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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-22

land from 1915 to $500 per acre.
The science class at the high
school. in charge of w. H. Trent
man, made a trip in autos to the
salt lake, southeast of town, Mon
day and received a practical and
instructive lesson thereby.
e. L. Garyin returned from a
short business trip to Albuquerque
Sunday.
Mrs. F. E. Abbot has returned to
her home from Albuquerque and
accepted position as clerk in the
store of A. T. Cochran.
John Block is out again after Il
serious attack of heart failure and
will leave shortly for Hot Springs,
n. NJ, in hopes that the baths will
relieve his rheumatism.
Antonio Baca of Willard was
here Sunday to attend meeting
of the American Legion, at which
a permanent organization was per-
fected
b. H. Calkins of the firm of Haw-
kins & Calkins, engineers of Albu-
querque, is in town making a sur
NtA 1Oi SlueWdihS anu a sewer ~ D
tenn, which are much needed.
FL p. Davies and Alfred Bergere
of santa Fe were in town Wednes-
day in the interest of the new
knights of Columbus home to be
erected in Santa Fe by the, local
council this year
Roman Tenorio of Corona was
here Thursday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-22
ESTANCIA

Mrs. O. w, Bay and son Robert
came over from Albuquerque on
Sunday for a few days to look after
business matters.
Two of the grade teachers are
sick with the Influenza, Miss Marie
Morgan and Miss Emma Weddige,
and two of the other grade teach
ers who were exposed, Mrs. A. NJ.
Parret and Mrs. l.. A. Rousseau,
were quarantined, necessitating the
closing of their rooms Monday and
Tuesday. Mrs. Rousseau returned
to her class Wednesday and sub
stitutes have been obtained for the
other teachers, who are still quar-
antined, so that the entire school is
in session again. 1t is hoped that
this prompt quarantine ordered by
Health officer Virgins will stop
the progress of the epidemic, and
so far there have been only four
or five cases reported in town.
Assistant District Attorney Robt.
l.. Hit of Willard was transacting
business in the county seat Monday.
Miss Katherine Garvin is doing
stenographic work in the office Of
Attorney Fred II. Ayers.
Ed w. Robertson has resumed his
Guties in the Farmers and Stock
mems bank, after an absence of
several days with a severe cold.
The board of county commission
ers held their monthly meeting at
the court house on Monday. Com
missioner Castillo Marquee of Du-
ran was able to attend the meeting,
which was delayed on account of
his illness with influenza, and the
Illness at Hot Springs of Mrs. w. F..
Martin prevented Commissioner
Martin from attending until this
week. Mrs. Martin was unable to
return to her home here, but is on
the road to recovery. At this meet
ing of the county commissioners
they fixed new values on the coun-
ty lands for assessment, raising
the value of agricultural lands from
$3.75 per acre to $500, and reduc-
ing the assessed value of grazing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-22

