Exploratory Wells and Extensions Across West Texas and New Mexico
The Lubbock area reports multiple exploratory wells promoted to depths up to 10,200 feet. Projects include Hardeman and Hockley county probes near Chillicothe, with production previously set at 30 barrels daily and later 40 barrels per day. Ellenbarger in Winkler County tests No 1 Hutchince Sealy for condensate, reporting gas flows up to 3.1 million cubic feet daily and 378 barrels of fluid recovered. Other entries note Canyon and Crockett County extensions, with measured gas production and acid stimulations, plus two new completions in Chaves County, New Mexico, near Caprock and the To h a k e u g h field.
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Strawn Ooller
VanMae
Hockley
Lantis
Smyer
Clear Fork
Simyer
Chirk
Strawn
Recton
Standard Oil Co
Texas
Hutchince-Sealy
Winkler County
Kermit
Gemmb&a
Wink
Wolfcamp
War-Wink
Birlke Pouthie
Larbeck
Section 70
Black A
Gcr&sp
Ramisson
Gauce
Ant &S
Finkstins
Crockett
The
Canyon Co. Lad
Ovena Canyon
Gaxd
Crockett County
Ogeens No
Pierce
Heck St. Louisa
Canyon
FL & Pierce
Doxest
Black SK
Lousia Jee
Chaves County
N. ML
Meljrath & Smith Inc
Locations and Completions in Andrews Area
Readable fragments describe oil and gas activity around Andrews with listings of leases, wells, and development names such as North Clear Fork, Redfern Development, and Withers. Mentions include operators like Andrews Petroleum Corp and references to fields near Mifland Ne and nearby towns, though many words are garbled.
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Andrews
W. Wisersan
Audland
Sre
Anderson Peehard
Cork
ELAR
Los Y
Raage
Swianes
Om Wiater
S. Wiklest
An Andres
Hyder
Hk DO Dees H
Oil Allowable For August In Oklahoma Maintains Level
Oklahoma Corporation Commission kept August oil allowable steady at 620000 barrels daily. Depth acreage quotas set at 100 percent of the depth acreage table. Pipeline runs average 608000 barrels daily for the first 19 days of the month. buyers estimate August needs at 619823 barrels daily.
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Oklahoma City
Commission
Oklahoma
Ex Official Resting After Collapse At Horse Show
Former US Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey, 79, is listed in satisfactory condition at Lakeside Hospital after collapsing from heat prostration while attending the Chatin Valiew horse show in Cleveland. He was reported resting Friday following the incident on Thursday.
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Cleveland
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Lakeside Hospital
Humphrey
Chatrin Valiew
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