Dawson Find Heads Oil in Dawson County Wildcat
In northeast Dawson County, Kern County Land Co plans a 10 600 foot Ellenburger wildcat No 1 G G Wright two miles northwest of the Snowden Spurrberry field. In south Dawson County Texaco Midland mixes mud to control a multipay wildcat No 1 F P McDougal 10 miles south of Lamesa after a drillstem test. Pan American tests Atoka pay in Inez field flowing 160 barrels oil and 300 barrels water in 40 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson County
Lamesa
Kern County Land Co
Midland
G. G. Wright
Snowden
T&p Survey
J. Postevent Survey
Discovery Sports Oil
Dawson
Texaco, Inc
F. P. McDougal
Fusselman
Wolfcamp
T&p
Patricia
Discovery
Andrews
Andrews County
Pan American Petroleum Corp
Atoka
Inez
Fusselman, Ellenburger
Pan American
IPAA Says JFK Free Trade Push May Hurt Oil Imports
In Dallas IPAA imports committee members warned a Kennedy administration study will review the entire oil import program and free trade policy. Independent producers fear limited allies in government as President Kennedy leans toward liberalized trade, with the study tied to January policy moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JFK
Dallas
Independent Petroleum Association of America Imports Committee
New Administration
Washington
Interior Department
Alvin Hope
San Antonio
IPAA
Kennedy
Hope
Basin area oil well drillings and test results report
In the Palo Duro Basin and adjacent areas, multiple leases and wells are detailed with operators Ashmunn, Billiard, Humble, and others. Drilling depth, formations like shale and dolomite, and production notes include cement waiting, acidizing, swabbing, and water handling across North, Central, South Basin zones with various Sec, Blk, and survey references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Duro Basin
Castro — Ashmun & Billiard
Witkowski
Sk&k
Deaf Smith
Ashmunn & Billiard
Oppenheim
Oppenheim Sur
Shale
Hme
North Basin
Crosky
Humble
Jones
No Sur
Yoakum—Canoco
Samuels
D. Gibson Sur
Mahard
Mallett
Psl Sur
Ime
Dolomuts
Central Basin Area Games
Ashman & Hillard
Norman
Psll Sur
H&d
H. D&w
Martin
Love
Lab
Briscoe Csl Sur
Scurry
Harrell
H&tc Sur
Penrose & Anderson No
Warrell-Brown- Ing
South Basin Area
T&p Sur
San Andres
Reynolds
Biko OW
Delaware
Wimbherry
Flarr Sur
Eilenbeir
Gas and oil wildcat drilling updates across West Texas fields
The report details Crockett Strawn Gas Fund filed a discovery for No. 13 University Lands Block 29 Crockett County west of Ozona with an impressive potential flow. It also notes 3,600-foot Texas wildcat near Big Lake in Reagan and 2,900-foot Crane County wildcat planned by W A Yeager and J M Armstrong, plus Bell Petroleum Co.’s Abell project near Imperial reporting a 1.9 million cubic feet per day gas flow and Pecos Oil Corp’s Devonian discovery at No. 1 Pecos Yee near Fort Stockton yielding 2.37 million cubic feet per day with 63 barrels of oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Lands Survey
Lancaster Hill
Reagan
L. D. Crumly
Midland
Reagan County
Big Lake Field
Texon
CRANE
W. A. Yeager
J. M. Armstrong
Ic. W. Hobbs
Crane County
Girvin
H&tc
Pecos
Pecos County
TXL Oil Corp
T&p
Garza explorer plugged Se Texas wildcat No 1 Trene Rodgers
Garza General Crude Oil Co of Midland plugged and abandoned its southeast Garza County wildcat No 1 Trene Rodgers, eight miles southeast of Justiceberg and two miles west of the forward field. The well preceded by the Ellen-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garza Explorer
Garza — General Crude Oil Co
Midland
Garza County
Justiceberg
Ellen
Locations And Completions From Andrews Fullerton Area
An OCR list details oil and gas locations and completions in the Andrews and Fullerton Clear Fork area. It lists Humble and OWBP/OWPS units with section, block, and sur locations, plus parcel sizes, psls, and production figures and references to Frankel City, Seminole, and Midland regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Fullerton
Upper Clear Fork
Humble
Fullerton Clear Fork
Sec
UL Sur
Frankel City
Ul, Sur
Frankel Cry
Acs
S&els
Ayay Pel
Sur
Acres
Iumbie
Une Loeb
UE Sur
Wil
PSL
OWPR
PSL Sur
Fullerton Gupper
Seminale
Fee
Seminole
North Riley
G-M-K Oil
Midland
Sparks
Biko Cold&rgng
Mitchell
Coleman Ranch
Lear Fork
Williammt
Jo Griffin
Colerman
Elev
USL
Gray
Gor
Af Tual
Wolfe
Gaines—Homana
Gulf Git Corp
Wire Sur
Pa&a
Homana
Gulf
Bik
Wyer Sue
Pea Garza—Dorward- Humble GH & Refining Ca
Puller
Dap Fee
Liss Ree
H&gn Sur
Lew
Howard—Spyder Humble
M. Edwards
P-S
Ta&p Sur
Bate
ORAS
Bae
Tpe
Sarah Hemae
Wans Sur
Atlantic To Dig South Lea Wildcat In Lea County New Mexico
Atlantic Refining Co will drill the No 1 AR State as a 4300 foot wildcat to test Yates and Seven Rivers nine miles southeast of Lea. The site lies 22 miles south of Wilson field and 12 miles southeast of a 4250 foot failure. Nearby are a 4128 foot cluster and 1.5 miles from adjacent section lines. Robert Enfield re entered and completed No 1 Ohio State a small flowing Delaware discovery in southwest Lea County with potential eight barrels of oil and eighty barrels of water per day from Delaware sand perforations at 4443 feet. The well was dug to 4588 feet with 4 1/2 inch casing. It sits about 30 miles west-southwest of Jal and near North Mason field. Rio de Janeiro: a Sao Paulo company will install a castor oil factory at Pamipe Bahia with capacity of 7000 tons of oil and 10000 tons of cake yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn County
Slaton
L. E. Windom
W. B. Yarborough
Rankin
Walter Voight
Suniland
Sunniland
San Andres
Glorieta
Gwt&p Survey
Lea County
N. M
Atlantic Refining Co
Midland
Yates
Seven Rivers
Lea
Wilson Field
Delaware
Robert Enfield
Ohio State
Enfield
Jal
North Mason
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lubbock
Avalanche Journal
Kern
Dawson Ellenburger Wildcat
Ellenburger
Gemmb&a
Dan Jones
Eisenhower
Norelco
Norelco Sportsman
AC/DC
North American Philips Company, Inc
E. 47Na Street
New York
Novelco
PhillShave
Canada
Free World
Crockett Strawn Gas Fund
Garza
Lynn
Burger
H&gn
Atlantic
Rio DE Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Pamipe
Bahia
Brazil
Parker
Lesters
Kentucky
Hill’ Hill
America
Hill and Hill Distillery CO
Louisville
Hcg
Tae
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