10 Feb 1921
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1921
Page
1
Report notes Hoover Schwartz No 1 well in the southwest quarter of section 11-15-29 nearing completion. Officials say formation indications are favorable for a large well but production cannot yet be predicted.
A group of about 30 independent oil operators met in Lewistown on the third to record their support for an energy tax on oil. They called fines against common carriers excessive and condemned the Dearborn bill as unfair to independent producers, led by Judge Roy E.
Producing wells listed include Frantz No 1 SenE 1415 and Mid N No 1 SwN sive 3 56 Petroleum SESW 11 16 29 Tacal SenW ant. The fragment notes oil or gas production sites in eastern Fer part of an index. It mentions well identifiers and subsurface locations with abbreviated survey data.
A well near Mid-West Company reached a depth of 1 feet and was brought in yesterday. Today the casing shows 1000 feet of oil and the flow continues to rise. Experts compare the oil to that from Wyoming's Salt Creek field.
A Review representative attended a banquet hosted by Black Panther Oil Co at Hotel Teigen where 100 plates were ordered and all sat to a regular meal. Friedell gave a notable talk before the group departed for the oil fields. The firm reportedly controls about 12,000 acres in a prized area and has demonstrated financial backing in past propositions.
A lost bailer in the Big Lehman well has been recovered and drilling resumed. The tool was brought to the surface showing the hole as straight as a string. The drill descended 1,256 feet and a steel bailer was identified.
In Yellow Water the Lewis Syndicate readies a drilling program with six wells, four immediately on the Yellow Water structure, within section 30-13-26 near Wayne company lines. The rig is set and prepared to spud in four miles below Tyler, two miles east of the creek on Sixteenmile lane.
Unclear OCR fragment shows Carl Johnson and a closed deal remark amid garbled text. No verifiable dates, places, or parties present to confirm specifics.
Reading fragments describe oil and spider web paintings in Norway. The text mentions White Oil Co and Republic Oil Co with map-like coordinates and field notes. It also notes a painting on a spider web and compares it to ordinary drawings.
The readable fragments mention an event at a location with uncertain names and a possible timeline. No clear individuals, organizations, dates, or outcomes are discernible from the text.
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