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The Red Cloud chief., 1920-05-06
OUR

With District Judge Harry S. Dun
gan presiding, the April adjourned
term of court was convened in this
city on Monday and the following
cases taken up and disposed of:
Clark Implement Co. VS. VIM. Wal
lace, ct al. continued for term.
Ralph Rose VS. Chas. Arnold, ct al,
continued for term.
Estelle LeMoind VS. Frank LeMoind,
continued for the term.
John Zoff VS. Plainview Genet cry
Association, permanent injunction de-
MED.
Anna Wright VS. Ivan Wright, ct al,
referee discharged.
N. Herbert VS. Walter Rhea, con-
tinued for term.
Carl Cornelius VS. Earl Bruce, plain
tiff given 80 days to file petition.
Gottlieb Sommerholder VS. Martha
]. Beal ct al, decree quieting title as
prayed for by plaintiff.
Archie A. Boren VS. C. B. & @. Il.
R., continued for term.
Robt. Damerell, administrator of es-
tate of E. U. Overman, VS. Mrs. John
Norris, ct al, decree quieting title as
prayed for by the plaintiff.
Bernard McNeny VS. Carrie Fry ct
al, judgment for plaintiff as prayed
for except as to the interests of de-
PENDANT, Carrie Fry.
Frank Starr VS. C. B. e. @. II. r.,
continued.
Henry G Diederick ct al VS. city
of Red Cloud, continued.
VIM. ID. Hicks ct a, VS. Webster
county, demurrer for plaintiffs first
cause of action over ruled; second
cause sustained; defendant given 80
days to file answer.
Application of F. A. Good, admin
istrator of estate Of John H. Matter,
for license to sell real estate, order
of court entered to show cause why
license should not be granted and the
date of hearing fixed for June 10th.
Application of Robt. A. Richison,
administrator of Jas. Richison, for Ii
cense to sell real estate, order of
court entered to show cause why H.
cense should not be granted and the
date of hearing set for June 10Th
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-05-06
Married

Wednesday evening, April 2S, at six
O'CLOCK, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Reigle, who reside five miles north.
east of lnavale, occurred the marriage
OF their daughter. Miss Elma Maude
n Mr.. George Rueben Pitney. Rev.
Chas. + Schotield. pastor of the Metho.
dist church In Inavale, otficiated using
the beautiful and impressive ring cere.
mony. Leslie Reigle, a brother Of the
bride, was best mar and Geneva Har.
vey, cousin Of the groom, was brides
maid. Norma Reggie acted as flower
girl while Myrtle Maude Mayo, a name
sake OF the bride, carried the ring in a
lily. Miss Hazel Overleese played the
wedding marriage. The bridal party
stood IN a bay window tastefuliy de.
corated in pink and white with a back
ground of pot.ed plants.
At the dinner served immediatel,
following the ceremony, plates were
laid for fiftysix guests The pink aud
white color scheme was carried out in
the table decorations.
The bride was the recipient of a
large number Of beautiful aud useful
gifts. The groom is IA sou of Mrs. Cora
II. Pitney. The young couple will
make their home on the n. +. Harvey
farm northwest of Inavale. They have
the best wishes of their many friends
for many years of happiness rs they
begin life's journey together.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-05-06
Kansas Pickups
Smith County

Mrs. Belle Brown spent last week in
Smith Center.
Jesse Green and family visited with
the Otis Price family Saturday evening.
Miss Lois Lannigsn is spending this
week with friends in Smith Center.
II. S. Spurrier and wife were Sunday
visitors at the J. &. Peterson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Freeman visited old
neighbors and friends in Phillipsburg
Sunday.
Mrs. Fay tpp spent a few days this
week with her parents, ID. X. Grewell
and family.
Miss Lillian Barnes is visiting her
grandparents MIR. aud Mrs. l.. Brown
AT Smith Center.
Austin SpGrrier and family of Bur
oak visited with their son James and
family Thursday.
Misses Thelma and Lois Lannigan
and Sybol L.u!l visited with Mrs. Mel
ba Abbott last Friday.
Il. r. Spurrier and wife spent Thurs
day and Friday with DR.. II. NJ. Tweedy
aud family in Smith Center.
Robt. Lannigan and family and Earl
Abbott and wife spent Monday even
ing at the Il. +. Spurrier home.
Mesdames f.. Il. Spurrier and b. f..
Payne visited at the Henry Barnes
home Monday. Henry is not getting
along as well as we would like to see
him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-05-06
Inavale M. E. Church Notes

