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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1971
Page
8
Classified schedule lists private party rate 1 line 1 week one dollar. Minimum three lines. Ads accepted until noon day before publication. Garage sales ad rate two prices with box rental service charge. All garage ads require cash in advance.
Lost small white poodle named Soapy, reward offered for return. Contact 445-4324 or 445-5689. Listing source: 2001 Adams.
Delaware Basin activity centers on Midwest Oil Corp No 1 Williamson near Kermit with 60 barrels daily and 22 barrels water during a 24 hour test, 200000 cubic feet gas, perforated zones at 9317 to 9334 feet after 3000 gallons acidizing, total depth 11597 feet. Nearby drilling plans include 3500 and 3600 foot tests in Winkler and Ward counties. Main Rankin reports Seven Rivers oil discovery at Flora Barton in Pecos County with 32 barrels of 23 gravity oil and 240 gas oil ratio, while U S Signal plans a 20500 foot Ellenburger gas searcher near Fort Stockton.
The report details multiple oil and gas prospects in Pecos County and near Fort Stockton. Hamon No. 1 McElreath, Capataz No. 1 Humble Camp b and others target depths up to 28,500 feet. Transwestern and Pacific Lighting announce a 36 MMcfd open flow at No. 1-D Theo Winfield in the Gomez Ellenburger field. Ralph Lowe Estate advances to 26,874 feet at No. 117 University as the world’s deepest project.
A column provides guidance on disability benefits before 65, using life insurance for regular income, obtaining proof of age for Social Security, Medicare premium explanations, retirement challenges, charitable trusts, and guardian duties. It also invites readers to mail questions to Copley News Service in San Diego.
Donald McKay grew up in Nova Scotia dreaming of ships. He dropped out at 13 and learned ship repair at $1 a week, then built a seaworthy dory with his brother. After turning 16 he moved to New York as shipyards boomed during the Erie Canal era.
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