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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1963

Page

7

Southeast Kent Draws Searcher Field Wildcat Developments

Cal Mon Oil Co plans a 4,200 foot wildcat No. 1 Robert Frost, 13 miles SW of Jayton in Southeast Kent County, positioned 660 feet from north and 1,100 feet from east lines of Section 391, Block 2 H&TC. 32 miles NW of Rough Draw Noodle Creek pool. Cottle Robinson Bros Oil Producers schedules a 6,000 foot No. 1 Jack Tippen, 10 miles SE of Paducah in Southeast Cattle County, 167 feet from north and east lines of MEP& survey. Pan American Petroleum Corp will drill No. 22-B-1 Tom Cobb, a 5,100 ft well in Yellow House San Andres field, 12 miles NW of Levelland in NW Hockley County, located 660 feet from south and east lines of Labor League 718, State Capitol Lands survey.

Cal-Mon Oil Co Midland Robert Frost Jayton Kent County Rough Draw Wildcat Robinson Bros. Oil Borger, Live Jack Tippen Paducah Cattle County Hockley Pan American Petroleum Corp Tom Cobb Yellow House San Andres Levelland Hockley County Labor League State Capitol University Lands Survey Adro Andrews Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc No. 20 Cowden Kermit Andrews County Ellenburger New Oil Martin F. D. Breedlove Patricia Marlinounty Brisco Csl Survey

December Allowable Increases for Texas Oil

The Texas Railroad Commission raised December allowable oil to 2,856,214 barrels daily, about 28 percent of production, yielding an estimated 2,536,413 bpd after underproduction. Delayed action on an adviser committee’s rule recompilation drew objections from independents and the Texas Farm Bureau. Independent producers hailed 1963 as a strong year, with 2.7 percent higher output than 1962. nominations counted at 2,514,02 barrels.

Austin UPI The Texas Railroad Commission Texas Commission Texas Farm Bureau Anywi Stanley C. Woods Texas Landowners and Independent Oil and Gas Producers Association Lester Clark Breckenridge Bureau of Mines

Schleicher Seeks New Prospector Near Fort McKavelt

Fort Worth area prospecting reports a 5 000 foot Ellenburger wildcat No 1 D C O Wilson eight miles southwest of Fort McKavett in east Schleicher County. The hole sits 467 feet from north and west lines of Section 5 Block B John H Gibson survey and 234 miles northeast of a Ellenburger failure. Meanwhile Sutton Delta Drilling Co and Pauley Petroleum report a Canyon gas discovery at No 1 Shurley five miles south of Sonora in Sutton County with potential 4 000 000 cubic feet per day and depth 6 718 feet with 4 1 2 inch casings. The well is 1 630 feet from north and 1 600 feet from west lines of Section 98 Block C HEWT survey, about 2 1/2 miles east of the No 1 Sawr Canyon gas distillate discovery.

M. J. Brannon, Jr Fort Worth C. O. Wilson Fort McKavelt Schleicher County John H. Gibson Tillery Gas Discovery Sutton — Delta Drilling Co Pauley Petroleum, Inc Shurley Wildcat Sonora Sutton County He&wt

Tahoka Man elected president of photographers group

C Edmund Finney of Tahoka was chosen president of the South Plains Professional Photographers Assn at a Lub bock dinner. W R Crockett of Lubbock was elected vice president and Tessie F Dickeson was re elected secretary treasurer. About 23 members attended at the Ming Tree with plans for a January meeting and an early spring portrait exhibit featuring an Easter theme.

C. Edmund Finney Tahoka South Plains Professional Photographers Assn Lubbock Finney Charles Wilson W. R. Crockett Tessie F. Dickeson Ming Tree Dickesor

Tows Wildcat Staked In Lea Standard Oil Lease

Lea County notes report a 10,000-foot Ellen burger wildcat No. 1 Myrtle Payton located eight miles east of Mon ument, with activity described near Section 3-20s-33e. Carper-McAles ter State test shows oil and gas at No AD Carper-McAles ter State, 13 miles south of Caprock, with initial flow and pressure details recorded. The prospect is positioned near several fields in north Lea County.

Decovers LEA — Carper Drilling Co., Inc No. AD Carper-McAlester State Caprock North Lea County

Scurry Wildcat Drilling and Oil Finds Reported in Texas Area

Forrest Oil and several companies announce drilling activity across Scurry and Andrews counties, with wildcat No 12 University offset to Hap pool near Patricia, No 20 Cowden in Andrews County producing swab results, and Pan American Pet roleum reporting new oil at 20 F D Breedlove seven miles southwest of Patricia.

Prospector Set In Stonewall Leads to Deep Wells

Lee Lauder of Wichita Falls plans a 3 500 foot Swastica wildcat well six miles south of Old Glory in southeast Stonewall County. The No 1 Swenson Land and Cattle Co location lies 2 327 feet from the north line and 1 647 feet from the west line for Section 144 BBB&C survey one mile south of Flatop 145 Swastica field. A separate 6 500 foot Step Out to the Cavan Strawn field 10 miles south of Aspermont by Highland Oil Co Houston will dig into Ellenburger. No 1 W F Martin well sits 660 feet from north and west lines of Section 4 Block U T&P survey. It is a half mile step out to the Davjan field.

Snyder Scurry County Forrest Oil Corp Midland II Coyde Lee Lauder Wichita Falls Swenson Land &Cattle Co Old Glory Stonewall’ S Bbb&c Flatop 145 Cavan (Strawn Aspermont Highland Oil Co Houston Ellenburger Martin Block U T&p Davjan

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Kent Schleicher Tahoka Man Lea Standard Oil of Texas Myrtle Payton Monument East Lea County Elsenburger Terryfield Four Lakes Scurry Wildcat Pennsylvania Texas Crude Oil Co No. 12 University Gaines County Stonewall Harkskin
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