Scouting ANDREWS Conoco Drilling Report Compiled
Drill activity lists multiple companies and rigs with depths and test notes. Entries include Teuwue Conoco 72,489 McAdester 2-A, BORDEN-Sinclair, Tidewater, BREWSTER-Standard, CRANE-Gulf, AMBASSADOR ANDREWS, ECTOR, PLABS LOS, HENDERSON, HUMBLE, PAN AMERICAN, EDDY-E Paseo, and SHELL Ranch. Mentioned outcomes include bottomed wells, testing, cement waiting, and approaching deeper drilling with noted depths and test statuses.
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ECTOR
Beil
Foster
Gulf
Frome Plabs- Los
Henderson
Parker
Humble
Barrow
Fusken
Basin Glasscoie Shell Drill Test Summary
The report lists multiple drilling tests across states and universities with details on depths, drillers, and outcomes. Notable items include Mississippian shale drilling reaching 12,070 to 13.0 percent water saturation, a 2,000-foot water blanket recovery, and various crews such as Reagan Bruner Roden and Scurry Trice among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan-Bruner
Roden
Sthversity
Scurry
Trice
Voss
Drilline HL
Magnolia Petroleum completes Midland County well test
Magnolia Petroleum Co reports completion of the Parks field project 14 miles southeast of the location. The open hole was completed at 7700 to 8030 feet. A potential test showed 79 barrels of oil and 22 barrels of salt water in 24 hours with a gas oil ratio of 651 to 1 and oil gravity of 37 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Terry Wildcat Logs Oil Gas In Pennsylvanian
Cities Service Co. No. 1 Hinson 9600-foot Terry County well, 12 miles northeast of Brownfield, logged Pennsylvanian reef oil and gas on a drillstem test. Three hours tested 9477 to 9510 feet, surfacing gas in 23 minutes with small volumes. Recovered 150 feet oil mud, 939 feet free oil, 720 feet salt water. Flow pressure 715 psi, 20-minute closed-in 3020 psi. Oil gravity 33.2 degrees. Well bottomed at 950 feet. deeper drilling planned. Location: Section 2, Block T, D&W Survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cities Service of Co. No
Hinson
Terry County
Wilhc
Brownfield
D&w
Winkler Test Logs Oil Gas at Atlantic Refining No 1
Winkler County wildcat Winkler Test logs gas and oil in Waddell sand at Atlantic Refining Co No 1 Jasper. Two hour test from 11,502 to 11,564 feet surfaced gas in 26 minutes at 68 000 cubic feet daily later 47000. Recovery included 390 feet of 42 gravity oil and 130 feet heavy oil and cut mud. Well bottomed at 11,615 feet and taking another drill stem test in Section 14 Block B 6 PSL Survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Refining Co
Jasper
Winkler County
Kermit
Waddell
George and Wilkins Named Officers at ASOC Meet
Charles George of Odessa and Doc Wilkins were elected to new roles Monday night at the Association of Oil Well Servicing Contractors meeting. George became a director on the governing board and Wilkins was chosen as chairman of the Central Permian Basin chapter. The group plans a dance on July 6 at the Odessa Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles George
Odessa
Doc Wilkins
Association of
George
Wilkins
Central Permian Basin
ASOC
Odessa Country Club
Oil Wells Near Jal New Discovery In Lea County
Tidewater Oil completes No 6 C Coates prospect four miles east of Jal in Lea County. Five hour test produced 209.5 barrels daily of 42 degree oil. depth 8177 feet. tubing 315 psi. gas oil ratio 120:1. Also Amerada Petroleum No 1 EC State in Lea County tested Devonian with 1400 feet free oil and 3000 feet gas-cut water blanket in a five hour 15 minute test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidewater Oil Co
Coates
Deep
Lea County
Jal
Nowinz Elienburger
Week's Oil Output Drops Across States
United States crude oil and condensate output for the week ended June 7 fell by 70,150 barrels from the prior week to 7,348,025 barrels per day. The year to date total reached 1,204,570,575 barrels, versus 1,147,694,818 barrels for the same 1956 period, with state changes including California down 1,100 and Texas down 55,800 while Illinois up 4,700 and Wyoming up 13,350.