Sunday, May ., 1919 a. m. sunday
School, ! p IN, Union Christian En-
day, May 10 will be observed as Moth.
er's Day with a special evening service,
DISTRICT Al |
Sunday, May o, Mothers Day.. 10
a, m, preaching by Rev. Chas. Il Soho.
fl lid. Theme, Mothers, World Max
crs". Sunday School at II a. IN.
NEW VIRGINIA
Sunday, May 8, Mothers Day..
1890 a. IN Sunday School.
ll:3O "A, m, preaching by Rev. Chas.
L. Schofeld. Theme, Mothers, World
Makers. s p. m, preaching, theme,
The Faithful God.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-05-06
Survey by Interchurch World
Movement Reveals Pulpit's
Poverty.
81 PAP HIGH AVERAGE SALARY
FOR PROTESTANT PREACHERS
Clinics and Homes for Aged and In.
firm and Better Salaries for Pas.
tors Are Part Of New Co.
operation Program.

As a result of the campaign now
being made by the lnterclurch World
Movement the combined Protestant
churches of America will provide
many more hospitals, clinics and
homes for the aged and iniirm. An
interesting feature of these Protestant
hospitals will he free treatment for
ministers. as recent surveys made by
he I%ntrrchurch organization have
made tlc need for special dispense.
ions very obvious.
The following startling facts were
iivulgcd rs 10 the average salaries In
he various denominations. Starting
With the highest, the average for Epis-
opal ministers is Sl,2I2: the average
'or Presbyterian (North), SLIT; for
he United Prr~ShyterianS, Sl,O96: for
he Reformed Cllrcl Dutch(, Sl,17O;
'or the Methodist Episcopal tNorth).
sl,1I6; Congregational, Sl,0l2. and for
he Iaptists, (NOrllern), $3.50.
With government experts ANNOUNCE
NJ that $1,000 Is the lowest salary
lDin NAl'Il II lNUlllN 'un W. N''tl'lN
maintained and suggesting budgets for
none lower. ministers have II diScour-
lging outlook. Such things rs hOspi-
al bills are ALMOST impossible To meet,
ind yet every normal family las some
illness In It's midst every yea. Ac-
,ordingly the Interchnrch Movement,
while On its way to obtain higher aver-
,ges in salaries, will assist by provid-
NJ free care In It's institutions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-05-06
Baptist Church Notes
Sunday School at 40 a. N.

Sunday School AT 10 "a. N.
Preaching at II a. IN by Rev. V. NJ.
Harper, The Lords supper will be
observed Immediately afterthe sermon.
Rev. |. w Edison of Juniata has
been here assisting in the World Move.
ment. Pledges have been fairly salts.
factory altho we have not yet gone
over the top.
This isl time of testing every christ
ian who is able to do so and does not
contribute thru some one of the or.
CARNATIONS for the furthering of christ
ianity will place themselves among
the slackers. II those who can wheth-
er they are members Of any christian
church or not and will not com to the
aid of christianity in this time OF stress
and opportunity were where christian.
ity was unknown perhaps they would
realize what christianity has done for
the world. ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-05-06