formerly of Roswell, and while
here a member of that class. gave a
number of readings.
Mrs. w. II. Rhodes was hostess
Tuesday afternoon for a delight
fully informal visit. Sewing and
chatting were the diversions, and
the enjoyment of delicious
luncheon closed the hours.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Gary, who
have been here the past two weeks
with Mrs. w. A. Johnson, left Tues
day night for California, where
they will visit Mrs Garys mother.
They will probably locate in Cali
fornia, or the northwest, as they
have decided not to return to st.
Louis,
Mrs Mary Mason left Wednesday
night for Albuquerque, where she
goes as a delegate to the woman's
conference of the Inter- Church
movement.
Miss Wanda Clark was hostess
Saturday afternoon to a number
of friends, entertaining with
Valentine party.
At $40 o'clock Saturday even
ing at the home of the brides pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Thomas,
Miss Nell Thomas and Albert A.
Stubs were united in marriage by
the Rev J. w. Bruner, pastor of
the First Baptist church of this
city.
Announcement was made in FL
Paso Saturday of the approaching
marriage of Miss Mary Dewey, of
that city, to Virgil B. Gillespie, of
Roswell, assistant cashier of the
Citizens National bank.
AT an announcement party Sat-
urday afternoon at the j. f. Hinkle
home the approaching marriage,
March 10, of Miss Vera Hinkle and
Arthur Farnsworth, two Of Ros-
wells most popular young people,
was made known.
l., B. Boellner, who had birth
day Saturday, received as a gift
from his daughter, Mrs. Edith
Boelner Turner, of San Diego,
Calf, a branch of an orange tree
containing four ripe oranges, green
leaves, and orange blossoms.
Miss Ruby Saunders left Mayo
Brothers, Rochester, Mimi, Satur-
day for Dallas, wher she will visit
relatives ten days, and will then
come to her home here.
Harry G. Otis, of Cleveland, @.
entertained with n farewell dinner
at the Gilkeson Saturday evening,
as he left that night for his home.
MIR. and Mrs. d. j. Schrecen-
gost are in Texas for a few days
visit with Mrs. Schrecengost's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Graves.
The Elks' dance to have beef
given Friday night, has been post.
poned indefinitely because of the
death Tuesday afternoon of
brother Elk, Fred Lee, VINO dicd of
influenza pneumonia.
Mrs. It. w. HAYES, county super.
intendent of schools, left Saturday
night for Cleveland, o., where she
will attend the National Educa-
tional association.
Miss Marie Kinsinger left Satur-
|day night for Muleshoe, Tex,
whore she will visit a sister, Mrs.
will c. Buoy.
Miss Irma Kaken, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs r. c.
Worswck, for several weeks, left
Monday night for her home in
Colorado Springs, Colo. 4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-22
FORT SUMNER

Paul Beaubien and party, con-
sisting of Pembroke Carr, Grant
Fuller, Ernest Withers, Harry
Crawford, made a record run from
Roswell after the basketball game
Thursday night, and were on hand
at their respective duties in Fort
sumner Friday morning
j. P. Anderson, foreman FOR
Consulting Engineer Hinderlider. is
ION the job and expects to give a
good account of the construction
VI Ork on the Fort Sumner Irriga-
ton plant between now and the
last of March.
j. II. O'Connor, the newly APP
pointed county commissioner from
the third district of De Baea coun-
ty, is busy these days getting ready
to qualify for his new duties. which
he will enter upon with the best
wishes of the community.
Mrs. NJ. 2. Carr entertained a
few friends at luncheon this week
lin honor Of a sister who is visiting
her from Tucumcari.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Albert SeLegue
returned early in the week from a
flying trip to Las Vegas, in that
new Sedan with which they are so
generous to their many friends.
The final of the basketball Sc
ries between Fort Sumner and
Clovis high school teams was play
ed at Roswell last Thursday night
in the presence of q capacity"
crowd from all three cities. The
luck of the game was illustrated by
the fact that Fort Sumner. after
being behind 13 to in the first
half. put up a winning uphill fight
in the last half. but were beaten by
the call of time" with the score
standing q to %.
The st. Valentine session of the
Ladies Reading club was featured
by literary quiz" in which about
twenty of Fort summers foremost
intellectual women took part. The
questions covered the authorship
of and characters in the leading
dramas, and interesting facts about
well known play writer's. The pro-
.Gram was arranged by Mrs. j. p.
Brooke and Mrs. j. s. Putnam, to
whom credit is due for most in
genious innovation in the after
moons study, Tea was served as
usual.
The Clay Oliver on company Is
making rapid strides in the work of
setting up its plant on the prop
.erty of Judge w. h. MeGill at La
Lande. The housing Is now being
completed and the company may
be ready to "spud in" at any mo-
ment. With experience gained since
the earliest days at Burkburnett
this strong concern will be able to
avoid the mistakes of mushroom"
plants and will make good record
in this promising locality. The
whole of De Baca county is keeping
it's eyes on La Lande.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-22

