The Denison Herald (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 80, Ed. 1 Monday, October 27, 1919 Page: 8 of 10
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ptc is not enough good goods to go 'round. So some man-
ufacturers are forgetting quality to meet the volume. But
•not the makers from whom we buy. They are nationally"
known. They have public reputations at stake.
"We cnuld sell more goods than we have, but not better goods.
We guarantee absolute satisfaction because we’re banking on
a "sure tiling.
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It is well to remember this when starting out on a buying
mission. We art anxious to sen e yon at all times.
U. S. Clothing Company
213 MAIN
HEADQUARTERS FOR UP-TO-DATE CLOTHES FOR MEN
THE HOME OF BETTER CLOTHES FOR BOYS
TEXAS DUKE LEADS MARKET;
TRADING-QUIET 8ATURDAY
There wu farther activity jn the
market Saturday! However, price*
were generally unchanged. A big vol-
ume of business was shown for the
entire week on both Texas and foreign
oil mrtrket quotation*. There was a
heavy demand for the Texas Duke at
price* from 86 to 60 cents rer share
with heavy trading at these prices.
The following are Saturday's quota-
tions:
Notice To the Public
At a meeting of the directors of the Denison-
!owa Park Oil and Gas Company held in their
office, 223j W. Main St., it was moved and
carried that the stock of this company be rais-
ed from par value—$1.00—to $2.00 above
,th par. making the stock of this company w?orth
now7 $3.00 a share, an advance of $2.00.
If you are thinking of buying or rather invest-
ing a few dollars in oil stock in Grayson coun-
ty wre would advise that you get your money
in the hands of this company before our stock
makes another jump. We have a very few
shares to sell even at the advanced price.
Respectfully yours,
R. H. VISE, President
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renison Iowa Park Oil & Gas Go.
.,2232 W. Main St. Denison, Texas
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Stock—
Beaver Valley..
Bradley ........
Burkburnett . .
Burk Extension.
Burk King •.....
Contractors ....
Corn. Northern.
Eastland O & K
Galloway ......
Gladstone ......
Hog Creek Jr ..
King Midat ....
Lucky Two ....
Kemp-M-A ....
New Pool No. 2,
Phoenix No. 2. .
Tioneer ........
Royal Duke ....
Hunger R. 1.....
Ranger Cisco ..
Ranger Brooks ,
Sitmmit Pet. ...
Sipe Springe ...
Texas Duke ...
Union O & H.. .
Walker Caldwell
Waurika No. l..
Wlaurika No 2. .
Monger Ranch .
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Bid. Asked. Sales
.60 $ .60 180
.80
.60
3 28
.70
.70
107.80
9.25
90.00
1.75
.85
8.00
9.00
1.00
200
1,000
.80
.85
120.00
10.00
95.00
1 80
3.00
30.00
360
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according to ths announcement o:
secretary Bruaer, who ha* established,
an office in the Oil Exchange build
lng. The capital stock of the company
is $800,000, with the shares at a par
value of |1 each.
MUEN8TER PEOPLE ELATED
OVER OIL 8HOWING
3 10
3,800.00 2,750 0.0
6.75 ____
5.50
8.00
2 80
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'1.26
28.00
Si .00
.56
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59 00
97.60
10.25
14 00
9.00
8 00
2.66
.28
2 00
82.60
25.00
Nccona, Texas, Oct. 27.—The Muen-
eter Oil and Gas Company test, locat-
ed about a mile west of the town of
Muenster in western Cook county and
seven miles east of Saint Jo, is report-
ed drilling In a hard lime around 2.000
feet, after passing through another
sand with a fair showing of oil. This
well created a bit of stir recently with
a strike, estimated at a few barrels,
found at 1.600 feet. Work is proceed-
ing for a deep test. In view of the
geological report by Lee Hager and
published in the last number of the Oil
and Gas Journal, structure wellB in
the Red River Valley region will be
watched with more than the usual in-
terest, and the district to which he
gives special attention extends from
Wilbarger into Cook county and both
sides of Red River for some distance
back. The general report includes the
whole north part of Montague county
while the report made by the Requa-
4(t0| Yancy corps of geologists a few years
, j ago includes the region known as the
151 Montague anticline also. Others ex-
. I tend the structural district to the
Pillars of Strength
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.60 1,751 Queens Peak country with a large area
6.50
61.50
40.00
31 00
16.00
120
OLD JACKSBORO WELL
IS TO BE OPENED
of the county yet to be examined.
