1X Walls Drilling in Gatesville Field
Gatesville Texas September 5 oil wells drilling continues with no interruption. The Arnett Wall reaches 3000 feet and a new Mae Bethlehem company forms with acreage in Derriamman and other areas.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1919
Page
1
Gatesville Texas September 5 oil wells drilling continues with no interruption. The Arnett Wall reaches 3000 feet and a new Mae Bethlehem company forms with acreage in Derriamman and other areas.
Full blood Angora goats offered at high grade prices with ten day sale window. Some registered, contact Dillien Summers Robi Summers or Dr J H Alexander Meridian Texas. One passenger Ford car in good condition advertised by Oscar A Carl an Route 2 Houston Texas.
The Royal Stephens Company reports two wells near Bark and King Midas prospecting for production. The firm notes storage work, pipeline connections, and funding for expansion while inviting investors to learn more about the ongoing drilling and potential stock safety.
A public health appeal from the State Health official urges cleanup measures to prevent an influenza outbreak in fall and winter. The letter notes cooperation with waste services and a full survey planned for September with a call to families to participate. Additionally a cotton picker ad seeks workers with rental housing offered in Turnerville, Texas.
The Luther College opening exercises were held in the college auditorium on Tuesday with pastors present. The program included apples and music, and two new teachers were welcomed Daniel E. Ellingson and Elvin Lauve. Lauve to head Home Economics. Ellingson to direct athletic programs and teach.
The Clifton Record and The Dalian News announce a public ball at Wooach Hall on Friday night. Proceeds support local community programs and city services.
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