Oil Field Happenings Highlight No. 2 J. Lewis Producer
In Pontotoc County oil reports, the No. 2 J. Lewis well, southeast corner of 19-2-7, yields oil in the Bromide and opens development for surrounding acreage. Skelly and Crosbie units show multiple tests with acidizing boosting production. several sites push to deeper MeLish and Viola lime targets while tool recoveries hamper progress.
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J. Lewis
Harry Blackstock
Blackstone
Cromwell
Hunton
Viola
Lewis
Blackstock
Harry
Crosbie
G. F. Smith
Shaffer
Crosbie No
Burris Heirs
A. J. Harden
Potentials Rise in Fitts Pool as Wells Deepen and Acid Work Expands
The Fitts field shows growing activity with Moore No 45 Woodruff 4 289 BOPD and Moore No 2 Menor 2612 BOPD increasing producers to seven on the east side. New tests include Skelly No 2 Akers 3 36 BOPD after acidizing, Carter No 1 Thompson wildcat near Centrahoma, and Ada Petroleum No 1 Simmons at 4250 feet with Viola lime.
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North
Section
Simpson
Shaffer
Woodruff
Fitts Pool
Emry
John Thompson
Centrahesee
Viola
Continental
McCarthy
Jesse
McBride
Chester
Ada
Fitts
Akers
Centralhoma
Thompson
Burke-Greis
E. H. Moore
No. 45
Moore
No. 2
Menor
Skelly No
Moore No
Fleetborn No
G. Smith
Centrahoma
McLish
Wilcox
iProm
John Fitts
Acie
Skelly
Franks
Benton
Woodford
Hunton
Sylvan
Bromide
Centraloma
Carter No. 1
Ada Petroleum No
Simmons
Latta School
Traffic slows in Fitts oil field after misty showers
On Prem Tuesday the Daily Roads near the Fitts oil field were slick due to mist and light showers slowing travel. Carter Qi] company holds a stake in the area and may influence operations.
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Fitts
Carter Qi
Farmers vote October to decide corn hog adjustment program
STILLWATER Farmers will vote October 26 on continuing the corn hog adjustment program rather than a specific contract. The referendum asks if farmers favor a program after November 30 and hinges on farmer interest to justify AAA's offer.
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Stillwater
SE. KE. Scholl
Oklahtoma
M. College
Agricultural Adjstment Administration
Scholl
Claude R. Wickard
AAA
Mr. Scholl
Washington
Adjustment Administration
South
Bill Smith
Bill
Oklahoma A and M to host large fall homecoming events
Stillwater plans for a busy schedule from Nov 4 to Nov 19 with short courses, horticulture show, Little International, and a football game against Duquesne. About 8 000 to 9 000 visitors expected plus 75 dairymen for the dairy short course and a Mother’s and Dad’s day event drawing 890 visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Oklahoma A. and M. College
Dairy Department
Niack and Bridle Club
Chicago
Lewis Field
Aggies
Duquesne University
Hedgrow
D. T. Martin
Garden Club
Southwest
A. and M
Haskell Indians
Lewisfield
Stonewall School Set to Reopen Monday
Stonewall school will resume classwork Monday October 25 per superintendent E E Duke. The Stonewall high school enrollment this year is about 175 students with similar totals in grades. Some South Pontotoc area high school pupils have previously attended Stonewall after organization of the Fittstown arrangement.
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Stonewall
E. E. Duke
Stonewall High School
Fittstown
South Pontotoc
Women Injured in Oklahoma City Auto Collision
Mrs. Cora Breece 47 of Edmond and Mrs. A C Gerhardt of Fort Worth Texas were seriously injured in a collision near Oklahoma City. Breece rode with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs M A Williams rural school teachers of Winnewood Okla who suffered bruises and minor injuries in the crash.
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Oklahoma City
Cora Breece
Edmond
A. C. Gerhardt
Fort Worth
Tex
Breece
M. A. Williams
Winnewood
Okla
Hearst Leaves California Over Taxes For New York
William Randolph Hearst announces he will move to New York due to high state and federal taxes. Louis B. Mayer warns the tax fight could push other film industry leaders to follow. Hearst flags studios relocating to Florida Delaware or New York City to keep stars in the US.
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Hollywood
Calif
William Randolph Hearst
California
Louis B. Mayer
Hearst
Mayer
Association of
Motion Picture Producers
Variety
New York
Tl Am
Florida
Delaware
New York City
Ada Gaining Momentum in Transition Toward Greater Future
A year of Ada growth under the Chamber of Commerce report by secretary Milton Keating. Projects included PWA work on Irving school, underpasses at Hays and Glenwood, Fittstown road work, CCC and FERA efforts, new bridge over the Canadian River, new traffic signals, and plans for water storage, dormitories, and highway improvements.