French will remain for a brief pc
riod. Mrs. Reinburg and Mrs.
French We're guests of Mrs. Frank
Parker while in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b, Barker en-
tertained a number of guests on
Monday evening at their home on
Garcia street.
o
Mesdames r. p. Barnes. A. A.
Sedillo of Albuquerque. and w. A.
Hunter, of Pennington, accompan-
led their husbands to the capital
city to watch the proceedings of
the special session of the legisla-
ture.
Mrs. Warren E. Rollins left
Thursday morning for Fort Def
ance, called to that place by tele-
gram announcing the illness of her
daughter, Mrs. Griffin. Mr.. Rol-
Inns expects to leave for the same
point in a few days.
O.
Mrs. Walter e. Danburg has re-
turned from an extended visit to
points in Texas.
O.
f. L. Blumenschein, the distin-
guished artist. member of the Taos
colony of artists. arrived in the city
from his home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
during the present week and left
on Thursday morning by auto for
Albuquerque whore he will be join
ed soon by Mrs Blumenschien ana
daughter. They will make the trip
to the coast by auto where they
win make their future home,
spending the summers in the Taos
valley
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-22

Just prior to Lent the week was
made lively by the parties given
in honor of Mrs. Refhburg of Las
Cruces, wife of Senator Reinburg,
and Mrs. Frank French, also of Las
Cruces. Those who entertained in
honor Of the guests were Mrs. r.
L. Ormsbee. Mrs. James A. French,
Mrs. Frank Parker, Mrs. P. A. Hail,
Mrs. A. b. Renehan. Mrs, Rein
burg left last Saturday for her
home in Las Cruces and Mrs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-22

lastlngly. 10 TO GO pounds. Become esquisitflI
slender and remain 80 Safe pleasant method
endorsed by physicians. $500 GUARANTEE. Buy
oil p Korein at any druggists; or write foi
free brochure tcOmes TO you In plain wrapperl L
korein Co.. ND.sOl. Station T. New York CITY
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-22
Santa Fe Society
Notes4t

Mhen the bells pealed forth at the
t%cathedral announcing the entry of
ethe lenten season, the social life
Tt the old town dropped into in
hocuous desuetude. 1t is very
quiet and even the clubs have ia
Fhooed the gay life, that is some of
the clubs. All that can be given in
the social line springs from the
museum dinner of last Tuesday
night which viii be the last until
lafter Lent. The speakers at this
dinner We're DR. Kimball and Dam
iel Falkmar, who won the attention
and the thanks of all present
though the topics which they
touched upon were out of the or
binary and dealt with the scientific
and chronological There was an
excellent attendance and the even
ing was greatly enjoyed.
%
W The fifty-seventh anniversary of
the birth of the Knights of Pythias
was celebrated on Thursday night
Mt the Scottish Rite cathedral with
a very strong attendance, about
slsixty being present. The speakers
were among the prominent mem
bers of the order who well know
the value of Pythianism. Those who
made addresses We're l.. w. Gales,
state deputy; Judges Hanna. Rob-
erts, Parker, Governor Pankey r.
S Trowbridge, II. S. Bowman, Lu-
cius Oils and Colonel Pritchard.
Hugh Williams was the toastmas-
Ter and made the position worth
while to all the guests 1t was a
delightful evening and all speak in
terms of praise for the manner in
which the affair was carried on.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-22
She was Fat

he hhauoW on ms pICtu'
gives you an idea how 81
looked and felt. By TAXI
OIL Of koreln and followiI
easy directions OF kofeln syi
TEN she reduced So lbs.
In three months. Now she
Is agile. attractive. men, !.
tally alert and in better q
health. Reliable anu-fst
elf-treatment, Many wo-
men have reduced easily, "
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-22
NEW BLOUSES
For Spring Wear
$500 to 1890