New Producer Near Ranger
Ranger, Texas, Oct. 27—Operations
of the Mid-Kansas Oil At Gas Com-
pany. officially reported art:
N. J. Rosenquest, Account No 3,
well No. ], Stephens county, complet-
ed, and running at 8,170 to 3,267 feet,
Jackhhc.ro, Texas, Oct. 27.—Dale it production 450 barrels.
Todd of Wichita Falls, have purchased
the Hutson it Jackson lease on the
Lindsay ranch, eight and a half miles
north of Jaoksborc and aie prepar-
ing to resume drilling the test well
which has been shut down for some
time p* 1,010 feet. They intend to go
to 4 500 feet unless oil in paying quan-
tities is found at a lesser depth.
A conference is being held here to
decide whether to make further efforts
to fish out the bit which was lost at
8,910 feet in Cherryholme* No. 1 or to
drill by it. The well had a showing
of oil when the bit was lost.
Deep Test Near Bellevue.
Bellevue, Texas, Oct. 27.—The Clay-
tex Syndicate well about four miles
northeast of Bellevue is now drilling
at 100 feet. This well started with
a twenty-inch hole and is to be drilled
to 4,000 feet unless oil or gas is found
in paying quantities at a lesser depth
•THjg fact that this Institution is a State Guaranty
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SAMMIES WELL SOLD
TO NEW COMPANY
Eastland, Texas, Oct. 27—Ross,
Goss A Fletcher, owners of half of the
838-acre Frank Thorpe lease, twelve
miles •northwest of Eastland, and one
mile southwest of Gunsight, in Ste-
phen? county, have taken over the
Sammies Oil Company's No. 1 well
and No. 2 derrick, and will carry on
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1 The Wfstern Drilling- Company who
I have contracts fur drilling two tests
near Denison for th£ Preston Anticline
Company have completed their first
derrick near Ambrose. This company
will ship to Denison this week two
strings of tools for drilling two tests
on acreage owned l>y the Preston An-
ticline Company.
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5*und Bank. Member Federal Reserve System. Spe-
cial ‘United States Depository for War 1-ioan FundB,
pepoeitory for State of Texas and Depository for City
of Denison, together witn Its large resources, capital,
suigdus and undivided profits, backed up by officers
and directors of the business calibre and financial
stafus of unlimited calling to afford such PILLARS
OF STRENGTH as would variant absolute ffcourity
we believe deserves your consideration.
JN our Savings Department at the last accounting
about one month ago the aggregate ACCOUNTS
TOTALED 6,300-—5,100 of these accounts were ex-
clusive of the 3,200 members of our Christmas Bunk-
ing Club.
Resources • $3,325,000
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fE take paidonabie pride in ''our'' growth and
$? we mean the grewt i of "our depositors and pa-
trons" as well as ths instltutloji itself, for a bank
grows only as its patrons grow. We want you to
feel* that our bank is your bank—safe, convenient,
accommodating, friendly and careful.
OFFICER8 rV
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J. B. McDougall,
Chairman of
Board
Tom Rpdgers,
President
O. R. Nicholson
Clarence Scott
R. T. Arthur
W. B. Munson Jr.
T. A. Murphy
Vice-Presidents
J. O. Lovelace,
Cashier
J. H. Lucas
Morris 'Regensburgbr
Henry Etfer
Assistant Cashiers
DIRECTORS
W. E. Munson
C. C. McCarthy
W. B. Munson Jr.
J. B. McDougall
O. R. Nicholson
R. T. Arthur
IS, J. Boldrlck
El. Regensburger
R. D. Belrne
R. W Stoddard
11. Lingo Platter
C. D. Terry
A E. Ragsdale
Clarence Scott
T. A Murphy
Tom Rodgers
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No Trouble to Answer Questions
Where You Feel at Home.
Denison Bank & Trust Go.