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Tulsa
United States
The
Oil and Gas Journal
California
Colorado
Louisiana
New Mexico
Texas
Ilinois
Kansas
Montana
Nebraska
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Sinclair Continues Union Negotiations
Kansas City United Press reports talks with about 10,000 Sinclair Oil Co production workers extend into the fourth week. Sinclair vice president M. E. Stone says negotiations with the oil chemical and atomic workers union will continue for several days likely through this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Sinclair OH Co
M. E. Stone
Sinclair
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Strike Averted at Port Neches Rubber Plant
At the Texas U S Chemical Co rubber plant in Port Neches a strike planned by Local 4-228 of the Oil, Chemical & Atomic Workers Union was avoided after workers were told to stay on the job as shifts changed. Officials said a 6 percent wage increase was granted and the dispute concerned fringe benefits.
Wildcats Reported In Coke and Runnels Oil Lease
Two wildcats reported in Coke and Runnels counties on a 640 acre Permian Basin lease Tuesday. Geochemical surveys target 4200 foot depth near Section 17, Block 265, Juan Jose Jiminez Survey. William ST. Lee and Peeler Brothers seek to drill Ruth Callins Mendenhall No 1 Coke County wildcat eight miles west of Robert Lee with proposed depth 500 feet.
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Permian Basin
Harris Davenport
Runnels
Crews
Juan Jose Jiminez
William ST. Lee
Peeler Brothers
Ruth Callins Mendenhall
Coke County
Robert Lee
Grayburg Test Slated In Eddy County
Robert B. Whitehead of Midland has filed to drill No 1 Saunders Federal as a Grayburg test in Eddy County ten miles southwest of Mallamar. Proposed depth is 4000 feet with the location 660 feet from the north and east lines of Section 35 17S 31E, about one mile south of the Premier field.
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Robert B. Whitehead
Midland
Grayburg
Eddy County
Mallamar
Strawn Project Recovers Oil In Pecos County
Cities Service Oil Co et al recover oil and gas in the Ellenburger at the White and Baker Pool three miles south of Strawn Pecos County Texas from drillstem tests. Initial 981 to 9992 feet test yielded 2590 feet of casing and 105 feet of heavily gas cut mud. A follow up 9990 to 1042 feet test produced 10 feet mud with no shows. Location is Section 28 Block C-4 GC and SF Survey.
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Cities Service Oil Co. Et al No
Priest
Pecos County
Clear Fork
Connell Sand
Strawn
White and
Baker Pool
Ellenburger
Conny
Gc&sf
Water Flooding Topic Dominates Compact Parley
A committee of the Interstate Oil Compact Commission will prepare recommendations on curtailing water flooding and its impact on secondary oil recovery at its winter meeting in Tulsa. Debate on the issue opened the summer meeting in Yellowstone with pro and con views. Proponents argued no production drop, while others cited data showing reduced output. Speakers included Claude Hacott, Art Buckwater, Bert Murphy, J. B. Bugbee, John Bannister, and L. B. Curtis representing Shell, Halliburton, and Continental Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
Wyo
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Commission
Tulsa
Oklo
Claude Hacott
Houston
Tex
Art Buckwater
Wichita Falls
Bert Murphy
Fort Worth
J. B. Bugbee
Denver
L. B. Curtis
Continental Oil Co
Casper
Water Demand Forecast Raises Costs Across Nation
Helena Montana reports on a speech by Paul Weir of Atlanta, head of the American Water Works Assn. He warned that if population growth trends persist to 1975, municipal utilities will need about 50 percent more water. He estimated over 300 million dollars must be spent annually nationwide to meet rising demand.
