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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1937
Page
4
Disillusionment with Power and Ancient Wisdom
A long Western column blends social critique with biblical reflection. It questions leadership integrity in politics and business, weighs home ownership in Pontotoc County, and recalls Joseph and Jacob's reunion in Egypt. It also cites Roosevelt court plans, pension rolls, and postwar legislation trends.
Oil wildcat progress in Pontotoc county fields update
Friday reports show slow movements at Carter Oil and associates wells in Hughes and Coal counties. No. 1 Hamilton CW 1-2 NESW near Citra swabbed with no acidizing plan yet, while Centrahoma’s No. 1 Thompson faces a plugged flow issue.
Wells near test depths in Muse area
In the Muse area three wells near formation test depth. Moore No. 2 Thompson SE of 33-2-7 was at 3 865 feet. Moore No. 1 Statler SW of 34 2-7 was at 3 220 feet in shale. Blackstock No. 2 Thompson SE NW NW of 4-1-7 was at 3 440 feet.
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Muse Area
Moore No
Thompson
Statler
Blackstock No
Deep tests drill in Steedman area wells
In the Steedman area the Delaney No. 1 Richardson 30-4-8 was drilling Saturday below 2 895 feet. Boettcher No. 1 Sledge et al SE NW NE of 25-2-7 is below 2 154 feet. Both are announced as deep tests.
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Steedman
Richardson
Boettcher
Oil wells drill depths and locations in Hunton lime fields
Francis No 1 Provence in section 2 1 7 NW NW NW topped Hunton lime at 3960 feet and was drilling at 4025 feet on Saturday. Deep Rock No 1 Garrett in 3 1 7 NE NE SE is drilling below 2990 feet. Magnolia No 1 Belle Reeves in 35 2 6 NE SE NE was drilling at 2250 feet west of the Fitts pool.
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Francis
Provence
Jesse Pool
Hunton
Deep Rock
Garrett
Magnolia No
Belle Reeves
New Southwest Corner
Sandbach No 1 Norris gas well plugged back
Sandbach No 1 Norris in the SE SW NE of 28-4-6 township has been plugged back from 2896 feet to 1320 feet to complete as a gas producer.
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Sandbach No
Norris
Delaney To Test Viola Layer After Oil Show at 2710 Feet
Delaney No 1 Starrett A located NE NW SE of 21-5-5 reached 2710 feet after coring Viola limestone and found oil and gas shows. The well will test the Viola lime as operator proceeds with evaluation.
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Delaney No
Starrett-A
Oil activity spikes as Julius Booth and Thompson wells show progress
In the northwest of Fitts field the No. 1 Julius Booth well shows 15 feet saturation in the Hunton after reaching 4,389 feet and 4,482 feet drilling. The Car ter No. 1 Thompson at Centrahoma, after a successful flow of 127 barrels from the Viola lime, is being bailed to remove water ballast following an obstructed plug.
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Roadhouse Wildcat
Fitts
Hunton
Julius Booth
Cromwell
Centrahoma
Thompson
Road house No 1 Booth and nearby wells show oil potential
Prom Tuesday reports interest rising around Road house No 1 Booth in SE NW SE of 2026 and nearby fields. Wells such as Peters No 1 Kennedy near Fitzhugh and Getty No 5 Masters in 23-2-7 area yield oil from Viola lime with flows and tubing tests, while Cromwell and Hunton formations produce gas and oil in notable tubing and casing tests.
Roadhouse No. 1 Booth wells nears deep lime drilling
Oil activity in Viola lime continues as Roadhouse No. 1 Booth reports 4695 feet of drilling with earlier saturation in Cromwell sand. Carter et al No. 1 Thompson wildcat shows 5000 feet of oil in hole from Viola lime, while Hamilton wildcat opened after reaching Upper McLish. Bishop No. 2 A Simpson reports 2726 barrels and 3,000,000 feet gas with Hunton lime potential. Magnolia expands Cromwell locations with three new Burris Heirs-A leases and triplets in 27-2-7 and 29-27 zones.
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Carter Oil Company and Associates
Hughes and
Coal Counties
Hamilton CW
Citra
Hughes County
McLish
Centrahoma
Thompson
C. S
Viola
Fittsfield
Booth
Hunton
Jesse Pool
Provence
Fitzhugh
Kennedy
Magnolia
Cromwell
Burris Heirs
Crosbie
Burris
Sinclair
F. C. Norris
Phillips No
Norris
Fitts
Deep Rock
Garrett
American Oil & Refining Company
Ada
Conservation Pool
Amerada
Woolley
Upper Simpson
Thena Vivian
Getty No
Masters
Centraloma
Hamilton
Simpson
Texas moves to curb gambling with new laws
In Austin Governor James V. Allred directs an extraordinary session aimed at repealing legalized betting on horse racing and broadening crackdowns on wagering. Lawmakers debate include rules against marbles games and home poker, signaling a sweeping anti gambling effort across the state.
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Austin
Texas
James V. Aslied
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