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Derrick material for the Westover
No. 2 well has arrived and is being
! all drilling operations on the lens< J transferred to the drilling site north-
| hereafter, The No. 2 derrick it being west of Denison. A string of tools are
; equipped with tools. The well will bt already on the ground and drilling will
! drilled under the direction of F V. begin as soon as the derrick is set.
| Murphy, field superintendent for Robb. 1 —
Goss & Fletcher. He will erect der- \ Announcement should be forthcoming
“The Bank of Steady Service”
RESOURCES OVER THREE MILLION
STRING OF ACCIDENTS
ON THE HENRY FARM
Harvey Bogart, the 15-year-old boy,
whose skull was partially crushed last
I ricks for three other wells as soon as I this week of at least two companies ; Thursday, was operated on Saturday
the No. 2 has spudded in. entering the local fields. These com-1 afternoon at the clty hospital and
Mrs. J. 8. Shaw, woman chairman of
the committee, congratulating her and
assistants on the work done thus far,
and urging the steady effort of the
workers In the campaign.
Every person in Denison should co-
operate. it is a small matter to buy
stamps, and ttiink of the investment.
No business man can fail to see the
advantages In buying registered sav-
-s
OWNERS OF STOLEN f
PIPE WERE FOUND!
! panies are said to be after large blocks
portion of the skull removed. He is
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PECANS
WANTED
Highest market prices will be paid
for all the pecans you can supply
us for our new PECAN CRUSH-
DRILLING IN LAWTON 'of acrt.!tge ar,d will drill if the acreage
FIELDS INCREASES j ls eecum]
Lawton, Okln., Oct. 27—A general
survey of the Keys fit Id shows two
good completion? and several wells
approaching the sand, with a very
healthy activity throughout the field
in general. Work, which had been
retarded because of the continued wet
spell, was caught up considerably
convalescing nicely, it is reported.
Doctors Long and Blusstngame per-
formed the operation.
Young Bogart was injured while
gathering pecans on the farm of Mal-
colm Henry, eight miles east of Denl-
A gain of three per cent over the
record production of petroleum in 1917
is indicated in the preliminary esti-
mate for 1918. An estimate of nearly | fon' ^ limb of a tree fell, striking the
350,000.000 barrels as against the record 00Y Just above the ear on tho right
for 3917 of over 335,000,000 barrels is! side of the cranium. A thorough di*H-
made. The reserve of crude oil held | nos‘s Friday revealed that a portion
by a.ll producers and pipe line com-|°f the skull had been crushed and an
| during the last few days and a hum- | panics in the United States at the end operation would
her of completions will he made with-!of ,g esUmated at to3.ooo.OOO bar-
in a fortnight. The dally production
of the field is above the 10,000-barrel
reis. as compared with 150.000,000 bttr-
1 1 mark, pipe line run.
reis at the end of 1917.
THIRD SAND IN WELL
AT MATADOR HAS OIL
Contracts for two test wells have
be necessary. The
The nineteen Wrought iron pip*
Joints recovered by the sheriffs da-,
partment last week when a Stoleti
Oldsmobile belonging In SherflasTr'was
found, were the property of the Peter'
• dl and Gas Company and wen re/’
turned to them bfcthe officers,
trigs certificates—they beur 6 per cent I The joints are valued at $43 50 each
Interest and are tax free. Buy them and twenty of them were stolen from
today. Get your friends to buy them. a rar of f(,rtv.five ncar Ul„ com,„e«H»
Interest them in the purchase of wur .0np Joint wag not lorate(, ,, ih. ,(ie
savings stamps. Toll the children to ,ielurf of the „ffk,PrH that the ,hjcf
save their money for thrift stamps.thieve* flrovr t0 Itonham wiU)
Be of some service to your count rye *1oint, expecting to sell them there*
You will he proud of yourself and ,r ... , .... , ’
....... ................. s„ ............. In this they were trying to
make Burkburnett where a ready,
your country will be proud of you.
W. H. S. COMMITTEE.
BELGIAN COUNTERFEITERS
MAKE ZINC COIN
Brussels, (let 27. Sm ill counterfeit
skull section removed was about the j coins made of zinc are being passed
size of a half dollar. I at face value in the Belgian capital.