Rich georgette, silk crepes, many
pretty novelties, made in the latest
spring styles, low and three-quar-
ter sleeve lengths, with or without
collars, trimmed with fancy en-
broideries, laces, silk braids and
novelty trimmings. The values are
exceptional for Blouses of such
quality and workmanship.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
PHYSICIANS Of CITY
WILL MEET To DISCUSS
INFLUENZA SITUATION

With reports of 90 le1-I 80 eases
1' influenza 10 Amarillo up 10 last
0i.H; O. meeting q. tbe Board of
Health ana 900 local physicians. will
br called within tha u',f day or two
.1f 30 dscu .on ui measures tn
check Goo prUld of tHe disease. mr.
N 81 Walker city health officer.
stated yesterday.
Practically all eases of '''u' re-
ported Io date arc 60 @ mild nature.
10 b.. said. aAd local physicians de-.
clan. there Us no reason for alarm,
'0 rhc rrr' of citizens over the site
Hlfi'n.
ur Walker urge that persons
taking symptoms of influenza stay
inside and not expose themselves
amy more than possible.
Reports reaching here from
Hereford yesterday were 10 the ~.
'er' that there are 3oo eases 10 that
.ity.
Members of the Amarillo Board
Health are: DR. q &c. E.is,r
pr Co. O. Thomas. nr g. T. iIolrr
pr ~ % Flamm and pr. e.. T. \lu.
yard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
DAILY REVIEW Of OIL OPERATIONS
FROM LEADING FIELDS Of STATE

u this rumor proves true. there ar,
several other deep test. scattered
o,r the county which Will be- rushed
20 completion. most OF them hatlus
been shut down for several months.
Red River Reports
on excitement is growing more 90.
tense an along ihr tier of cuuntios
adjoining Red river from Wichita
county ~ Cooke county prepare.
tiuns are being made Cor immediate.
iy deepening the test oi the Nueusto.
on Company near Muensier. Juj
other tests viii be- started 100 the
county north OF GAINESVILLE.
In Grayson county there are fit.
teen deep tests nov under way. hu.
drilling activities have been consld.
crably hampered for the past ieW
weeks by weather conditions MANY
Of the larger companies are taains
up acreage there but none of then
have yet started drilling. as they pre-
fer 10 await the outcome OF other
tests. They take mp this acreugr
more as matter of protection. On
case Of biz strike. than with an ln-
IGNITION TO drill
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
~TtTE VIII. pay BAYLOR
BASKETBALL TEAM MARCH -

Z ENFiH. fH VITO NfHH
AUSTIN. Texas. Jan e1.- The
University uf Texas basketball SEIZED
ME- ae now arranged viii grludr 20
game with BAYLOR University March
II. Tile schedule which WAS ar
ranged "a December 100 thc athletic
couir,n.. provided Tor The final
game Oh bn played az College station
with a and 81. bui tbTuulh the off
forts of Athletic Director o. r. Hnl.
mont tGp Baiorites hive hnru induced
to come io Austin Go engage n '
iiugl sciimmage for both teams, ov
ing % full sychodulc running con-
tnuCsly from January 90 90 Zebra
ans IS tha game with Baylor could
not hc arrdged for mn earlier da'
aud consequently DO will bo 900 tir
nature Of q past season affair.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
COLLEGE Of INDUSTRIAL
ART OPERATES TEA ROOM
AND MODERN CAFETERIA

81 |.". o. fHU E.uH
DENTON T,>l. Ilr o., Th'
COLES, ot Industrial Art. operates
Ia cafeteria Hrd tol-fo0W boo cOuun,-
uou with Oh, Household Arts DE
plrueu' Tho cafeteria b. managed
hy fh. instructor bon Institutional
management She BIS 1- sfol hy
graduate OF fhp college who Dos
specialized loo tlat norh Tbr Dal,
tsfiI aUd fnl room not Ou.r ryD tn"
uurnD-, usually served nN such aa
institution uuf 20 also hiyc. thc .,u-
dent, takiur institutional ma1Ig
mout o. valuable opportunity IHr prac.
teal work Each student ,paclli.T
'1E boz institutional work. b. required
Go spend stated number oi hour
Iu the Dafet r.1 and tea room ani
sumes during Che col'cE, year. ail
Of me duties that the dining room
and kitchen offer
The equipment Installed is typical
OF that found boz modern. we'll
equipped institutional Kitchen ar
each Girl acquire. skin on handling
the equipment Tho work Boo the
cafeteria and tea room BIS supple.
mcnted by the phase of institutional
management offered hy the college
dormitorIes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28