Workmen are busy laying the con-
crete base on West Fourth Avenue,
while the grading gang are busy work
ing on North Webster street which is
in paving district No. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shotwell and
daughter, Margaret, returned to their
home in Omaha, Wednesday, after
spending a few days with Nj. and
Mrs. Bernard McNeny.
The following shipped stock Sun
day: Ed Reiher G. Son, one car Of
hogs to Kansas City; Delaney Bros,
one car of hogs to Kansas City; j.. +.
foSt & Son, n car of cattle to st.
Joe; VIM. Crabill & Son, two ears of
hogs to st. Joe.
The following couples were united
in marriage by Judge Ranney: May
2, Howard f. Denton and Miss Ruth
Chaplin, both of Cowles; May 3rd,
Raymond Tumblin and Miss Elizabeth
Blevins, both of Wymore.
The W.. c. Il. u. will hold a service
in memory of their formal res lent,
Miss Eliza Getting, at the hon co Mrs.
&. J Pope on Wednesday tier loon,
May -, at 2:3O. All members ara urg
ed to be present and all friends OF Miss
Getting are invited.
The everlasting trio-husband, wife
and alinity-caused considerable ex-
citement in the community Tuesday
evening, when a gentleman from Su.
perior came to the city and found his
wife attending the theater with anoth'
er man, when he supposed that she was
visiting her mother in Omaha. Con-
trary to reports no acts of violence
were resorted to, as Marshall Phillips
acted as chaperon while the matter
was discussed between the three, at the
home of the wife in the south ward.
The matter was brought before the at
tention of the county Judge, but WAS
continued over until such times as
more evidence in the case can be pro-
duced.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-05-06
Carpenter, Son & Co.
Home Office Red Cloud, Nebraska

3l2 -Improved half section adjoining Oakley with so acres of wheat
which al goes to buyer, a bargain at $4,000 per acre. CIhomas County)
315-One Of TIE finest sections in Thomas county, not a pmple o n it,
500 acrcsi in cultivation, fine two-tory house of 8 rooms, big red barn with
$4,000 per acre. $500 cash, balance five years at 6 per cent. (Thomas
COunty)
116-A fine seti n, three miles from Campus. $4,000 worth of i'm
ovcrent nil couipped for handling cattle or hogs, fine water system.
House ali modem, ebcut 300 acresi in cultivation, balance in pasture, 200
acres of fine wheat, NJ goes to the buyer. This is an ideal all purpose farm
and a beauty. Price $3.50 per acre. (Gove County,
119-IIaf section. all fine, level land, 220 acre in cultivation, 40 acres
in pasture, 100 acres in wheat and it all goes with the place, all drilled.
Good well and windmill, good she'd barn, cement chicken house and granary
fer 1900 bushels. Price $3.50 per acre. (Gove County,
110-4sc acres well improved, nice house and barn, lots of out buildings,
good well and windmill About $50 acresi in cultivation, the balance in pas
tme, 200 acreso of fine wheat, all goes to the buyer. This is seven miles
from Campus ard in a good community. Possession any time. Prce $751;
30 per acre. (Gove County,
45-Fine quarter of land two miles from town, 100 acres in cultivation,
al level good five room house, shed barn for IL head, good well and winmin.
20 acres fenced in pasture, rented for this year. Price $3.50 per acre.
tLogan County,
2O3-This l.. q beautiful half section, close to Grainfeld, not a blemish
on it, 200 acres in cultivation. This is strictly q German settlement. Half
IN wheat. Price $3.50 per acre. (sheridan County,
2l4-Thisi is without doubt one, if not the best, sections of land in the
county, about 6 miles north of Grinnen, and six miles from the famous An
relus church, one of the finest in the state; $50 acres in cultivation, 800
acres in wheat, onefourth goes to the buyer; good ganary, and fine well.
Price $3.50 per acre. (Sherdan County,
1880 acres we'll located and $50 acres in wheat and 100 acres in pas
ture, balance will be put to srring crop. One-third Of the crop goes with
the farm. Nearly new 10To1m house, large barn will hold 30 head of stock,
hay-mow for about 20 ton Of hay good large granary, good well and windmill
and tank. Half mile to school. This farm is considered a bargain at $780,
90 per acreo on easy terms. Could give possession of the land if necess-
airy. This farm is well located bewteen two good railroads and two towns;
eight niles from town and six miles from the other. (Sherdan Coun-
!y)
These are just a few of our special bargains. We have cheaper land,
# interested write OF come and seen u.s..
Carpenter, Son 6 Co.
Office Over State Bank, Red Cloud. Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-05-06