The accident to Bogart is the fourth Much of the current coin especially
market awaited them when the ma-
chine broke down, ,
When your food does not digest wolt
and yon Teel "blue," tired and dis-
couraged, you should use a Tittle HER-
BINE at bedtime, it opens the bowels,
purifies tl , system and restore s a fln0
that lias occurred on the I lenry "place f,.om fjV(, l0 fifty centimes Is made or ^7linK of 1"'H,1,h energy. Brice
tills summer and Mr. Henry remarked this metal owing to the scarcity of the j 80,11 l'y S,';| * Isoe [*''ug Store.—^
t een let near Vernon One company j that persons will begin to believe that nickel. Zinc evidently 1H eonqma'0 1
nt'iice
apt tp mob if*
VG PLANT. Get our prices
mo
ore you sell. W rite, phone or
on Geo. O. Morgan, Manager
jrnhart Mercantile Co.
DENISON, TEXAS
from Denver and another from New
Matador Tex:.*, net. 27—A third j York have let the contracts. A test
i p ,s sand strata, with a show ing of oil. well is now down 900 fi et near Vernon
! has beer, struck in the Matador I*e- ] and is said to have passed through
tro.eum Company well, located a j good formations indicating oil and gas.
; short distance from town. j —•
The last showing has created such The Texas United Oil and Refining
I an interest that score# of men. women 1 Company of Fort Worth, which com-
* and children visit the well daily. For pany is composed of hankers and the I saliva from the diseased calf’s month,
die accommodation of those who have st-known business men of that city,: It was necessary for tho victim to
i i.o means of reaching the well aside J is looking over the ground at Jacks- make a trip to Austin to tie innoculat-
; from walking, W. R. Lynch, manager, boro with a View to putting in an up- j cd. Mr, Henry’s young son was the
1 furnishes free transportation. He de- j to-date refinery, and It is said that the victim of the second accident. He lost
■ otis practically all of his time an- ! work of installing this plant at Jacks- j n joint off the little finger of his right
S Wt: tug questions of visitors. | boro probably will he started within hand while working w ith an ensilage
! the immediate future.
HEAVY LOSS BY FIRE
his place is jinxed. All of tho acci- 1 q counterfeiting for there Is in cir-
uents are dissimilar In nature and all culation much unauthorized money
were practically unavoidable. imade of this metal. Tho government '
A calf on Mr. Henry's place, having jH said to tie aware of tho*practiee and
been bitten by a do affected with when nickel becomes cheaper new1'
the rahii s, a young man working on coins may be made to take the place
till' place, eontr ii teil tho rallies by of the bad ones,
having a cut on his hand infected by1
"f
r,„noR x r.i
machine. A boy working on the place
fall off a hay rick and broke his arm,
AT WICHITA FALLS Contract h r been let by thr Arrow! for the third accident, and the Bogart
J!
V.'i hits Falls. Texas, Oct. 27.—Fire
I Refining Company i f Waco, of which boy was the fourth victim.
C. K Bailey of Dallas is president, to
S ,ailny lies':o;,<■ d part of thi ,Rruycre Construction Company of
of crude cal tanks at the plant Lyaco for construction work nggregat
;y<
aper and Varnish
Paints and Glass
Paper Hanging Time
In Homeland
efore it's time to call us in to offer suggestions and
an this work.
2\f\? of Wall Paper is complete. Call and see it.
* tto: One satisfied customer brings two more,
the
>s yo*
also
19FARS DECORATING CO.
ugene
PHONE 198
o[ the American Refining 1 ompany, I ing $100,000. Cost of plant and equip-
.,ust north of fhi? city. The fit e burned 1 nlent according to Secretary B. T.
- ‘ 7 out, there being no n.eajis at j.ifa(] rjf the Arrow Refining Company,
hami ,f f l" ‘ k '*• The l0S6 is **li- will total at least $600,000. The refin-
n- !h1 at ’ " ery will be located three and a half
One 5 "00-1 a: n l tank and several ,leB east of Wac0i near the Cotton
smaller tanks in block 89 in the north- yards
west field were also destroyed early! ’ _
Sunday by fire that resulted from a
back-firing holler.
Denison has had two propositions
presented for refineries but nothing
definite has been heard of them of late.
DRILLERS FIND OIL
NEAR BIG SPRINGS, _ . „ „ * ,,, .. , „ .
__ Root, IIupp & Jduff's No. 0 Potcet
Pig Springs Texas, Oet. '27.—The 1 «'»*”• and a half miles north of
Ml Farley Oil Company is In the aand . ^"tland. began making from 390 to
liOiu*
!ps%'R0UGE
akable beautifyinc proper-
UTELY HARMLESS ALL SHADES.
