Fortune tests continue at Superior Oil No 1 Fortune Unit
The Superior Oil Co. No 1 Fortune Unit in Reeves County flowed gas at about 4 million cubic feet per day for 114 hours from a Silurian open hole at 14,430 to 15,665 feet after acidizing with 3,000 gallons. The well is located five miles southwest of Orla, with other field activity including the Wiggins-Orla well and multiple drill plans nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Oil Co. No. 1
Fortune
Capman, Deep
Fusselman
Reeves Conty
T-3
T&p Survey
Orla
Coastal States Gas Producing Co
Wiggins-Orla
Superior Oil Co
Midland
Brennand
Chapman, Deep
Reeves County
White & Bennett
Odessa
State National Bank of
el Paso
Pecos County
Fort Stockton
Chevron Oil Co
Standard Oil
T&stl
South
Queen
Mobil Oil Corp
Transill
Abell
State Myrick
Clearford
Imperial
H&gn
Clinton Myrick
C.F. Lawrence
I&gn
J. C. Brnes Oil Co
Dalby
JCB
Clearfork
Exxon Corp
Pecos Valley
H&tc Survey
D.B. Baxter
Woodward
Putnam
Wolfcamp
Girvin
Hanson Corp
Johnson
Tion
G&ammb&a
Wickett
Monsanto Co
Wink
Winker
Apollo
Skelly Oil Co
University
Woldcamp
Block 18
Pyote
Adobe Oil Co. Midland
Mays Estate
Reevs County
Barstow
Pecos River
H&gn Survey
County-by-county oil rig tally in defense pledge area
The Defense Production Act designates priority for petroleum product purchases from US suppliers. Secretary of the Interior County is runner-up with 29 rigs, Lea County New Mexico reports 22, Sutton and Ward counties each tally 16 rigs, totaling area activity across 48 rigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Defense
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Lea County
N.M
Sutton
Ward
Sul Ross biology professors named Piper Award nominees
Sul Ross State University biology professors Dr. Barton Warnock and Dr. A Michael Powell were chosen by university faculty and administration as Piper Foundation Award nominees for 1974. The two from the same department mark a first and reflect strong teaching esteem. finalists to be announced in April 1974.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
Tex
Sul Ross State University
Minnie Steves Piper
SRSU
Barton Warnock
A. Michael Powell
Sul Ross
Powell
Warnock
Delbert Dyke
Minnie Stevens Piper Foundation
Texas
Ft. Stockton
University of Iowa
University of Texas
Trans-Pecos
Sul Ross Herbarium
Southwest
Mexico
Boykin Named Inland Daily Press Association Manager
William G. Boykin CAE of Austin Texas has been named General Manager of the Inland Daily Press Association an organization with 499 member newspapers in 25 states Canada and Bermuda He succeeds William Canfield who retires after 36 years with IDPA Edward Leham Longmont Times Call and Loveland Reporter Herald reports the new president Boykin previously led the Texas Press Association Florida Press Association Allied Daily Newspapers Seattle and Oklahoma Press He is a Oklahoma State University graduate with experience at dailies and weeklies in Arkansas Texas Oklahoma He serves as Secretary Treasurer of Newspaper Association Managers Inc sits on boards of the Texas Society of Association Executives and the Austin Ad Club and is immediate past president of the Austin Sigma Delta Chi chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Boykin
CAE
Austin
Texas
Inland Daily Press Association
Regional
Daily Newspaper Association
Canada
Bermuda
Chicago
Boykin
William Canfield
IDPA
Edward Leham
Longmont
Colo
Times-Call and Loveland
Hearld
Texas Press Association
Ciation Managers, Inc
Texas Society of Association Executives
Austin Ad Club
Sigma Delta Chi Journalism Fraternity
Houston checks for lead poison in city children
About 4000 Houston children under six in low income areas are being tested for chronic lead poisoning after a spring survey found 10 with significant lead in their blood. City health director Dr. Albert G. Randall notes one child hospitalized and 13 others needing periodic doctor checks. The study aims to gauge local risk from old lead paint in slum housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Albert G. Randall
Randall
James Sterner
University of Texas School of Public Health
Sterner
Food and Drug Administration
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pecos Enterprise
Iraan
W&nw
Gulf Oil Corp
Hutchings Stock Association
Ward County
Ward-Estes
Northfield
Gordon Andnston
Reed Drilling Equipment
Permian Basin
West Texas
New Mexico
Eddy County
Pecos
Rogers C.B. Morton
Morton
Duke R. Ligon
Office of Oil and Gas
Defense Fuels Supply Center
DOD
Ligon
County Andrews Borden Chaves Cochran Coke Concho Crane Crockett Dawson
Ector
Eddy Fisher Gaines Garza Hale Heckley Howard Kent Lea
Loving Lubbock Lynn Martin Menard Midland
Mitchell Nolan
Pecos Reagan Reeves Roosevelt Runnels Schleicher
Scurry
Stonewall Sutton
Terrell Terry
Tom Green Upton Ward
Winkler Yoakum
Jesus
Cana of
Galilee
Pete
Bel-Air
Aga Saver
Bel-Air Amily Favorite
Newn A
Mrs Wright
U.S.D.A
Sara Lee
Birds Eye
Cup
Aia
Lucerne
LA Choy
U.S
Minute Maid
Sor
Mrs. Wright
Shady Lane
Sloppy Joe Alegre Nee
Lawry
Safeway RY
Gardenside
Schick Super II
Johnson & Johnson
Wer
En Wheaties
Pens Folger
Folger's
Welch
Ocopyright
Seteway Stores, Incorporated
Meat Loaf
Piedmont
Gaines
Lemon
Latware Tech
Sak
Duncan Hines
Mires
Cragmont Pop
Sat
Toms
Usda Choice
Jusda
Choice
Cragmont
Maxim Coffee
Lipton
Eac
Heinz Pickles
Safeway
Safeway Star
Otro Zeten
Armour's Star
Chuck Roast
USDA
SDA
Ountry
DA Choice
Frepare
Taright
East Point Oysters
PECO
S. Eddy
Lucerne Non. Dairy
By Gordon Bankston
Piper Award
Michael J. Balint
Presidio
Weslaco
Big Bend
Coleman
Guadalupe Mountains
Carlsbad National Park
Sand Hills State Park
Monahans
Davis Mountains
Marathon Basin
North America
National Science Foundation
NSF
Inland
Bill Boykin
San Antonio
Transportation Systems Center
Department of Transportation
Southwest Research Foundation
Tale
America
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!