Mexican Oil Exports Jump With Tax Off
Tampico dis patch notes strong September oil shipments from Mexican fields led by Transcontinental Metrolem Campanr with about 3,260,000 barrels. Huasteca Petroleum, Mexican Gulf, International Island and Aruila Firms each surpassed one million barrels as Toteco Field wells flowed freely and International No 4 fire was fought.
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Tampico
Mexico
Campanr
Stavnard
Bentember
Golver
Huastecs
Huasteca Petroleum
Gompabs
Transcontinental Company
Mexican Gulf
International
Island
Agwi
Aruila
Fort Lobos
Tuxpam
Qoleco
Toteco
Cerry Azul
Territorial claims and drilling plans near Tem Pico
The report notes indications that ponies realize they are far developing, with efforts by several companies to drill using diamond bits and production aims. Some operations may extend to Tampico while Dimals will stay long term, with Katie identified as the central field area.
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Brant
Tempico
Tampico
Katie
Mines Relocated in Zacatecas Mexico Oeil
William S Godfrey a noted mining man from Aguascalientes has relocated the Borrego mine in the Ojocaliente district of Zacatecas. Henry Delenne conducts the survey for official transfer. Local miners Manuel Rocha J G Puente Tilmo Briones join to develop Union mines four miles from Ornemp, near Veadrotras and La Corceion, rich in gold silver and zinc.
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Mexico
Oeil
William S. Godfrey
Aguascalientes
Ina
Borrego
Ojocaliente
Henry Delenne
Ors
Manuel Rocha
J. G. Puente
Tilmrelo Briones
Concepcion del Oro
Union
Cepcion de
Rise in Hacienda Assessments Reported in Chihuahua
From Mexico City dispatches indicate that several large haciendas in Chihuahua are to be assessed at much higher taxes soon. It is suggested that some ranches are currently under taxed in proportion to land owned. Principal estates named include San Miguel de Babicorn, Valomas ranch, Dublan de Aycan and Cloniagcign Stilwell Limontour.
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Mex
Mexico City
San Miswel de Babicorn
Valomas Ranch
Dublan de Aycan
Cloniagcign
Stilwell
Limsntour
Wheat Prieta Lowered in Saltillo Prices Fall
Saltillo Mexico Oct 15 Wheat prices drop due to free American wheat imports. Planters complain of reduced winter wheat sowing this season as yields suffer from insufficient rainfall amid large territory claims and broad imports.
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Saltillo
Mexico
Silver mining revival looms in Torreon region
In Torreon a silver price spike triggers renewed activity as mining companies and investors plan resumed operations. The Minera Penolam plant near Mapimi and Santa Elena is readied for action, with a possible revival of silvery ventures amid expanding smelter capacity and nearby mineral properties. The outlook centers on large ore holdings and potential production tied to regional prospects.
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Torreon
Nqa
Zatlensc
Lands in Mexico To Be Sold At Public Auction Over Due Taxes
In Durango many landowners face forced public sale as unpaid taxes prompt auctions of vast tracts. Properties include the Pecoletes ranch and others totaling tens of thousands of acres, with values cited in pesos. Separately, Chihuahua reports ample coal reserves backstopping railway needs, delaying strikes, while Puebla textile plants suspend operations amid high costs and cutoffs.
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Mex
Tote de Bayeras Taned
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Pecoletes
Enternational
Livgstude Amt
Tiaiver Voujung
San Linas
Mary Bliss Bayer
Acae
Sieing Tani
Mining and Public Notices Mixed in Torreon Chronicle
A ragged item blends notices on mining claims near La Fejon with a report from Torreon Mexico on Columbus Day celebrations. It notes Valenty Melendez of Santiago Panesquiare filing a claim group, surface samples taken, and a prospect shaft. Spanish Consul Carlos Fadi Velagrila arriving with his wife for festivities and a Princess theater event honoring the day, followed by regional celebrations and a night amusement park closing.
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Santiago
Panesquiare
Dises
la 'Fejon Ming
Walch
J. Peach
Torreon
Mexico
Carlos Fadi Velagrila
Kee Rothry
Mexico City
Hx Suife
Sc. Alulagrida
Princess Theater
Sonora Festivil
Nelive Warr
Syanieh
Mexicat Train Wreck Near Zaconico Station
A serious wreck near Zaconico station at Lilometer 347 in Mexico caused multiple passengers and trainmen to be seriously wounded. Express and baggage cars plus several front coaches derailed and were badly demolished. Wounded were attended by physicians from Zaccar io and later moved to Colima.
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Guatalajara
Mex
Zaconico
Lilometer
Wistald
Ot Zaccario
Colima
Shareholders Meeting Called by Telefonica de Chihuahua
The Chihuahua based Telefonica de Chihuahua issued a circular announcing a general shareholders meeting to be held for the Chi pyrite Investment Company. The meeting will address office changes and projects to improve service.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Telefonica de Chihuehaa
Inm Pole
Chipyrite Investment Company
Ida Anl
Entomologists Visit Coahuila to Study Cotton Pests
Dr W D Huster and Br Coad, noted entomologists, will visit the district to inspect the biology of the boll weevil and other insects harmful to cotton. The aim is to verify effective methods for controlling these pests, including work by Aduards Gonzalez Tejada and others on improving results in the field.
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Aduards Gonzalez Tejada
Hunter
Coad
Caaulta
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