■ttH why NOT StTAIN YOUR YOUTHFUL
— 1 ASK YoO» FAVORITE DEALER FOR
Ling " HOLb tiqht rqIigE, 35c a box
I write ADOLPH
at 450 feet and going on down. The
drillers estimate they have near ten
barrels notv, but are expecting more.
The Home Production Company is
nearly through reaming and will then
gi on down. Geologists predict they
will get oil at about 1,200 feet.
The General Oil Company Is active
on the entire field, hut nothing spe-
cially developing.
■IIRTH AVENUE n.um
KLAR
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NEW YORK
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HT"HAIfT WAVERS IO 1 a PncxAur ■
A Permanent “Good Will”
rl'je Merchant.
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WELL IN HASKELL COUNTY
WAITING ON CABLE
Rule. Haskell County, Texas, Oct, 27.
The Home Oil Company's Cole No, 1
well Is now down about 900 feet. All
formations so far are good. The well
is shut down for a few days, await-
ing cable.
New Company Or0anized.
Vernon. Texas, Oct. 27.—The Wll-
harger Oil A Refining Company, one
of the latest companies to enter the
Wilbarger county field, will sink a
3,000 foot test on section 25, block 16,
400 barrels of oil and lots of gas in
the top of the lime Sunday at 3,360
feet.
The Miller Oil Corporation of Okla-
homa City has written the Chamber
of Commerce, making inquiries re-
garding a map of this county. This
company explained in the letter that
they were Interested in holdings In
Grayson county and desired to secure
a map which could be enlarged and
used In their oil promotion work
around Denison. Secretary King will
forward several maps to the co’mpany
at once.
Among the AlpR there are several
postoffrcck at a height of 6,000 feet or
7,000 feet. One letter box, front which
the postman makes several collections
daily, is nearly 40,000 feet above the
sea level.
Some ptgqde move in circles, and
others are continually trying to square
themselves. n
"Three is a charm'' doesn't seem to
have worked hi Mr. Henry's case. How-
ever, the fourth accident may have ap-
peased the jiifx, who will depart for
other fields.
»line bps
(hocolate Shop
Matinee (jIOCOLATES
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo
Will Help You
Ask Lodges to Help.
Nov. 6 is the first day of pledge
week. On that day all riiizons will I
‘tie called upon to either make their 1
W. S. >S. pledges or substantiate those;
already made.
In the meantime the \V. S. S. com-j
mlttee 1s asking the co-operation of
the lodges of Denison and the schools'
in arousing enthusiasm among eiti-
zens. Mr. Frank Smith of Dallas, Fed-
eral district director, has written to
Nevermind how often you have tried
ondfailed, youcaastopbiirninfj.itdiin#
eczema quickly by applying Zemo
furnished byanydruggistforJoc. Extra
large bottle, $1.00. llealing begins the
moment Zemo is applied. In a short
time usually every trace of eczema,
tetter, pimples, rash, blackheads and
similar skin diseases will bo removed.
For clearing the skin and making it
vigorouslyheallhy.ahvavsuseZemo.tha
penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It is not
agreasvsalveanditdoesnot.staln.Wbcn
others fail it is the one dependable
treatment for skintroublesof all kinds.
The E. W. Rose Co.. Cleveland, O.
63
Jplp^
'ached in (California RtdvvodRy <
CORNER SHOP
DENTfirw HOTEL
made from wheat and
bariey: carefully blend-
ed and baked.
Adeficious nourish-
ing cereal food.
BETTER
BREAD
The flourishing qualities
that ave'always to he found
in ouf bread cannot he ex-
celled by any process cf
baking known. Our place is
tin: place where only union
labor is employed.
Denison Bakery
Phone 568 308 W. Woodard
1
Ruddellites
If a little sunshine greets you
A Her clouds have traveled by;.
If a joyous vision meets you
And your chest Is curried Jiigh;
Don't forget to up and throw it
At a soul that’s feeling blue;
For tbe moment that you blow it
’Twill be coming back to you.
All tho world will treat you^
better ™
If you join in spreading cheer;
All the music you unfetter
Will return to please your ear.
IARRYJ
Ruddell
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419 W. Main
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The Denison Herald (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 80, Ed. 1 Monday, October 27, 1919, newspaper, October 27, 1919; Denison, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth722240/m1/8/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.