Former Congressman Robert o..
Henry and other prominent citizens
OF Waco are reported 20 be- organiz-
ing one OF the largest intendeni oi.
corporations in Texsfs 10 conduct q
big drilling campaign in Central Tex
-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28

Homer Peoples. dlscoverer Of tho
sipe Springs shallow district. now Is
working on theory that large
field OF big production will be opene ;
20 the west and southwest OF hss
wells on the Jackson and Doty tracts.
whore production IL had around sl1
feet. Several deep tests IN that area
have had good shoWings and reports
u biologists have been favOrabl
Peoples Is confident he will find deep
production 10 the southwest OF h s
present operations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28

The Mohawk oil Corporation. with
q capita- stock of $1,000, 900. hat
been organized by Fort Worth and
Denver men 90 operate In the Noril
Central Texas fields The first drill
ing will be on the Burkhurnett hold
ing and later acreage In the Ranger
field and many sections Of the Wild
cat territory will be- developed g..
Randolph Morris Is president. g "
Nickolaus of Fort Worth. vice pre-
dent. and J. u. Hawk of Fort Worth
secretary and treasurer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28

In Scurry county new test Is be-
.ug planned near Hermleigh. nor'A
of SNYDER Derrick timbers are al
ready on the ground The Rifle,
we'll L. miles north 90 SNYDER, Is a
fishing job az e.2o0 feet
IN Williamson county the Bur.
and Griffith test we'll test OF Round
Rock is ready to spud IN The well
~ the Round Rock on Company D.,
preparing 90 SET the ten-inch easing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
-. 4. u. DIRECTORS
VII NEIT RSpAi

The Board OF city Development
directors IN their ergul.r meeting
tomorrow night are expected 10 dis
cuss the rc-hogriug on the time lun"
question that is scheduled for Narrh
H. Panhandle citizens will urgf o.
This meeting the placing Of Amlr.I
and the Panhandle back into central
time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
NORMAL COLLEGE STUDENT
DIES OF PNEUMONIA ATTACK

Special o. 80 News
CANYON. January e5.-Mss Cor
rim, Richards. ~. dalghter OF Mr.
and Mrs J " Richards of stanton.
Texas. and student Of the We,
Texas CANYON Normal College. died
this afternoon at 20 O'Clock 40 the
residence of J G.. Jon.lns from
pneumonia
Mis-, Richards was 90 second year
student or m. college and was very
Tie body $500. prepared by M"
Griscs Undertaking company q.
Amarillo and w.ll De- shipped 90 stan
ton Wednesday for burial
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28

W ? Janzen 10 Sr'd s l.. Assn.
rart Of lots 2 and 10. block i05.
rlemons addition Consideration
$4,000.
Avery Turner 10 std. :. l.. Assn
part of block ESQ. Plemous addition
Consideration $4,000.
A. ". Coleman To Y. e.. Coleman
part ~ lots and 10. block los.
rlemons addition. Consideration
slnO. - 90
&. Z Blevins 20 NATL L. and
Co, loi :. block 2-23S. Plemoas adj
ditlon. Consideration $1,000.
The refuse from the streets 81
italian cities is sold by auction.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
POLL TAX PAYMENTS
TOTAL TWO THOUSAND

Poll tJy receipts issued up to nst
night bad almost reached thc 1000
mark. according to the record OF
county Ti, collector Ben Gol1nr
Both the c.lY and county offices
report thu women Jr" paying th' o.
taxes Boo large number during The
pact few days.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28
MARY plCkFORD PAINTS
MONDi RIiL tHNRA, TER
~ "POI.lNANNi'