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Ada
Ada Chambers of Commerce
Milton Keating
PWA
Irving School
CCC
Wintersmith Park
Hays
Glenwood
Fittstown
Col Cams
FERA
Ada Chamber of Commercce
Oklahoma City
Gulf-Pacific
New Orleans
Seattle
U. S
Tulea
Fitts Field
Chamber of Commeres
Pontotoc County
Tax Exemption Effects Studied in Oklahoma Survey
Oklahoma City report details results from Murray county as part of a state survey by the Oklahoma tax commission assessing potential impacts of the homestead tax exemption amendment. Field work continues in 76 counties through Dec 1 with analysis due a month later and plans to submit the measure to a state vote.
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Oklahoma City
Murray County
Oklahoma Tax Commission
Raymond PD. Thomas
Commission
Marland
B. D. Crane
Tulsa
Muskogee
Okmuigee
Pittsburg
Jess Larson
School Land Commission
Police Radio Station KNHC Installed Here
Ada and Pontotoc county law enforcement prepare 24 hour operations with KNHC radio linked to KADA. The system joins five Oklahoma stations in Oklahoma City Tulsa Muskogee Lawton Duncan, enhancing communications for Ada police and Pontotoc sheriff.
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Ada
Pontotoc County
KNHC
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Muskogee
Lawton
Duncan
Ada Police Department
Oil Production Drops Slightly Across Regions
Daily U S crude output fell 3 231 barrels to 2 825 054. Oklahoma output declined 11 575 barrels to 505 2590 daily. East Texas up 582 to 471 259. Texas total eased to 1 064 948 barrels. Kansas rose 1 975 to 149 200. Michigan, Eastern fields up. Rocky Mountain down 20 to 113 270. California rose 2 900 to 647 500.
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Oklahoma
Okla
City
State
Texas
Tex
Louisiana
Arkansas
Tulsa
United States
East
Kansas
Michigan
Rocky Mountain
California
Police report on sheriff's cars equipment and RCA tests
Police department equipment for four cars operated by the sheriff's force is expected daily. A frequency check with RCA at New York was made last night and a report is expected within two or three days. Tests of local reception also have been unmade and declared satisfactory.
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Sheriff's Force
RCA
New York
Oklahoma Convict May Face Early Execution
Oklahoma City Oct 22 A court miscalculation could move Oldie McCollum's execution to Wednesday instead of Thursday for the fatal stabbing of fellow convict Tommy Wilkins. Judge Thomas A Edwards admitted an error in the calendar while noting the 9 required days have passed. Governor Marland could intervene to delay.
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Oklahoma City
Thomas A. Edwards
Criminal Court of Appeals
Oldie McCollum
McAlester Penitentiary
McCoollum
Tommy Wilkins
Marland
Edwards
McCollum
Law taxing bank deposits upheld by Oklahoma Supreme Court
The Oklahoma Supreme Court sustained the money and credit acts taxing bank deposits at one fifth of one percent in an agreed test suit from Oklahoma county. Oscar N. Diehr appealed after District Judge Ben Arnold upheld the measure. The tax date is Jan 1 and half proceeds go to county funds while the other half supports schools per capita.
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Bureau of Dairy Industry
Jersey
Jerseys
Guernseys
Ayrshires
Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court
Oklahoma County
Oscar N. Diehr
Ben Arnold
Local Farmer Finds Extraordinary Garden Quests
Burlington North Carolina farmer Jim Atwater wonders how his crops will look if growth continues. He reports a five foot pumpkin and a 49 inch sweet potato from his old farm, drawing attention for unusual produce.
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Burlington
N. C
Jim Atwater
Greatest return for the amount invested
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Catlett No. 1 Smith
MeLish
Johnston County
RE. H. Moore
Westheimer
George Moncrief
Beulah Womack
Seminole County
Ralph Spencer
Pottawatomie County
Nina Craig
Bryan County
Claud Sullivan
Shawnee Brown
B. A. Pratt
Elva R. Duvall
Ford Mercer
Pridas
Simits
Department of Agriculture
Corn
West Texas
McAlester
Chamber of Commerce
Aldridge
Chambers of Commerce
L. J. McDonald
Wewok
Herher
Flowers
McCurtain
Lois Ruth Hodges
Hughes County
Scott
Pearl Morrison
Ben Craig
Field and Stream Club of
Potts
We Boy
America
Pickett
Morroe
Tus
R. W. Anderson
J. T. Fireh
Haywood Fowler
Ernest Williams
Mr. Williams
Mr. Finch
Stonewall School
Eta Derrick, Jim
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