Stanolind No. 1 Tom Cobb wildcat looms as new producer
In Hockley County the Stanolind Oil & Gas No. 1 Tom Cobb wildcat, 12 miles north of Slaughter field, is being plugged back from 4669 to about 4648 feet to test for water. Swabbing after a 3000 gallon acid treatment yielded 41 barrels of oil and 25 barrels of water, suggesting water may come from the bottom. operators hope the back-up depth will stop water production and improve prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Tex
South Plains
Tom Cobb
Hockley County
Stanolind Oil & Gas Company
Hocksey County
Wildcat
Slaughter Field
Carseal
Humble Oil & Refining Company No
H. T
Gibson
John H. Gibson
Wasson Field
Continental Oil Company
E. H. Jones
Gaines
Humble No
Cox
Psl
Carl B. King
DeKalb Agricultural Association No
University
Andrews County
University Survey
San Andres
Union Oil Company of California and
Helmerich & Payne, Inc
Lipscomb County
Cochran County
Rhees
Sinclair Prairie Oil Company No
Tyner
League
Edwards County School Land Survey
Slaughter
Sunray Oil Company No
Wright-O’neal
Martin County
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Company
Ruth Bennett
Wasson
Yoakum County
Amerada Petroleum Corporation
WTRR
Seminole
Gaines County
Ceohran County
Honolulu Oil Corporation
Saltmount Oil Corporation
Blake
Oldham County School Land Survey
Texas Pacific No
H. J. Jackson
Labor 25
League 43
Rains County School Land Survey
West Hockley County
Dean
Martin County School Land Survey
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Mallett
Scurry County
Cochran
E. E. Fogelson
T. B. Duggan
Labor
Oldham County
Pchoc Land Survey
Humble
Hockley
Texas Company
Zavalla County
Gulf No
M. G. Gordon
Cain and Horne No. 1
E. A
Anderson-Pritchard, Oil Corporation No
Willard
Higginbotham
Gibson Survey
Schermerhorn Qicorporation
Moss
West
Yoakum
Shell
Texas Company No
Terry County
Hickok & Reynolds
Bain Price
Nazi Casualties Near 5 Million Claims
From Baden-Baden Germany an Associated Press dispatch notes conservative estimates place German military casualties since the war’s start at 4.5 to 5 million, with about 2 million dead. It cites aging trends in KIA figures through January 1944 and notes a large force on the Russian front alongside divisions in France the Low Countries the Balkans Italy and Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Henry
Associated Press
Baden-Baden
Germany
France
Low Countries
Balkans
Italy
Norway
Oil drilling operations proceed in multiple Texas and Oklahoma wells
Field notes describe gas and oil exploration activity in sections 342 and 38, with depth targets around 6,880 feet and 6,820 to 6,880 feet. Operators plan backoff to 5,280 feet to shut water flow, then acidize and test. Sohio No 1 AUsup and Seaboard 611 No 1 Spraberry face pipe fishing and liner work while Gulf Oil No 1 Mrs Cora Slaughter Dean concentrates on recovering stuck pipe at 10,4455 feet. continuous testing and fishing continue over weeks.
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Gibson Survey
Sohio Producing Company
Ausup
El&rr Survey
Lynn County
Wildcat
Seaboard 611
Company of Delaware
Spraberry
Dawson County
Gulf Oil Corporation No
Cora Slaughter Dean
Block 1
Stone New Farm Agent For Lynn Stone New Farm Agent For Lynn
R L Stone former Tech graduate and six year vocational ag teacher in New Mexico and Texas has been named Lynn county agricultural agent. He will succeed Judge Smith who will farm near Slaton. Stone reports March 1 and is noted for swine and beef projects and rural war effort work. He is 28 and married Edna Mae Wild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock County
Tech
New Mexico
Edna Mae Wild
A. R. Wild
Near Slaton
L. L. Stone
Slaton
Stone
Future Farmers of America
Lubbock
Departments of Agriculture
Roosevelt
Roosevelt School
Marvin Williams
De Gaulle Reported Wounded in Assassin Attempt
Berlin radio quoted Geneva reports that General Charles de Gaulle had been wounded in an assassination attempt. No Allied source confirmed the claim.