When Eleanor n Porter wrote
pollyanra. thus stunning the
hplrtstrings OF the people with the
magic OF hergenius, sh" little re-
allied that she was creating an ideal
vescle for the worlds greatest mo-
t0I picture actress.
Yef chat I- exactly what this lp-
pealiug move. hu. proved 90 b.. aud
in the film version released by the
United Artists Corporation. 90 b"
shown az the Mission theater. begin
ming tomorrow. Mary PickfOrl paints
10 black and white the most pathetic.
adorable. loythle Pollyauna that
could possibly be- conceived.
There l. depth of feeling in her
characterization thta reaches out and
grips the heart The humor the pa
thos. the genuine humanuess that
she puts into her work IN this picture
add the largest and boy Car the most
brilliant jewel 10 her already spak-
ling crown OF success. Undoubtedly
Mary pickford's Pollyanna will ling
~ long In the memories % those
who follow the Flicker Art.
In the titles Frances Marion. au-
thor OF the script. has done some %
her cleverest work. And her adap-
,atlon OF the story deserves the hign-
est praise She has kept an the
quaint essence of the novel with Us
unique philosophy of gladness. and
AZ the same time has given gener-
Gus amount ~ conflict aud plot. Her
intimate knowledge Of Miss Pick
ford's ability has enabled her 10 sug-
gest situations which this title artist
has developed 20 the utmost. By far,
this Is Mary Pickiords best photo.
Play.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28

81 eeial 10 The News.
FORT WORTH. Jan. 27.-Report5
from Tillman county Okla. state
that there will be- but little further
delay. IN determining u new oil
pool will be- opened there Just across
tied River fro mtht re. River pool
on the Texas side. Ire SheegOg aud
Fisher we'll In section i-s-li has
been drilled little deeper. 10 =
depth OF 1870 feet. and il reported
To be bailing some OIL Swing strong
or indications than ever that the
three tests no won the sand IN that
territory at about the same fepihs
as the produ 'rs In the Wsggoner
district, will come IN for production
and will prove ~ a great new field.
The easing also has bceH sr' IN this
we'll and II should be drilled In this
week
Indication Favorable
Another favorable indication fof
the district IL the fact that the
GYPSY oil Company Is erecting a
large amount OF storage al is well
in section s-i-ii. q short distance
10 the southwest II the Shecgog and
Fisher we'll Reports from that vel.
have been very iniedluile and DC Is
not known whether Il has reached
the sand or whether the company
merely is preparing for an emer-
gency
Eastland-Isangcr District
News from the Eastland Ranger
territory gives some promise FOR the
opening up OF production az a new
level on the Downtain tract three
miles north OF Eastland. The well
~ the Frank Day oil Company there
drilled into sand at 1855 feet thar
is entirely different from the So
called Ranger pay. Il has drilled to
a depth Of 3.si7 feet and Is still in
the sand. giving II a sand depth %
more than thirty-iwo feet. The well
will be drilled twenty-five feet deep
er and then likly will be shot in or
der to give a thorough test 10 the
new sand.
Wheat Territory
In the Wildcat terriioy there -
Just now a great deal OF interest in
the situation In Montague county. II
IN reported that the Williams well
Of the Nocona oil and Gas Company.
which has been casing heavily for
several months. has struck oil but
this has not been confirmed II h
believed. however. by a large part
Of the population at Nocona and the
price OF acreage throughout the coun-
~ has taken considerably jump.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28

Surveyors for the White oil Cor
roraiion no ware working IN the
vicinity Of Hamilton In laying out
the route for the eight-ineh pipe lint
which will be- laid from Burkhurnr
10 the cult. dis!ancs Of more than
800 miles.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-28

\ newspaper or sheet ~ p'pcr
.ied to a window or balcony of a
dwelling house in Mexico indicates
nat there .r. room. fo i.f 200 IhD
house