Panhandle oil field expands through Texas six counties
New figures show Panhandle development in six Amarillo area counties producing over 17 million dollars yearly. Carson county leads gas output with over one billion cubic feet daily, oil in the area totals about five thousand barrels daily across four counties, with 33 wells active and more than 40 nearing completion. Pipe lines advance to connect new wells to Amarillo Refining, Big Four refinery, and Panhandle City loading racks, boosting daily capacity to about 24 thousand barrels. Tank storage surpasses 275 thousand barrels and remains fully utilized.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Carson County
Hutchin
Gon
Potter
Wheeler
Gray
Moore Counties
Pantex Pipe Line Company
South Hutchinson
North Carson County
Amarillo Refining Company
Big Four
Panhandle City
Wheeler County
Lela Switch
Rock Island Railway
Dixon Creek Well to Resume Drilling near Dripping Springs
Dixon Creek Well producing at 500 to 1000 barrels, moth and associates of Kentucky plan to resume drilling west of here on the Dripping Springs well ten miles away. The Pennsylvanian beds were reached at 2800 feet, with favorable showings, current depth 3018 feet. Wise men ready to meet future events with bold moves.
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Dixon Creek
Roswell-Buffalo
Here
Marland Company reninspect field visit in Panhandle region
Geo Marland of Texas and Chas C Brown of Marland Oil Company toured Reagan County and Burnett ranch properties yesterday hosted by Lawrence R Hagg local official. They praised the Panhandle field promising large future drilling and announced plans for an offset well on the Burnett lease while Reagan County units evaluate 10000 barrels daily in nearby production. Marland returned to Texon after the trip.
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Geo. Marland
Texan
Texas
Reagan County Crude Oil Purchasing Company
Chas. C. Brown
Ponca City
Marland Oil Company of Texas
Lawrence R. Hagg
Man
Marland Company
Burnett Ranch
Mr. Brown
Mr. Marland
Panhandle
Mr Brown
Reagan County
Brown
New York
Burnett Pasture
Block 5
Carson County
Sanford Ranch
South Hutchinson
Marland
Texon
Pets Rise: Six Sponges Born at University of Washington
Endorsed as pets. Two sponges raised from infancy by Trevor Kincaid, zoology professor at the University of Washington, have produced all young sponges. The sextet are replicas of the parent sponges and, though not useful for swabbing mud from the family car, are described as remarkably docile.
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Treas
Trevor Kincaid
University of Washington
Kincaid
Asenciatedt & Sea
Amarillo Refining Company among city’s largest concerns
Amarillo Refining Company shows a capital of 400000 and a monthly payroll of 8000. The plant in Amarillo has 10000 barrels storage in service, a 65000 barrel crude storage tank under construction, and two more tanks planned. Daily capacity aims for 10000 barrels with grades from 58 to 68 gravity. Twenty five men work at Amarillo, with 10 at Panhandle City plant. 6000 barrels gasoline held in reserve. Contracts project 30000 barrels fuel oil to Santa Fe railway in sixty days and 16000 barrels to Panhandle City. Ft Worth and Denver Railway is a major fuel oil buyer. Refined products reach northern and foreign markets by rail, boosting tonnage and railway employment. A 55,000 barrel tank will be ready May 16 to ease storage.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Refining Camp
Big Four
Panhandle
Amarile
Wheeler County
Amarillo Refining Company
Navy
Panhandle City
Santa Fe Way
Ft. Worth
Denver
Oil Field Briefs Span Texas and Oklahoma Wells
Local oil men plan visits to Shamrock to inspect the Whittington well in south Wheeler county, 100 miles from Amarillo, as drilling is expected today. Other notes cover Coble-Davidson No. 1 Whittenburg in Hutchinson county, Otto Samples supervising Panhandle wells, and Marland Oil’s Carson field well flowing 800 barrels daily. A large gas line project near Mangum and oil leases near Guymon are also announced.
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Shamrock
Whittington
Wheeler County
Amarillo
Coble-Davidson Petroleum Company
Whittenburg
Block Y
Hutchinson County
Smith
South
Former Sheriff Seeks Timing for Slob Test Run
Former Sheriff Less Whitaker asks when the slob will be run in a Hutchinson County well to determine oil production. The inquiry targets scheduling and potential yield implications for the field.
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Less Whitaker
Hutchinson County
Dixon Creek No 8 Smith in the SW Showing at Fair Theater
The item notes Dixon Creek No 8 in the Smith family event at Fair Theater, with a three day showing announced.
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Dixon Creek No. 8
Smith
The
Fair Theater
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