South Plains oil and land survey data roundup
Historical roundup lists oil claim blocks and section surveys across South Plains counties. It catalogs sections, block numbers, surveyed elevations, and fractional measurements, noting petroleum related terms and property lines, with numerous figures and field descriptors interwoven.
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Dusticeburg
Stebur
Io Torino
Tano
Dhue
Becton
North Ani
Elev
Aoay
Grav
Nat Inten
Neward
Brinvon
Tar Murves
Moward
Glasscort
C. W. Guthrie
Bection
Brock Wangurves
Gor Tate
Meghanere Torker
Nelaan
Recta
Acurry County Gree
Midge
Deaf Smith Test Ready For Cores Lease and Royalty
Deaf Smith County’s F. H. Lindsey No. 1 well, Lub bock wildcat holdings, advances toward core sampling and Canyon Reef top, with plans to cut sections, pull core, and ream. The project aims to establish the first Palo Duro Basin commercial pay while nearby LaMance and other wells show mixed drilling results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaMance No. 1 Wester Realty
Lindsey
Western Company opens fracturing site in Liberal Kansas
iWestern Company, oilfield service firm with offices in Lubbock, opens fracturing and acidizing facilities in Liberal Kansas, replacing the Ulysses station. Operations start Tuesday July 1 under C E Wooldridge, to better serve the Oklahoma panhandle and southwestern Kansas. The move shifts 27 sales and operations staff as the firm expands across Texas New Mexico Kansas Colorado Utah and Oklahoma. Earlier this year the company opened offices at Hobart Oklahoma Cortez Colorado and Kermit Texas.
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Western Company
Lubbock
Liberal
Kansas
Ulysses
Kan
Oklahoma City
C. E. Wooldridge
Oklahoma Panhandle
Wooldridge
Sin ix
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Utah
Oklahoma
Hobart
Okla
Cortez, Colo
Kermit
Steelmaking and tube manufacture process outlined
The description details tubular conversion from thin ore to molten iron in a blast furnace, refining in the Be semer converter, and shaping into ingots. It traces rolling into blooms and rounds, hot saw piercing into billets, thinning walls, reeling for uniform thickness, and final testing. It ends with mention of Lebanon in the Middle East hosting a sports coliseum.
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South Plains
Permy
Sives County
Crumble Oil & Refining Co
Aamerican
Petroleum, Corb
University Tanda
North Andrews
Bie
Gammesa
Turvey
Magnolia No
Amfon,Devoolan—Texas Company
Palmer County
Mitek
Lew
Army
Gewld
Fineuater Goeeer—de
Uuidaen
Tage
Tone San Pera
Eolland Tate
San Hey Sen
Omar Matar Faron
Elee Ee Ku Ltd
GAM
Attra Corse Bae
Pont—Pair
Ol Co
George W
AL Huck
TNO
Fort Trom
Reciom
Solan
Trynitan-Stramm
James P. Poniran
Nour Wade
Tines
RTS
Tepmy
Gor
Ellen
Discovery
Dawson Country
Welch
Daviton
Penbrook
Elma Meeks
Bigek
Berie
Lua Beer
Hiappy-Fitenburger — Shell No
Sinuanter
South
Sur
Nove Alley
Tony
Williams
Charles N. Tripp
Ontario
Canada
Lubbock Desk
Derrick Club
Caprock Hotel
The
American Association of Petroleum Land
AAPL
Texas Company
California
Texaco
Neece No. 2
Siggal Hill
Drake
Titusville
Deaf Smith
Interior Department
House
Senate
Alaska
National Petroleum Bibliography
Amarillo
Mathew V. Carson, Jr
AACDI
W. H. Davison
Beko Corp
Antici
Pates
Tekoil
Dallas
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
J. G. Winger
Dalian Asm
Chase Manhattan
Hill City
Ding
iWestern Company
Lebanon
Middle East
Wes
Levine
NEW Summer Miracle Fabrics Co Yd
CAFE
Leathers Fabrics
Evel eOy
BIG Savings
Idenin
Sanford
Zipper
BIG Selectio
O'Niti
34Th Street
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