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Helena
Mont
American Water Works Assn
Paul Weir
Atlanta
Hearing Set On El Paso Natural Gas Expansion Plan
A July 3 hearing was set on El Paso Natural Gas Co. proposals to build and operate about 169 million dollars in facilities to deliver an additional 285 million cubic feet of gas daily to new and existing customers in Arizona and California. The commission cancelled an earlier hearing and consolidated proceedings. Original plans included facilities worth 117 million for Arizona, Texas and New Mexico to supply 185 million cubic feet daily to Los Angeles and San Francisco and in Arizona. El Paso also sought 55 million dollars in facilities to deliver up to 100 million cubic feet daily to Southern California Edison in Los Angeles as a new customer.
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Washington
el Paso Natural Gas Co
el Paso
Arizona
California
Texas
New Mexico
Los Angeles
San Francisco
el Peso
Sombum California Edison Co
le Angeles
Livestock market notes and ewe prices at Port Worth
A fragmented livestock market report from Port Worth lists cattle and hog prices, stray listings, and sheep and ewe quotes. It cites traders like Ky, Vinge SY, and Stewie with bid and sale notes, including figures around 21.75 and 36.05 for various breeds and ages.
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Mis
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Andrews
Conoco
Teta Paclle
Universcity
Borden
Sinclair Jo Keonsma
WuUkeKed
Suraberry
Tidewater
Clayton and Johnson
Crane-Gulf
Connell Otug
Wardell
Crockett
Dawson Carawev
Smith
Hurole
Britt
Leonard State
Cement Shell
James Ranch
Hockley
Uridlah Armerican Ahouseedl
Golal Deeto
Uride
Johnson
Wrtiling
Bed Hora
Loierada
Fiat Verfurs
Uoans
Eae Rs
Shell
Peres
Dafttime
Jux
Richards
Daillinu
Uilon Deh Duncan
Coring
Loving
Chambers Mat Kennedy
Drilline Gyze
Edindeson
Mullins
Lewry Daiiling
Edwards
Pain Agnedean
Phillips
Universite
Amerada
Hilev
Arillins
Honolulu
Monterrey
ODC
Sutton
Hudspeth
Draliier Agg
Amderyon Prichard
Banehk
Tom Green
Tna Abriting Dbaz
UPTON
Champlin University
PAL Drilling
Val Verde
Guinn
Adrilling
Ward—Gulf
Estes
Yoakum
Abbott
Anderson Prichard
Holt
Lone Star
Keller
Magnolia
Midland County Oiler
Aca Ae
Terry Wildcat
Winkler
Jal, N.M
Clea Fork
Tubb
McKee
Amerada Petroleum Corp
Gladiola Pool
Plymouth
Car Life
Mo Prican
Issuc
Dell
Chrysler Corporation
U.S. Auto Club
Motor Trend
U.S
Lee TV Seruon
Abc-Tvl
Firestone Tire & Rubber Company
Orange
W. A. Wilson
Firestone
el Paso Natural Gas Products Co
Eddy
Strawn Project
Dow
Jedd
NEW York Stock Exchange
Tast
Alleghancy Corp
So Aluminum Co
Amerada J'ete Td
Americana Airlines
American Tel & Tel
Anaconda Co
Anderson
Prichard
Argo
Ashland Oil
Atlantic Tier
Dwin Lina
Baltimore & Ohio
Snty Bethishen Steel
Boeing
Enne Briuilff Airlines
Chrysler
Phillips “Pete
Ee Radio Corp
Amer
Republic Steel
Royal Dutch Mat
Sears & Rot Buck
Shell Oil
Sinclair Milayy Skelly
Serang
Steel
Western Union
Gagne
American Stock Exchange
Petmfine
Southern Pete
Ray Crewe
Gil
Ft Dixit Drilling
Fricker Cerp
Goere Eaulpmest
Misery
Pete
Gee
Rat
Uae
Thompson Nesses
Werern Natural Gas
Ariher v. Bremky
Campany
Port Worth
JY Won
eAiom
Hoga and
Chine Ewe
Svecker Trey Gales
Mey Searlinges
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