Oil roundup details wildcat tests near Mentone Toyah
The report lists Bass Enterprises No. 1 Bass WLR Unit State four miles southwest of Mentone in Reeves County as a 19 700 foot wildcat. Monsanto No. 1 Johnson 12 miles southwest of Toyah plans a 10 500 foot wildcat. Several dry holes and other wells are noted nearby in Reeves and Ward counties, with depth figures and survey references. Mississippian oil opens in Ward County with 216 barrels daily from No. 1 Chevron Gordon. Delaware oil production resumes in Reeves County at Orla Southeast field with recompleted No. 2 Thompson State yielding 18 barrels of 37 gravity oil and 18 barrels water daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass Enterprises Production Co
Bass Wlr
Mentone
Reeves County
Monsanto Co
Johnson
Toyah
Delaware
Nine Mile Draw
Ward — Getty Oil Co
University Lands
Quito
Barstow
Reeves — Getty Oil Co
G.C. Northrup Et al
Wildcat
Atlantic Richfield
Midland
Sealy & Smith
Winkler County
Pyote
Taurus
Ellenburger
Monsanto
Jackson
H&tc
Rodgers
Samedan Oil Corp of Midland
Sun- Wheeler
PSL
Kermit
Ward
Texas Oil & Gas Corp
Chevron-Gordon
Yates
Queen
San Andres
Glorieta
Clearfork
Pensylvania
Barnett
BTA Oil
Beall
Ward County
Orla
Burleson & Huff
Thompson State
Permian Basin rig count shows declines from prior report
Reed Drilling Equipment's weekly survey counts 292 active rigs in the Permian Basin Empire, down from 255 two weeks earlier and 9 above last year. Eddy County leads with 31 rigs, Pecos 23, Lea 21, Ward 15, while Hockley and Sutton each report 11. County tabulation continues.
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Reed Drilling Equipment
Permian Basin
Eddy County
N.M
Pecos County
Lea County
Ward County
Hockley
Sutton
Edwards Fisher Gaines Garza Glasscock Hockley
Howard Irion Kent Lamb Lea
Loving Martin Mitchell Nolan Pecos
Reagan Reeves Runnels Schleicher
Scurry County Oe
Sterling Stonewall Andrews
Utton
Borden Terrell Chaves
Cochran Tom Green
Coke Upton Concho
Val Verde Crane
Ward
Crockett
Winkler Dawson
Yoakum Ector
Eddy
Ways to save energy and stretch household supplies
Practical tips from readers on reducing electricity use and costs. Open the washer door after rinsing to air dry dishes and save energy. Use corn starch to extend bath powder. Reuse milk cartons for plant starters, pancake batter, or fire starters. Dry outdoors when weather allows and peel fruit thinly to avoid waste. Readers encouraged to submit ideas to The Inflation Fighter for possible publication and rewards.
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