Become State Park in Kentucky
HANKPORT Ky March 11 A five year struggle to keep Cumberland Falls free from hydro electric exploitation ends with the enactment of a bill by the Kentucky legislature. Former Governor T Coleman Lun of Weinware spearheaded the effort as he and donors contribute £22 660 to buy the falls and 228 acres for a state park.
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Hankport
Cumrland Falls
Kentucky
Weerpone
Keualor T. Coleman Lun
Weinware. Co
Final Rites for Temple Bank Head
Funeral services were planned today for Charles Campbell, president of City National Bank in Temple, who died suddenly from heart disease. Campbell had survived injuries from a previous scare and had recently returned from surgery in New Zealand.
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Temple Bank
Charias Camimbell
City National Bank
Campbell
AL W Creuch
New Zealand
Furgery
Dellays
Officer Held for Slaying Woman in Texas
A Texas officer remains jailed awaiting a habeas hearing after a preliminary inquiry into the slaying of Marie, accused of aiding in the death of a woman found murdered near her home last Thursday on the Truck Route. The case centers on the officer’s involvement and the circumstances of the fatal incident.
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GALA
Esa
Texas
Martel
Wispour Toten
Adie
Elders Eyec
Fier
Teelay
Tomi Fate Yo
Es Grimeinary
Tin Selergen
Rinsing Moe
Marie
Homc
Speaker Gillen Opens Series At Independence Talks
Janes A Gillen of Independence Missouri visits for a speaking series to advance the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. The event aims to discuss church history beliefs and ongoing faith outreach in the area.
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Janes A. Gillen
Independence
Church of Jesas Christ of Latter Day Gaunts
Mormon Leader Speaks at San Antonio Church Branches
James A. Gillen of Independence Maine, president of the quorum of 12 apostles of the Reorganized Church, speaks at the First San Antonio branch this week. He preached at the Second branch on Sunday and at the First branch on Monday night. He will deliver morning and evening addresses next Sunday on Decision Day. Apostle Cullen is here for the churchs missionary effort and the 100th anniversary celebration in Independence Missouri in April.
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James A. Gillen
Independence
Apus
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
San Antonio
South Flores Street
Colorado Street
South Flores Acréet
Cullen
Church of Latter Das Saints
Main Students Enter Chemistry Essay Contest Statewide
Twenty Main Street students join the state competition of the American Chemical Society for six $20 prizes and six $500 four year scholarships, with Rice Institute chair Prof Warry B. Weiker to judge. Contestants from Main Street High include Henry Patterson Eunice Lockenbach Tobern Calfsrell Edith Jorkron McHaney Alice North Pay Writchets J D Nash Eleonora Niffebre Edward Syere Fred Slimp Walter Praeger Teanstle Chesser Fred Labouracade Garza and Lura Stokes.
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Avenuue
American Chemical
Funeral Held for Widow of Doctor Dailey
Funeral services were held for Bessie Pailes 85 widow of the late Dr G Dailey with burial in the cemetery. Rev T N Barton pastor of Linton Baptist Church officiated. She is survived by three sons Denton Dailey San Antonio and Kenedy and Dave Dailey Kenedy, and two daughters Mrs Minnie Fuller Kenedy and Mrs Sallie Seox Corpus Christi.
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Eenldi
Vesus
Marcy Is
Bessie Pailes
Kenedy
Minnie Ful
Kenede
Sallie Seoxs
Corpus Christi
Germany Ratifies US Debt Agreement Amid Retirement of Envoy
Germany approves the debt accord with the United States after a decisive vote. The funding agreement, negotiated by William Jacob Gould Knuth, is related to the German American funding plan preceding the envoy's retirement as ambassador to Germany.
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Germany
Okehs U. 8
Hemlin
Teehstee Toler
Jacob “Gould Kehnrnath
Wrior
American Ambeesader
Germsry
Texas Roads Benefit From Five Hundred Fifty Thousand Aid
A brief notice notes 550000 in U S aid allocated for Texas road projects under a federal program. The item references a bridge project and related modernization, with local figures Garnett and Sam Mousson mentioned in connection to page duties and a social event, while other text describes private homes and hotels and a light classified advertisement context.
National 6 0 P Club votes for repeal of prohibition
March 11 National Republican club, in a four hour session, approved a resolution by 401 to 335 urging repeal of the eighteenth amendment. The club, with about two thousand members, argues the amendment disrupts the federal system and rights of states, urging Republican leaders in Congress to back repeal.
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York
National Republican Club Today
Republican Party
New York
Dr Kaiser Offers $3.60 Truss Trial For Ruptured Men
Kansas City reports Dr Andrew Kaiser a hernia expert promotes a $3.60 truss trial to ruptured men. The device allegedly frees wearers from prior elastic spring bindings and supports tissue recovery, with a 30 day trial and no cost if it fails. Send requests to 1773 Koch Bldg Kansas City Mo for the free offer.
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Kansse City
Andree Kaiser
Fis
Andrew Kaiser
Koch
Main Br
Kansas City
Tanlac Claims Cure for Indigestion and Fatigue in Town
With stomach troubles headaches and dizziness, the ad asserts Tanlac restores digestion, strength and activity after years of suffering. It cites a letter from Nicholas Huynak praising Tanlac for relief after a six week bed rest, claims Tanlac is herbal and offers money back if it fails.
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Taniac
Nicholas Huynak
Tanlac
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