Old REA Plant Oil Well Finaled at 624 Bbl Daily
The Old REA Plant was finaled for a daily flowing potential of 624 barrels of 44.5 gravity oil through a 20/64 inch tubing choke from Pennsylvanian perforations at 8 728 68 feet after a 500 gallon acid treatment. Gas oil ratio 875 to 1 with tubing pressure 650 psi. Location 1980 feet from north and west lines of section 26 12s 32e.
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Amerada
R. C. Rosey
San Andres
West
Cochran County
Texas
Roosevelt County
Roosevelt State
Bledsoe
Shell Oil Company
Pittman
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Company
Bagley
Lea County
Stanolind Oil & Gas Company
Pearl God
Hobbs
Amerada No. 2
Saunders Field
West Lea County
Atlantic Refining Company
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Santa Fe
McAlester Fuel Company
E. M. Green
Gladiola
Lynn Greer
M. J. Dinther
Wildcat
Por
Sinclair Oil & Gas Company No
Schultz
Wolfcamp
Ohio Oil Company No. 5
Denton
East Lea Coun
WANTED Woman to clean rooms at Powers Motel
Classified notice requests a woman to clean rooms with application at Powers Motel. Includes time frame 1-5 tfc. Also offers various farm equipment for sale and a dry steel manure product listing with contact details in Lubbock Texas.
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Bill Fleming
City Drug
Powers Motel
Guy H. Briscoe Fort. Co
40Th St. Lubbock
Texas
Heiser and Baley Marriage Notices and Split Dates
Court records announce marriages and cases including George Arthur Heiser versus Ma Belle Heiser wed June 1 1918. Bernice Anderson versus G D Anderson wed April 16 1938 with four children. Johnny O Baley versus Jamell Baley wed March 8 1946. M C Neithercutt versus Corrie Mae Neithercutt wed November 1 1947.
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George Arthur Heiser
Mabelle K. Heiser
Bernice Anderson
G. D. Anderson
Johnny O. Baley
Jamell Baley
M . C. Neithercutt
Corrie Mae Neithercutt
Two Killed In Lea County Auto Accidents
Two Lea Countians were the first of three persons killed in automobile accidents in New Mexico in 1952. James Taylor Pickering, 34, of Caprock, and John E. Snow, 45, of Mallamar, died in separate crashes on January 1. Pickering’s pickup overturned near the Caprock Store. Snow’s truck on the Artesia highway collided after skidding.
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New Mexico
James Taylor Pickering
Caprock
John E. Snow
Mallamar
Pickering
Local Artist Shows Two Oil Paintings in REA Lobby
Mrs. V. L. Reed, a local artist, hangs two oil paintings in the lobby of the new REA building. Both depict homesteads in Lea County. The works are praised as visually striking and merit viewing.
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Rea Lobby
V. L. Reed
New
REA
Lea County
Seaweed Good To Eat And Patience For Red Sox Fans
In South Portland Maine workers harvest seaweed for use in chocolate products and ice cream as a jelly-like extract helps suspend cocoa and smooth textures. In Meriden Connecticut Calvin Hubbard on his 100th birthday shifts allegiance from the Boston Red Sox to the New York Yankees, amid a front-page sports round of no-holds-barred oil field drilling reports from Lea County and surrounding areas.
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South Portland
Atlantic
Meriden, Conn
Calvin J. Hubbard
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Hubbard
New York Yankees
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Spinet
Tfc
Owen
South Love Street
Herb
Trailor Parising
Lewington
Buick
Artesia Highway
Lovington
Jarratt Music Co
W. Dunham, Hobbs
N. M
Inland Utility Co
A& A Feed
Kenneth Osborn
Optometrist
W. Taylor
Bobs
Dr. Norman Hanson
Snyder — Hobss
Brouse
Monument CO
Ft Highway
J. W. Wallrich Real Estate
Salm
Baldwin
W. W
Jess Benson
Hester
Western Art Studio
W. B’d
Lister
Marvin Stapper
Leader of Ice
Suirs
Allie Chalmers
Son
Nous
Campbell
Ranchers
Peng
Doli A Hi Tol
W. Bate Ae Iwgton
Tom Edison
Jal Wildcats
No. 1
ECA
East Cap Rock
Wolf Camp
Tidewater Associated Oil Company
Pat Boone
H. N. Smith
W. W. Simpson, Jr
Eddy County
Lea
Amerada No. 2 Btb State
Plymouth
Tidwell Motor CO
THE
Post Office
J. W. Wallrich Oil Properties
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