Deep Test Promises Oil as Presidio Unit Probes Brewster County
The Wilson No. 1 well on the Jim P. Wilson ranch in Brewster County Texas reached 1704 feet with several showings of sands and oil above that depth. Presidio Oil Co of Arizona led by directors Grant Jones and Dross G rore say rumors are exaggerated and plan to drill more wells across leased lands including the Jim P. Wilson ranch. Geologist Knipe notes the upper cretaceous formation yields oil and the company, backed by Arizona capital, intends thorough testing of the Brewster field as staff travel between Alpine Temple and Marfa.
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Presidio Oil Company
Jim P. Wilson
Brewster County
Texas
1Nipe
Phoenix
Alpine
Grant Jones
Dross Grore
Temple
Ariz
Wilsonwell No
Tex
Berenice
Kansas City, Me
Presidio
Presidio Oil] Company
W. W .Turney
Knipe
Brewster
California
Wilton
Devore
Mr. Knipe
Wilson
Paso
el Paso
Erected New Tanks and Windmill at Local Home
A resident in the western city section built a cement 13 000 gallon irrigation tank and a 2000 gallon house tank with a windmill to lift water. He plans to clean the ground tank and keep water handy for usage during the rainy season.
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A. HL. Walmer
Barbecue Banquet in Brewster County Court House Yard
The Brewster County Chamber of Commerce hosts a Barbecue Banquet on Thursday evening May 27 1920 at 6 30 PM on the Court House lawn. A live program is planned with plenty of eats and a Rooster is urged to attend.
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Brewster County Chamber of Commerce
Court House
Energy daily grows in Big Bend mining notes
The piece argues patient, conservative methods build lasting mineral gains while haste and unpractical operators cause losses. It criticizes inexperienced drillers and poor logging, stressing need for experienced heads, geology input, and slow, careful development in mineral exploration.
Lands and Town Property Sold in Alpine and Langtry
John Young sold his East Alpine residence to D. N. Scott of Langtry for 1550 dollars cash. The northwest corner of block 7, facing 165 feet on Railway Avenue, sold to Judge W. P. Hackey for 1100 dollars. A fine business house is planned for the block soon.
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John Young
Alpine
D. N Scott
Langtry
W. P. Hackey
Railway Avene
Dealers Busy, Few Big Deals Reported This Week
Allen and Bechtel Purecon 18 Heck 216 note no major deals. Several small deals exist but dealers are too busy to provide lists this week.
Prominent Schoolman J G Harris to Lead Sul Ross
J G Harris famed Tex schoolman with degrees from Sul Ross Normal College. Former Dallas and Austin city school superintendent has led Southwest Texas Normal School and now chairs the State Board of Examiners. He will assume duties at Sul Ross Normal College.
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J. G. Harris
Tex
Sul College
Harris
Ross Normhold Carse
Dallas
Austin
Gas
Southwest Texas Normal School
Board of Examiners
al Ross Normal Cie
Katth
Alpin J
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