Day by Day Happenings in Pontotoc County Oil Fields
In Pontotoc County oil activity dominated by wildcat tests and field development. The Gypsy Oil Co plans 2000 acres with Ramsey Petroleum, testing No. 7 Evy near 15-5-5, and several wells across sections 10-2, 45-2, and 1-2-62 showing Bromide, McLish and Viola formations. Continent al No. 1 McCarthy near Jesse advances to 4,018 feet with potential 1,000,000 cu ft daily. nearby wells like Lynch No. 1 Thompson and Carter No. 1 Thompson push into deeper sands. Carter No. 5 George Smith nears MeLish depth. Across the John Fitts pool, wildcats such as J G Cadlett No. 1 Smith and Miserhorn No. 7 Smith drill amid heavy oil indications and gas prospects, with multiple completions and acidizing underway to boost flow. Weather and rain intermittently delay operations as crews refine well-spacing and protection for nearby properties.
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Ufr
Olnetville
Graben
Ada
Gatway
Jobn Fite Feld
Fitts
Gypsy Ol Co. No
Noutheast
Crankscownelde
Jennetowhalte
Ronen Pontotou
Wosse
McCarthy
AL Delaney JV
Jeane Townalle
Callare
EL. H. Moore
Franks
Norris
Horthweal
Norti
Alps
Contrahoma
Carter Oil Co
Thampaonth
State Conservation Department
Wilcox
Carter
Contrary
Froma
Hunton Ling
Skelly
Smith
Cartee
George Simith
Cogea-T
Me- Lish
George Smith
Me- Tish
Magnolia
Amerada No
McLish
Pitts
J. E. Crosbie Ind
Burma Heirs
Latta
Cod
Ada Patroleum Company
Pheam
Dalis
Jesse
McCarity
John Pitta
J. G. Cadlett
Qs-27
Fleld
Pontotoc County
MeetCarthy
Thompson
Hunto
Wbter
Hiinton
Burris Herrs
Gilcreasé
Halliburton
Gaseer
Worthwent
Centrahome
Shaffer
Viola
Mitchell
Moors
Witherspoon
Moore
Feld
Amerada
Gendrahoma
Jessa
Mee Carthy
Cocover
Boettcher Oil and Gas Company
Burris Helre
Boettcher
Burris
Markets Western and Midwest livestock and commodities
Oklahoma City markets report 2000 calves and diverse cattle classes with steers and stockers steady to higher, hogs down and mixed, Kansas City hogs lower on 180 to 270 pound ranges, cattle and calves steady to weaker, poultry and produce prices listed, Chicago grain and potatoes with widespread pricing notes and futures activity.
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Oklahoma City
Mgur
Vga
Sheen
Beter Sradek Fac
Kansas City
Texas
Cotton Market News Reports Mixed Slips and Steady Futures
In New York and New Orleans market notes, prices sagged on weaker demand with near term futures closing steady after modest losses. Spot middling cotton edged down to 20.93 cents per pound in New Orleans with receipts around 15,154 bales and stocks listed at 38.
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Jel. Wailsus
Ballinrobe
Tra- Jond
Cresalus
Atlantic
New York
Lithuania
Floyd Bennett Airport
Cotsun
New Orleans
Oklahoma Miners and Operators Confer on Wage Talks
Oklahoma and Arkansas coal operators and United Mine Workers officials met in Muskogee to ease threats of open picketing. David Fowler said 500 union miners were advised not to move to Wilt Purton to pressure mine closures. Discussion centered on wage increases and a 6 or 7 hour workday amid Washington talks on a federal wage scale.