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de Gaulle
London
Berlin
Geneva
Charles de Gaulle
Lamesa Church to Be Dedicated Today
Lamesa marks dedication of a new 77000 dollar First Baptist Church building first occupied on Pearl Harbor day. The program includes revival led by Dr. C. E. Hereford with morning and evening services across the week. M. C. Lindsey outlines the 1904 church, Rev. E. F. Cole speaks, notes burned at 2:30 p.m., dedication message follows.
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Lamesa
Pearl Harbor
First Baptist Church
C. E. Hereford
Lubbock
M. C. Lindsey
E. F. Cole
O. B. Norman
Hereford
Wage Stabilization On Farms Planned
W. T. Ham of the War Food administration says farm wage stabilization programs with pay ceilings may be set up in as many as 30 states in 1944. Last year Florida citrus and California crops used the system. spread is to curb inflationary wages amid labor shortages. Programs may be requested by growers or workers or initiated by the WFA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. T. Ham
War Food Administration
Office of Labor
Florida
California
Ham
WFA
Cochran Quota Set At 3300 For War Fund Drive
Morton, Feb 26 Special The Cochran county quota for the coming War Fund drive has been set at 3300 dollars. The drive begins March 1 and runs through March 31. Willard Cox, county chairman, announced plans are being made this week with exact drive plans to be released later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Cochran
Willard Cox
Rites Set Today For Billye Lou Counts
Funeral services are held at 1 30 PM at First Baptist Church for Billye Lou Counts 16 daughter of Mrs Mattie L Counts of 1119 Sixth Street who died Friday morning after an extended illness Dr C E Hereford and Rev Jeff D Welch will officiate Burial is in Memorial Park Cemetery under Sanders Funeral Home direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Billye Lou Counts
Mattie L. Counts
Sixth Street
C. E. Hereford
Jeff D. Welch
Memorial Park Cemetery
Sanders Funeral Home
Juries To Report In Two Courts Monday
Juries will report Monday in state district courts. A criminal panel meets at 1 30 pm before Judge Dan Blair for the 1872nd court felony indictments. A civil panel convenes at 10 am before Judge J E Vickers of the 99th district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Blair
J. E. Vickers
99Th District Court
Burton S. Burks
Hood Abercrombie
Odie Brown
Dane Bennett
L. C. Crump
Eldon Newton
Glenn Monk
Robert Johnson
Robert Clayton
Delmar Ford
Noble Burns
W. E. Owens
Odie McAfee
L. C. Crooks
Woman Flier Betty Stine Killed in California Plane Crash
Betty P. Stine 21 of Santa Barbara Calif died in a Blythe California crash while on a routine cross country training hop as a WASP student pilot. Stine, native of Fort Worth, was the daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Stine of Santa Barbara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Sweetwater
Febz
U.P
Avenger Field
Betty P. Stine
Santa Barbara
Calif
Blythe
Stine
J. E. Stine
WASPS
Fort Worth
Chiropractor Case History No 1557 Shows Relief After Adjustment
A 52 year old woman with twenty five years of sinus and hay fever relief claims from chiropractic treatment begun in May 1943. The patient describes nerve pressure release and restoration of proper nerve transmission leading to being completely well, per the chiropractor's narrative.
Patient expresses gratitude to Dr Brooke F Stephens for asthma relief
A written statement thanks chiropractor Dr Brooke F Stephens for the health benefits experienced since September. The writer was carried into the office and notes the doctor would not disclose whether he would take the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke F. Stephens
Stephens
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Graham
Yoskum County
Plains
Abell Sanatorum
Lcensed
Gapatorium
Mipera Wells
Fex
Glen Rose Sevas
Texas Malhead Commission
Inmer-Btats Commerce Commission
Lubbock Transfer & Storage Co
Allied von Lines
DIAL
Taylor Leary
Vichy
Wewto
Portugal
Lynn
R. L. Stone
Pomona
Plainview
Amarillo
Texas
Roswell
Clowe & Cowan, Inc
Insurance Polich A
William N. Eowaros & Co
Chiropractor
Yooe
Chiropractic Clinic
Bill Stubbs
Pantex Ordnance Ordnance Plant
United States Employment Service Office
War Manpower Commission
Pantex
Mr. Stubbs
Certain-teed Products Corporation
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