Frank Cowden returned home Sun
day morning from the western part
of the state and also the northern
part of Kansas where he had been on
business.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-05-06
Oinicult Transaction.

"tNhcn n man murrles for money"
ata Miss Cayenne, you may expect
,,uuliaints from everybody concerned
of having gotten the worst OF the bar
Sain."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
PRODUCTION GAIN OF -FOUR THOUSAND
BARRELS MADE BY NORTHWEST TEXAS
F|[LDsDUR|NG WEEK REPORT SHOWS

Poster good f,r ioo barrels Ia che 100
iU-t sand.
The k.mp. Munger Allen l,b reports
.aKefsl eumpl,'i"Is the l.adirE one De-.
ing 90, ~ 3 lgingHr. 90 Jimmie Jones
making se0 hur,ls TM'' other ,um
plsunn~ ar, lle'ug irum -un Co 300
barrels
con-. new vru j. r,pori,d f.wu the
Electra district The ~. Z Burnett u.
the Texas virginia ul company. wlk
iug - barrels ffun sso f.ct
~ the Waggurr pod ia. Sh8efd
ford Ranger pl rofuuuN's Sc 3
Morgan - rrpnr'sd i bshafta W,r.
and ih' Ne. Z Nug,i. hl",k q. oi wink.
wwih Brothers. Is repeated .ilnr,l
well
operators throughout north Texas
sf' Watching 90, south Bend section in
Young county N'ft k,,nik 90 this tim,
\ large number 81 tests are under Wa
up tu,r. and ir other parts ct Young
county Recent competitions Ly %,
EnNant aui other interests have Boz
creased This interest Al tests iu that
-'tiiun 1tr repeated 'u BOD, making ttIs
factory progress
The Twin 'IiN oI ,uI CSC. ,amuar.
Texas headquarters if Son Artuni. B.
making guud r.artsss ur %, two MIA
cots nuW h"ing drilled ne Texas
William " Iau. gi,. pf..iIa'f
Tho COMPANY here tuily. slid ODE,
lufn't county test T. dullirg .f i..s
feet and has enough easing ,u OBJ,
giuund Co.. so tn $500 feet
The well 90 The kuk.fuDt ranch bon
Hr"Nster county. T. down igt. b,f
she COMPANY has about fu, 600 a,....
boz leases in that district. and about Iu .
GOO acres in harnvi county
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GENERA IEINND SENT
10 WASHINGTON POST



WASlilNGTt y. Sept i0-nrigadl,r
General Logan Feiand. 1T the marine
vuirs enc "f ~. few general Officers
# toe \ T.. = who Won IN. distin
2ut.t'i service vruss. has l,.,.n ordered
Coo Washington. -. g.. tu take charge
ni the planning section - the marine
corps staff ~" IN now In command ~
the brigade ot soldiers in Santa d..
miugl "" will be- relieved NJ Hanto
pHmiugu - Erlgadicr General Charlie,
q. l."ug. who has In turn Recently
been relieved ~ chief II staff ~ IN.
,.ips hN Major General Wendell O..
Neville. VINO commanded the marine
brigade overseas
General E'ard. In addition t. win.
uiug tn coveted distinguished seryic,
cross iDr personal bravery IN trnup
leading when the marines launoho,,
Their attack 20 Eclleau w0od on June g..
1918. Was ulsn awarded the distinguish.
~ ~ryi'" medal The French aTnI
decorated him live times with tho
tt,iN %" Guerrr. his rctl and green
iii's"n BEARING tao palms. two bronze
and un" gold star. and alsn made him
an 'iii'"r q tn" Legion e Honor To-
various irats II gallantrv and leader.
ship performed 90 lillcnu wood sos
sons Mont blanc and in the Atgnnne.
Will" either second In command az IN
command ui M" nth regiment. Gen
'ral F'hud H. krntuckian aud served
in ih" Third Kentucky infantry in the
spanish war.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
ENTRIES FOR LUBBOCK
FAIR BEING RECEIVED

