Gulf Production Leases 25000 Acres in Palmer County
Amarillo reports Gulf Production company leased 25 000 acres in Palmer County from Capitol Reservation lands. Samuel H Roberts announced the sale. Tests or drilling blocks are being pursued across Deaf Smith Oldham Hartley and Dalhart counties as majors and independents push western Panhandle activity toward Parmer and Garcia Lake area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Carson-Hutchinson
New Mexico
Reagan Field
Amarillo
Gulf Production Company
Palmer County
Capitol Reservation
Samuel H. Roberts
Capitol Holdings
Deaf Smith
Oldham
Hartley
Dalam
Parmer
Gulf
C.S. Survey
Bovina
Santa E
Relief Oil reports Smith No 3 well flowing strong in Hutchinson
Relief Oil states its Smith No 3 well in Section II Block Y Hutchinson county is flowing about 300 barrels daily after a light shot. The company plans to let the hole stand and later drill deeper for a heavier shot. Gas production from nearby Smith No 2 is rising as crews work toward a top-producing well while awaiting engine replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Oil Company
Smith
Block Y
Hutchinson County
Relif
F. S. Sallenberger
Soeskine
Aino
Land and Oil Receipts Estimated to Reach 18.9 Million by Aug 31
State land office receipts for the fiscal year ending August 31, 1926, are estimated to total about 96.9 million dollars, with land and oil revenues already surpassing 3 million dollars, per Land Commissioner J. T. Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVEST
State Land Office
J. T. Robinson
Londons Early Morning Walkers Meet by Thames Embankment
Chalispin the singer and George Shaw the writer were seen walking along the Thames embankment at dawn near Canary Wharf. Chalispin toured Canven Garden on his first night, reading the morning papers after an operatic debut. They spoke briefly before parting.
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Asermrete
London
Jane
Chalispin
Thames Embankment
Canven
Mary Flies
George Shaw
Embankment
Black Friars
Westminster
Callepin
Shaw
Mammoth Cave aims to become a national park
Kentucky leaders and the Mammoth Cave National Park Association push for 20 000 acres to be designated as a national park east of the Mississippi. Max B Nahm seeks options on 70 000 acres funded by subscriptions. Cave exploration spans 159 miles and could extend much further with more mapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Mammoth Cave
Mississippi
Max B. Nahm
Mamoth Cave National Park
You Can File and Shoot Says Earl to Proceed
Earl Calloway oil and gas inspector says operators may file to shoot a well in the Panhandle without his presence. They must complete forms 1 and 15 and attach a log of the well, leaving the documents on the Board of City Development desk. He notes many operators waste time seeking him and aims to save both time and expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Earl Calloway
Oil and Gas Inspector
Mr. Calloway
Board of City Development
Gelloway
Drilling Rights in Canadian River To Be Discussed
Austin June 25 The state land commissioner J T Robison will meet Wednesday in Fort Worth with oil company reps to discuss leasees rights to drill far in the Canadian river bed in Hutchinson County An additional conference is set for Friday at Texarkana The Marland Oil Company has leases covering about 25 miles of the river bed and faces opposition from riparian owners on both sides of the river
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Hutchinson County
Fort Worth
J. T. Robison
Texarkana