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Muskoger
Arkansas Okaboma Coal Operars Association
United Ming Work
Ers of America
Oklahoma
David Fowler
Miners Union
Henryella
Wilt Purton
Mie
Aflispure
Wagr
Miers
Fowler
Orthey
Washington
Department of Labor
Genera
PBTR
Stewart
Alvin Clark
Jobert Boyd
Fort Smith
Owler
G. B. Mikel
D Union
Witness Says Rok to Frame Mooney in Bomb Inquiry
A habeas corpus hearing in San Francisco features testimony claiming Martin Swanson, a public utility detective, tried to enlist Weinhertx to frame Mooney for an alleged bombing of United Railway power lines. Mooney, a former San Francisco jitney driver, was acquitted.
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San Francisco
Tap—Stacl Weinhertx
Cleveland
I Byhir
Torr Mooney
Martin Swanson
Lityame Mooney
United Railway
Charges Tied to 1916 Preparedness Parade Bombing
Testimony describes charges of involvement in the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing. Witness speaks in rapid sentences to questions from Frank P. Walton, veteran New York attorney for the defense.
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Frank P. Walah
Naw York
iMooner
Great Britain And Italy On Better Terms
Rome reports improved relations between Britain and Italy following mutual assurances between Mussolini and Foreign Secretary Samuel Hoare. The evacuation of 70,000 Libyan troops is canceled, and troop movements to East Africa continue, with Italy refusing to escalate the Italo Ethiopian conflict.
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Rome
Great Britain
Ialy
Naples
Libya
Egypt
Mussolini
Samuel Hoare
East Africa
Italy
Magiolini
Britain
Italian stance at Geneva undercuts Ethiopian observer appeal
Geneva dispatch notes Italian officials dismissing the League of Nations observer plan as Ethiopia appeals for impartial monitors. Emperor Haile Selassie telegraphs a request to fix responsibility for potential aggression, reporting Ethiopian patrols withdrawn 50 kilometers from the frontier.
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Geneva
League of Nation
Italy
League
Hairy Selassie
Women Will Save Pennies For Campaign
Washington dispatch notes the Democratic Party's women's division launching a penny drive. Rural supporters receive a slot bank with a card promising to contribute one coin weekly for a year to fund a national women’s organization backing the president’s program.
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Washington
Jamies H. Wolfe
Wy Women’s Democratic Organization
Lions Run Wild as Lions Escape at Ethiopian Palace
Addis Ababa Sept 25 Fire at Emperor Haile Selassie's zoo released lions from cages near the palace. A sentry was killed and five others wounded as the beasts roamed the area. Colonel Mekourle seized a machine gun and the guard opened fire, wounding several lions. The emperor praised bravery as the incident ended with restraint and a sentry's family receiving consolation.
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Addis Ababa
Haile Selanie
Biz
Mekourle
Imperial Guard
Sue Cenglon
Mekourta
Holt
Boy Scout Camp to get three new lakes and swimming area
R Stubbs chairs camping committee announces state plans to build three low water dams on Delaware Creek near Bromide creating three small lakes for fishing canoeing and swimming for Boy Scouts. Willoughby notes artesian wells to keep lakes filled. local attorney Harrell handling legal steps.
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Santa Claus
Aone
R. Stubbs
W. C. Staith
Veavter
Willoughby
Hugh Norrie
Seoute
Délaware Creek
Bromide
Trevor
Adresa
Vester Willoughby
John Fitne
Lowrey Harrell
Pontotoc County Cattle Nearly Doubled Since 1930
A preliminary 1925 census report shows Pontotoc County cattle rose 65 percent from 1930 to 1935, with per farm livestock levels varying little aside from cattle. Sorghum grain acreage climbed, while cropland overall declined. numbers of horses, mules, and sheep also shifted, driven by county promotional efforts.
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Pontoloc
Seclouliice
William L. Austin
Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce
Roport
Qteln
Pontotoc County
Pontatog County
Jowasdiit
Facme
Cate
Italy Minting Coins For Use In Ethiopia
Italy proceeds with minting thalers for Ethiopia to finance governance and control measures after a military incursion. The Ethiopian and Italian authorities expect coins to circulate among civil and military governors and workers, aiming to quell tribesmen seeking work under Italian dominance.
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Italy
Ethiopia
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