So u 20 Ths N-ws
'IblaCi<. S,n' Io-Tha entries
f 'H.. hog division of the South
I"~ u are canning TN rapidly and
OH direct r~ orl'rc,l ln addition 81 nc.
.' |t.. Wed" cslly si'rnuun o. meet
2" .' 'f.urll requirements
10, STICK sheds are being hullt IN
'.. tIu ui % hollow square with one
'', open aud the plans or "a. future
In 'rl. 20 s'los harm and exhibition
It'Hl iu 20 built inside the square for
''.t N.1T- fair IN. water mains nt,
..Ht l.ii over ~. .rtir. fair grounds
Z. 't'. Gov the needs along this linz
t...'.' light lives ar. being placed
'." in" ulIk AMI other pornan.n,
iI .I'''"r"Ffs lrr h,irg made.
I|. S.1'h P',ir Fair 90 this pi,ce
'' h' Hs spectacular In puint ~
''.'sS" premiums offered ~ some
other Texas Fairs. the premium Isis
i"'Hl approximately $500 with several
N.N" premiums iu individual classes
''' '' 'I-'f tors ur, charging a nom.
".. '.' 80 'hD r1f.s hUt IN. asset.
t.Hu 's lcirc built upon permanent
H"'s w.r, than SO 00n l. being sp.u,
Doc r'Huauvnt buildings stock sheds
800, .'ui"s "ir. md ~. opening ON
OBJ" New County Park
Ths HsI'"uiturl budding is being
f'''rd inside Ia este for IA, heavy
'r'i's already coming IN In this 10
urrfm'r' The educational building
boo h'-.n completed and IN. msricsn
Tot Grows. ~" Nwcricr- Ieriu,
HOW" Demonstration clubs and
''''ls - he county are planning cN.
t,nsivo exhibits
IN" merchants y De ,.tv under tho
di.' ton 20 'hr Howe Demonstration
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<<+*+++ ++*+++
Z J. Easy o. lose IN
n>ighilN Complexion


Have Vuu ever exclaimed 4s y1u De-.
hold YOUR complexion .u the mirror.
10 fnlv could tlr ,ff this "a skim
And. d. Nuu know yog van do that
very thing Not Co. actually r,muy,
ih' 'nur, skin 10 DO sudden that
Nuuid D.. 'uu h'u.i, o. method. aud
iiitul iHu Thr vermont ,u'.yln
comes 81 o. such TINS particles. and
H gradually % IU.sr hurt 4 hit. III.
Do hN little 200, h.ufW complexion
underneath comes forth Marvellous
y" matter hHW muddy. ruLh IIui,hv
'f ir't sI'd y,Ur complexion. yuu can
surely di~.1Ii o. hy this ,mpl, pro.
.'S Just g't ~ ,nu,. 81 ordinary
W''D"'iged WAX 90 Your druggists. an.
p.N nightly Ike cold cream washing
- ~ n.Hrnings Tn, o. suit Will %. tru.
Is marvellous
Wrinkles cam 10 gotten ui ~ hy an
equally simple W"thud Gy dissulvirg
'n 'unc" ~ nur' powdered s,Noliio In
2 half mint II witch hazel and bathing
Your face IN the solution. every line
900 'nurIrt'lN Disappear FIRST th"
finer limos. finally even tn deep
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
GIVES DESCRIPTION
Of LOWER CALIFORNIA