Marland Oil Company
Robison
Phillips Review Shows Fifty Wells Drilling Locally
Phillips Petroleum reports progress in the Panhandle District with Gasoline Plant No. 1 expansion and seven units of Plant No. 2 now operating. Production reaches about 9,600 barrels daily from 18 wells as 50 wells are drilling in proven areas and new acreage acquisitions increase output. In Sumner County Kansas, two new wells boost lease values with a 250 barrel per day shallow sand well and a 600 barrel per day deeper sand well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Petroleum Company
Panhandle
Phillips Company 2
Ome
Gelf-Panhandle
Phillips Company
Landreth Production Corporation
Wilbarger County
Texas
Sumner County
Kansas
Phillips
Dixon Creek Oil to Shoot Five Wells in Hutchinson Pool
Seven Dixon Creek Oil Co wells in block Y Smithland Hutchinson County produce 6700 barrels a day with No 1 in section 14 steady near 3700 and other wells ranging from 75 to 1550 barrels. Five wells to be shot this week with nitro expect production to double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson County
Dixon Creek Oil Company
Block Y
Smithland
Apex No. 1 Well Reaches 721/2 Barrels Per Hour
Harvey Radey reports Apex No. 1 in Soeleck has bridged and now flows at 721/2 barrels per hour after two weeks of signaling. The well in Smith Section 11 Block Y shows a strong bottom and nearby No. 2 well drilling at 1960 feet with pipe set in 17 days as owners celebrate progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Radey
So'eleck
Smith
Block Y
Katey
Golden Eagle Rig Ordered for Work in Hutchinson County
The Golden Eagle Oil company has bordered the rig for its No. 1 Bost and expects to start payward soon. The exact location has not been surveyed yet but will be in the southeast corner of Section 56, block Y-2 Hutchinson county. Officers said they are still selling Golden Eagle stock but with only a limited amount left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Eagle Oil Corporation
Hutchinson County
Golden Eagle
Amarillo Refiners Drive Past Claude 7 5
Amarillo Refiners defeated Claude 7 to 5 Sunday afternoon at Claude. Kaufman pitched strong after a rough start, outlasting Claude’s Pegram Reck and Faulkner as the local club sought sharp competition. Batteries: Kaufman and Boyles for Amarillo. Beck, Pegram, Faulkner and Davis for Claude.
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Claude
Amarillo
Kaufman
Pegram
Reck
Faulkner
R. H. E Befinera
Clauday
Boyles
Beck
Davis
Half Section Sold On Brainard Ranch
Ed Mayer who recently leased 5 000 acres on the Brainard ranch announced the sale of the south half of Section 8 Block XO Hutchinson county for 4 800 with easing head rights and certain royalties reserved. The buyer is Theo Torbenson of Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Mayer
Brainard Ranch
Section 8
Block XO
Hutchinson County
Theo Torbenson
Montana
Mound Valley Oil Corporation Formed in Texas
Charter issued at Austin for the Mound Valley Oil Corporation of Amarillo with P. L. Hale James Dunn and H. M. Thomas as incorporators. Capital stock set at 100000 dollars. acreage and location not ascertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Mound Valley Oil Corporation of
Amarillo
P. L. Hale
James Dunn
H. M. Thomas
Charter Granted for Bryan Royalty Company
The Bryan Royalty company receives a charter with capital of 15000 dollars and owns royalties on 1280 acres in Carson county. Land is in sections 92 and 107. Incorporators named: F. Bryan, E. D. Green and J. Riggs.
