New Oil Well Flows In Thival County Field
In Thival County a Texan oil field reports a new wildcat well flowing about 300 barrels daily after testing. The S. Wh. & Cowan’s So. 1 Dial Land Co. well shows 17 feet total depth and 7 feet of productive interval with water cut increasing production. Owner Charles Cartier attributes water in sand to displaced zones during early completion. location is west of Schoolfield and O’Tyrne area.
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Thival
S. Wh. & Cowpans
Dial Land Company
Tapy
San Antonio
Charles I. Cartre
Mr. Cartier
Schoolfield & O'Tyrne
Oil Notes Test in Laredo Area Seeks Drilling Rights
The report details a test by L. Warnecke of Laredo and associates from the Pea Gi company in their NG 1 Ls glossing plans for immediate drilling. It notes casing issues, anticipated depth nearing 680 feet, and a push to secure independent permits and leases in the Murkelros field. The article mentions organizational efforts to protect independent operators and outlines proposed pooling and pricing considerations for mineral rights.
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L. & Warnecke
Laredo
Grain Prices Sink Amid Russia Offers to Ship Wheat
Market notes from Chicago indicate heavy selling of all grain types as Russian export plans and expanded vessel space rumours weigh on prices. Wheat futures rallied briefly on demand and storage activity, while corn and oats dipped before partial recovery. Reports from Liverpool and Europe added caution among buyers as Canadian and Russian supply dynamics dominated the session.
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Ukeaisa
Lniet
Canafau
AL Thie Ytul
Liverpool
Canada
Russia
Ching City
Europe
Cort End Oals
Comeyyense
Pire
Vailine
Ibis
Shakespeare Chub of Main Avenue Elects Officers
Mary Margaret Haring elected president of the Shakespeare Club of Main Avenue High School. Other officers include Jane Craig, Ruth Trosper, La Vera Tryna, and Martha Bundy. Readers list many members and donors linked to the club.
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Shakespeare
Main Avenue
Mary Margaret Haring Hay
Thehakespeare Club
Main Avenue High School
Jane Craiglead
View Yore
Ruth Trosper
la Vera Tryna
Treaswrer
Martha Bundy
Fda Wisemas
Sune Brown
Mildred Kane
Henrice Rever
Kathy Smith
Josephine Wilson
Vern Margaret Terrell
Marth
Aian McTihen Jackson
Pauling
Onion prices hit new low on local market tally
Onions fell to new lows on the local wholesale market as Tomons represented by the Irwilt Commission reported prices around 0.86 and 0.50 for different lots. Beans moved at 2.50, Colorado Cobbler potatoes at 2.50, other produce saw pears at 1.25 and pears at 1.25 amid slight changes.
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Tomons
Wholesale Commission
Irwilt Commission Company
Tuesis
Colorado
Market Seeds and Produce Prices Across The Market
Frutis and vegetables on sale with numerous items listed including corn ears carrots onions potatoes cabbage cantaloupes melons tomatoes peaches and pears. Prices quoted per bushel basket or dozen with varying cents values and several entries for live poultry eggs and other farm goods. Commission rates and multiple vendors noted in terse listing style typical of a 19th or early 20th century farmers market section.
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Suuard
Toraias
Bowie
Commission Tutation
Almorés
Iaite Aviles Canfarnta
Dellctors
Abaics
Jonathan
Diracs
Tc. Bruce
Colorado
Kiele
California
Orewon
Bunckey
W Lore
T Yeonsian Justuge
Cholea
Early Cotton Prices Fall in New Orleans Trade
Cotton prices opened lower in New Orleans on December 23 as market traders awaited the first shipment ginning report. New York futures showed mixed activity with declines in nearby months, while reports of tighter supply and improving stock levels supported late-session strength.
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New York
Ge Faber
Finniegs
Isough
Beremui
Priens
New York Cost Exchange Berchp
Erason
South America
Africa
Anuree
Feen
Gioderate Barire
Karl Bretzwit
New Orleans
Orleans
Colflues
Sierdy
Cnse
Lavis
Dereversa
Neeember
Coventulures
Pras
Wlaos
Red
New
Live Stock Market Report from San Antonio and Chicago
Wholesale livestock markets show little price movement with steady to slow demand. Cattle and veal, hogs, and sheep prices vary by class, with some declines noted in lower grades while higher quality stock remain firmer. cotton and financial markets also referenced in scattered data.
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San ° Antonio
Alamo Heights High School Paper Staff Details
Cheigh Wile, student editor of Ue Alamo Heights high school paper, made its first appearance for the school year Monday. Emily Woolf is editor in chief and Bernice Barr is associate editor, Bernice Ly Master and Elelen Newman are business managers, Till Davey sports editor, Virpii Cotham advertising manager, and Marg ret Greathance Deegs While and Thomas Parks serve on the staff.
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Cheigh Wile
Ue Alamo Heights High School
Emily Woolf
Bernice Barr
Ealitor
Bernice Ly Master
Elelen Newman
Till Davey
Virpii Cotham
Evens
Dioe Ngsiy Ants
Margaret — Greathance
Deegs While
Thomas Parks
Postoffice Men Plan Creamery Tour Wednesday
Approximately twenty postal workers will tour Mistletoe Creamery and local manufacturing sites Wednesday as part of their weekly visit to local plants. Postmaster G Lucas announced the plan to acquaint post office authorities with San Antonio made products. Real estate ads note market activity.
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Jwst
Main Avenue High School elects new student officers
The Main Avenue High School student council elected officers for the spring term. Rebecca Nadke became vice president, Dorothy Smith treasurer, John Hardin secretary, and several others joined the executive committee including Gordon Pease Emily Coleman and Evanbeth Weolllief. A race for fourth member of the executive committee ended with Hyelyn Woelz and Ivan Maiblox tied.
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Main Avenue High School
Gordon Middleton
Ore
Rebecca Nadke
Dorothy Smith
Aed Lyre
John Hardin
Maryin "Gwin
Hon Shaver
Fred Shnip
Information Bureau
Rela Mae Masterson
Lost and Found Department
Raymond Storms
Welson Wallace
Til Stokes
Gordon Pease
Emily Coleman
Evanbeth Weolllief
Hyelyn Woelz
Ivan Maiblox
Debating Society Names Three Mascots at Main Avenue High
Wulfred Reed Jane Ryan and Katherine Kern have been elected mascots of the Home's Debating Society of Main Avenue High School The club will enter in inter est debates according to Jon Mer Maney presiding officer.
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Wulfred Reed
Jane Ryan
Katherine Kern
Main Avenue High School
Debmtes
Jon Mer Maney
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