>rsr'sl ~ The Nsvs
WASHINGTON. y g.. Sep, IL
Lower California. reported io IA. d, -.
volt against no" prss-rt Na,j,,, ,g,.
eminent. IL described in 4 ,onriuni,a.
lion % the National G.ugf,pbir =.
'i"iN hy Frederick Smu.,h a. fnll,vr..
The long hootsisp.d p.ninsu.,
that swings down ufg.h. lef,hanJ crr.
n"t II IN" United stat.s l.l,,ys :.
Mexico and T. known un Mexican r,,,.
- 'Haia.' 90 Lower Silifornia. E,rlv
spanish maps - Am'fir, shoW.l C.u.
f"rris a. an island. due. No doubt. 10
SUMS "a '"'' PENN
Srtnilv known ~ II u in ~. 3vsr
axe American. this 500 mile.lurr s'rir
80 ros--s. peaks thrush -r~r,yr ne.,.
and are. fertile littl. valley il a f,y.
"fi'e haunt fur many YHnl.. natural.
ISIS. fishermen. and hiE game hunter.
and here and there in the more favor.
hirbcr rsuA- hardy imaiGan r,, ,he
men have built their fadhE home.
W Mere if'N enjoy N. iiuiifss freedom,
= vast urfenr"d areas ThlCutl. g,r
'"nptnv - OinS Ncrfus Ranch. rlrs
cattle over 70 leased teriior, ~ two and
H'f million s'fes. and British cor.
l'IfI h''is title Co. something hk,
ifi"r wilNun scrss
ATay down ~ pliccful picturesque
schorrsrs ara uheri c.ntgr.s. late,
walker th. Yankee Wihust.r. f8is.,
ne iiag suoth'r Yanks. TO-DAY runs ,
h''h trnr'rv tuI.pifig Du' 500
' , q cd leather ~ v dav ~ ar
NH'ii'tn sht" ftr'oA Here md
ih'I" in tiI and valley Americans
~ 1"l,in f0f metals Dr growing 'hr
s'1pl" friiole
iN" country 90 whole. owing
=" ~ many dsssri wateil.ss areas.
p l'N' 'I'r-''r settled md a. ono
Wilt sH's 200 H'l IT, Turbulent. 10
Nle' s.HH" 'hs t3'vrnr davs
when - Francis Dr.r.. dr.ut,.-d his
l''i1'' en- h'r 10 Nrgi'lena Hlv. no
rough srd fur'u... f.rs'h
l:'h Dol. fr. Boo mIr.- .rd o., ss ,,e
's herds q cattle. tfs rtisf sauffs ~
A'al'h l's in ~. cotton growing 20.
si"ns around MeSiraN
80 ih' 'NI' ffdU d..ft 20 fE. H,#tH q
Do. Gulf % California wE..H ..r.-i..'s.
Pc Liver 'HIfHu.H Peninsula from
~'.'.fH wHft 'HaH tf auE other rHlu.
M th. whri. h0rtls- o.. Interest. =
% iuurd Sl''s nrd Mexico ar-
l'slv ioired
rHs d. -, o. flr .irrII4T tafs...
HuHE U 'hr' rrsi,rf frHrf o. DO BE- I..
'v -1Hr.tu FHd fs fE. diversion ~
aai.f from OBJ, Colorado us. o. tHa
opinion u ufnt irrigation engineers
,ni iHiriaI STUDENTS ttis peculiarly
=. ,'.'ie ia's'..m "t iIIlgaiiUl water
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
SUCCESS OF RANDALL COUNTY FAIR
PROOF Of WHAT WEST TEXAS PLUCK
AND PERSISTENCE CAN ACCOMPLISH