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Bryan
Bryan Royalty Company
Carson County
X, F. Bryan
E. D. Green
J. Riggs
Oil fields report and town notices from Hutchinson and Moore counties
Swabbings W W Silk et al No 1 section 95 block ST Hutchinson county drilling at 1950 feet Brookins Flowers No 1 Sneed section 25 block 1 Moore county drilling at BHO feet White Eagle Oil and Refining Smith No 3 11 Hutchinson county flowing 300 barrels daily Dixon Creek Oil Smith No 9 section 11 block Y Hutchinson county flowing 200 barrels daily Nelief Oil Smith No 1 section 11 block Y Hutchinson county sending 1000 barrels daily into pipeline McMan Oil and Gas Johnson No 1 section 21 block Y Hutchinson county drilling at 2000 feet Seen about town scout denies proposing next check meeting in Ma s dance hall Marjorie Capperton leads jay walk parade Polk F S Fullerton seeking an office Bill Bruce en route to Booger with a smile Someone spilled a bottle Vessey with a sponge Jack Caudle thinking of upcoming vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Silk
Block ST
Hutchinson County
Brookins-Flowers
Moore County
White Eagle Oil and Refining Company
Smith
Dixon Creek Oil Company
Smith No. 9
Section 11
Block Y
Ma’s
Marjorie Capperton
Polk
F. S. Fullerton
Bill Bruce
Vessey
Jack Caudle
White Eagle Ends Fishing on Johnson No. 2
The White Eagle Oil and Refining company completed a fishing operation on Johnson No. 2 in Section 64 Block 46 Hutchinson county and is drilling at 1680 feet. Casing or cellars completed on Johnson No. 7 and 8 in the same area with rigs to start within days. Smith No. 2 in Section 11 Block Y to be pumped today or tomorrow. Johnson Haggin in Section 64 Block 46 has two wells at 475 and 285 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Eagle Oil and Refining Company
Johnson
Brokers Subject to Occupation Tax
Oil brokers must pay occupation tax set at 25 dollars for state and 12.50 dollars for the county, per J M Edwards acting comptroller to Ben Golding Potter county tax collector. Tax is based on city population under Texas law. Nevada Montana Pennsylvania and Wisconsin noted for old age pension laws. Yellowstone, the largest national park, covers 324 and a half square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Edwards
Ben Golding
Potter County
Texas
Nevada
Montana
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Phillips-Sneed gas strike at 2500 feet opens Moore county field
The Phillips Landreth No 1 in Moore county reports a large gas flow at 2500 feet. Spotted by scouts, the find could spur activity across the area and may open a new oil field feeding Hutchinson county to the southeast. Further developments are awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips-Landreth
Hutchinson County
Goldedline Starts Soon on Four Wells
The Goldelline OIT corporation will drill by week end on four wells in the north Hutchinson county field. No. 1 and 2 B in section 27 block 47 H and T C survey are down about 450 feet. No. 1 A is spudding at 100 feet. No. 1 and 2 B in sections 8 9 block 7 near completion and will be rigged soon. More locations expected shortly. George Fox founder of Quakers once apprenticed as a shoemaker then wandered England Germany Holland and America preaching as sent of the Lord and forbidden to remove his hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldelline Oit Corporation
Hutchinson County
H.&t.c
George Fox
Friends of Quakers
England
Germany
Holland
America
Phillips Barnum No 1 flows 200 bbls daily in Texas well
Phillips Petroleum reports Barnum No 1 in Hutchinson county flowing 200 barrels per day from 2 812 feet after a second nitro blast. The well reached 2 818 feet and was set back six feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips-Barnum
Phillips Petroleum Company
Barnum No. 1
T .C
Hutchinson County
Hartley Play Picks Up With First Drilling
Activity rises in Hartley district as several outfits prepare to drill. Neudigate plans to drill on Shelton ranch in section 1 block 8 while Marland Humble and others lease Shelton and Capitol Reservation lands. Surville France mayoralty remains in one family for 117 years.
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Hartley
First Drilling
Panhandle
Holmes & Heck
Coots Ranch
J. C. Neudigate
Marland
Humble
Neudigate
Marland and
Shelton Ranch
Shelton and
Capitol Reservation
Surville
France
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Garcia Lake
Chalia
Japan
Earl
FT. Worth
Phillips Review
Flapper
Fanny
Dixon Creek
South Hutchinson
APEX
Amarillo Refiners
Mound Valley
Nelief Oil Company
Smith No. 1
McMan Ojl and Gas Company
Johnson No. 1
Section 21
White Eagle
Yellowstone
Ordway-Saunders Co Insurance — Bonds — Loans
California
Southern California
Vacation Land Supreme
Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles
Calif
Goldelline
Hutchinson
Centerfield
Mellroy Spring Creek
Center Dome
Newby
Billy Wilson
School OF
Polk St
Holmes & Heck Spud
Neudigate, Marland and
Humble Ready
Hake
la. Sul
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