Settlement Clears Path for Kevin District Oil Development
L C Stevenson and Smeltz & Wilson signed a contract dismissing all suits and claims with Gordon Campbell, ending lingering litigation over 7 suits and 60 000 to 70 000 acres. The pact defines acreage division and enables immediate drilling and development in the Kevin field with a Gordon Campbell Royalties company planned at 500 000 capitalization. Oil men welcome the accord as a major Montana development, forecasting rapid closing of drilling deals and influx of operators to Great Falls.
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Sweetgrass Arch
L. C. Stevenson
Smeltz & Wilson
Gordon Campbell
Great Falls
Montana
Stevenson
Campbell
Shelby
Sunburst Bank
Royalties Company
Gordon Campbell Royalties Company
Harry L. Wilson
Billings
Tom Stout
Lewistown
M. B. Smeltz
L. P. Jackson
Roundup
Kevin
Gordon Campbell-Kevin Syndicate
A. F. Haywood
Butte
Toole County
Campbell Holdings
Stevenson Holdings
Rudolph von Tobel
Fergus County
Campbell Plans Pump Test Near Kevin
Gordon Campbell outlines a pump test plan for the Gordon Campbell Kevin syndicate well near Kevin. Officials expect settlement actions to speed testing after title clearing and lease perfection work proceeds. Oil men view a recent bailing test with Standard Oil of California as satisfactory while awaiting longer pump testing results. Campbell notes a spike in district development within 60 days and anticipates increased activity. In Butte, J H Burke was re elected president with W K Floweree and Charles Simpson as officers. Miles City will host the 38th annual meeting. Eugene Meyer reports war finance survey results for President Harding.
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Gordon Campbell
Gordon Campbell-Kevin Syndicate
Kevin
Campbell
Standard Oil Company of California
Butte
J. H. Burke
Helena
Ww. K. Floweree
Great Falls
Charles. ‘Simpson
Miles City
Hatfield Promises Rapid Gains From Texas-Mexia Drilling
Col Hatfield urges investors to buy Texas-Mexia Drilling Syndicate units as spudding begins in San Saba Crane and Kaufman counties. He claims 60 percent annual dividends, possible future profits in Oklahoma, and warns against short selling by brokers while predicting continued growth and forthcoming May dividends.
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Texas-Mexia Drilling Syndicate
San Saba County
United States
America
Texas-Mexia
Col. B. M. Hatfield
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M. Bank
Fort Worth
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Bm Horn
Fort Worth, Texas
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F. & M. Bank
Fort Wexas