i"Ssi'nnl promoters were ,wrIu,,i r.
outside ATTRACTIONS nupofi-d n l.
str1rilv and gshnitslN what it, nam.
inpIi'~-a county fsir-in Dl tur suI
hN ID" county and the county only
Not an imported exhibition ~ taii u,.I.
i'rmc' = who fikg their money f,r
AWAY
tn. manager l. the Ioal ,urriy
agent his assistant Iu..l man Tn.
band D. 'umpu~rd ,f lutl mon with
l~al leader The exhibit directors ar.
l"'al pt'tors Best % au IA. suiu..
m"nis are provided hy a.. lu,al legion
post. and practically every mf'ieip,ui
- Randall county rider True. tho
lad hi"nch"s had 90 10. imported sine,
ih' lu'al st'-'ds had been tun thorough
~ su'-A.a'd hvser sII,. s.-.r skin ~ lu,. a
iia"is ." Furnish much amusement
MI th' 'NIS 1T high bred H.r.f.fds
IVY i"und "n Randall county ranches
W VIM have been hand 'u r.p, .r|
I've ili th' human participants w,r.
hH io'hl p"nrl" and %. moneys fh,y
Won VIII tIi De- spent 20 hum.
Thus u j. that the Ensd people II thu
county nave given themselves a gn.,i
tnie &C. have raised thu standard az
ihrir agricultural and por,inc products
III without sending e cent OUTSIDE. IN,
county H'uits. This l. IN. way tho IN n
inir~ w conducted. and this suce.ss
iul reNhhl ut the ssu~ihl, ola sftI. b.
distinctly refreshing tn thi. dsy AZ
h'lsN. tHllN. coin eat hing Immoral
'imp"riaut
'augpttNiiuns 60 IN. n',l. civ Isl
"nNun and the county that COULD
and did
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11

SnersAi - Inc new
PORT woRTn : ~ 10 a pr,
ductrn gan 1T n'ariN t0nn barrels
feculied b. the north T,Nas fields this
week. stephens cuuntS r~,url.d O.
gain 20 more 'han l0eo barrels bot this
was Offset hy declines ~ some oth,i
fields. among them Hurkhufn,it There
was = slight gain m Young COUNTY anil
also az Dcs,l.fnonh
The report hy fields follows
Electra. i0530. nurkhurueti - SO.
Iowa Park. $3.50. Holiday. l5o peiloli1
$40, Young county. 61s. Slgawn 1895
stephens county. Ni3ii. Mofan. ~.
Eastland Ranger IS $50. Coleman rour
~. sse, Brown county. .ai. pe~l'muua.
1850.
According O. ral'nfts from Graham,
the Boozer well 1T iAr EoXaua North
American company. .n th' South Bend
district of Young county has been
drilled live feet into an uil sand fuund
az 1858 feet. aud h making lH0 barrels
81 oil and soo0 600 cuhl, feet ~ ga.
The Payne Ne ! - IN. sam. OPERATORS
IL standing 1900 feet IN 81. ~ glio t.
and h. shut down foI orders
Tho TeNhoma pool has Furnished tn
main feature of operations in the Wi,h
tia Pals distiItt ttis week Tho ~.
k1fa Texas company has brought In ~
second producf th'I" with Il natural
flow u better than So barrels The
Emerich and Monafsn '.mpanies also
have q a00harr"l VOL 'n 3D. same So,
ton. Twenty i've shallow wells have
also been rscently completed ON ths
lease. averaging In production aruuu !
ten tarr.ls
Sn' new Se1 l. rcpoii'd from Tho
hufk Cameron section. hle.k 81! G.
being the Em-iich ami Dln, ger No I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-11
MANY STATE BUREAUS
ARE CLOSELY CONNECTED
WITH TEXAS UNIVERSITY

N'"rlal - The Mess
AUSTIN. Sept DO - MANY of the
GIil'reut siatr bureaus are ,lnsrlt con-.
n' '"d with University u Texas -.
h'rsiuu work is The statement u.I.
hN William u uuffry head 90 th. Do
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