Northwest Lea Unit Discovers Oil Gas Strike in Lea County
A drill stem test from Delaware Apache Corp No 1 High Plains Unit 13 miles northwest of Lavington in northwest Lea County shows oil and gas flow. Initial bottomhole pressures ranged 2,814 to 3,414 psi with final readings near 3,687 to 3,923 psi as oil and gas were produced through various chokes. The apparent strike lies a short distance from section lines in Section 22-18-34.
Test Flows Oil At East Dawson County Project
Kingren Pendleton and Reiser No 1 Canon Whatley project in Jo Mill Fusselmont field east of Lamesa, Nowed oil on drillstem test. Oil surfaced in 62 minutes, flowed at 10 barrels per hour through a choke, then 90 barrels recovered. Initial shut in pressure 3990 psi, final shut in pressure VRZR, flowing pressure 516 to 3070 psi. The site lies 467 feet from south and 660 feet from west lines in Section 22 Block 35 THN TRP survey.
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Kingren, Pendleton & Reiser No
Canon-Whatley
Jo Mill Fusselmont
Lamesa
Dawson County
Saith
Section 22
Wildcat
Hockley
Ridley Wheeler
Baird
Lovelland
Hockley County
Discovery and Oil Gas Flows North Pecos County Wells
Atlantic Refining completes fourth zone discovery in the Cayanosa field near No. 155 J. O Nea. Atoka gas flow 18 million cu ft daily with 2-inch choke tests. acid fracturing and Devonian tests followed by further oil and gas production at Montoya and nearby sites in Pecos County.
Basin area oil operation details remain unclear
Fragmented OCR text reports on an oil operation in the central basin area with references to wells such as No 1 and No 14, mentions of aquifer perforations and treated water, and several place names including Andrews Temance and Southeast New Mexico. The text is garbled with many unreadable terms and numbers.
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Amirahie
Jones
Tinterton
Central Basin Area
Andrews—Temance
Onden
Fond Gu
Fond Saee
Las Fee
Mexico
Bill to cut oil imports and boost domestic production
Rep. Omar Burleson proposes a bill to reduce imports by about 475000 barrels daily and shift demand to U S producers. The plan would lower east of the Rockies imports from 12.2 to 10 percent, end light petroleum imports, and require the Defense Department to buy 100000 barrels daily from U S sources.
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Washington
Omar Burleson
D-Tex
Burleson
United States
Rocky Mountains
Defense Department
U.S
Memory Method Promises Power and Confidence
A Chicago publisher touts a simple memory technique claimed to boost business advancement and social poise. The ad suggests recalling details from conversations and social functions can influence others and dryly teases a new book titled Adventures as a guide.
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Chicago
Gould
Pearerelow
Pal
Ekill
Locations And Completions From a Dated Field Ledger
The fragmented OCR text references multiple place names, organizations, and numeric figures scattered through a dated ledger style page. It notes locations, completions, and property references, with mentions of teams or groups such as Wilde and Wildcat state teams, venues, and various dates and monetary figures, indicating a broad catalog of records.
Oliver! Opens Tonight at Lubbock Municipal Auditorium
First of two performances of the Broadway musical Oliver! comes to Lubbock at 8 p.m. at Municipal Auditorium sponsored by Civic Lubbock Inc. Cast includes Christopher Spooner and Christopher Andrews with Lionel Bart’s scores. Two performances follow with box office sales 9 a.m. to showtime.
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Oliver
Lubbeck Muncipal Auditorium
Christopher Spooner
Charles Pickens
Jules Munshin
Joan Eastman
Lubbock
Municipal Auditorium
Civic Lubbock, Inc
London
Broadway
Fagin
Wience
Mle
Christopher Andrews
Artful Dodger
Lionel Bart
Wiliam Brohn
Sutton County Wildcat Drilling Plans Surface Near Sonora
A messy mining notice reports multiple wildcat drilling projects in Sutton County and nearby regions. It lists locations and tentative depths including Ellenburger and Strawn plays, with references to Miers Sonora and Denison areas, plus several company designations and survey notes.
Feather-tail glider to grace new Australian one cent coin
The feather-tail glider, the smallest soaring marsupial in Australia, is set to appear on the nation’s new one-cent piece. Information notes tie the item to a survey reference in Section 31, T-1, at the T&P site.
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Australia
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Lea
Delaware Apache Corp
High Plains
Lavington
Lea County
Fa Fee F
GARZA
Kern County Land, Co. No
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Garza County
H&gn Sure Vey
South Pecos
The
Atlantic Refining Co
Cayanosa
North Pocos Cau
Atoka
Ellenburger
TTRR
Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc
Sibley
Discovery
George T. Abell
Midland
Hoireman
Montoya
Abell City
Pecos County
Abell
Siluro- Montoya
HATC
Meher
W. S Waddel
Kwame
Soy
Crumry Wien
Walle
Keryie
L & Mar Amt
Tun Tadaur
Asa Wilde
Sofia van Bors
Atentone
Wage Ann Phos
Mimard
Tureb
Meyer Arena Itaneon
Pete
Uae
Suuhry
Eli Sapder
Paul
Imam
Gor
Tema
Mahoney
Ox Municipal Auditorium
H&gn
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ROMY
Moat
Sanday
Manila
F.dlc
Lars
Broome
Aga
DIAL
Sutton County
U. S. Smelting, Refining &Iman & Poland
Dallas
Mining Co
Miers
Aldwell
Sonora
Sut-1
Ion County
Tw&ng
Shelby Gond+ &CTOR
Texas Pacific Oil Co
Win
Denison
Odessa
Ector
Henssntes
Wallace
Goldred
Son Iemith
San Andres
Foun
Chapin
West Hines
Section
T&P_ survey
Everswnere
Chevy
Falcon
Lubbock Dodge, Inc
Texas Ave
Lubbock, Texas