Three New Tubb Producers Extend Delaware Basin Oil Patch
In Winkler County the Monahans field gains its third Tubb producer with a 3/8 mile northwest extension to the Sealy-Smith Foundation well. Amoco No. 22-A completed in 1956 originally produced 76 barrels daily from Devonian open hole and was recompleted with perforations to 9 000 gallons of acid treatment. Nearby Chevron No. 3 Hutchings Sealy test shows gas flow 1.7 to 3.1 million cubic feet daily with 68 barrels of water and 48 barrels of condensate from the Montoya-Ellenburger zone. a separate Ramsey area in Ward County yielded gas at 5.5 million cubic feet daily from a 5 064 to 5 094 foot interval after initial testing.
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Monahans
North
Winkler County
Amoco Production Co
Sealy-Smith Foundation
Kermit
Stanolind Oil & Gas Co
Amoco
Gemmb&a
Chevron Oil Co
Hutchings-Sealy
Wink South
Montoya-Ellenburger
G&mmb&a
Wink
Montoya
Petroleum Consultant Services
Midland
Ramsey
Pitzer
Ward County
J.keith Somerville
C. O. Hobbs
Clearfork Gasser
Imperial
H&tc
Somerville
Moore State
Oilfield activity reports across Ward and Reeves counties
Gulf Oil and Superior Oil units advance in Plexus fields near Monahans, Barstow, and Toyah with perforations, acidizing, and wildcat tests. Operations include swabs, produced oil and gas, and new multipay field extensions in Ellenburger, Leonard, and Devonian zones.
University Ralph Lowe Estate drilling reaches deep Ellenburger test
The No. 1-17 University Ralph Lowe Estate in Midland is drilling toward a 27,000 foot Ellenburger searcher near section 17, with the former deepest hole at 25,340 feet. H L Brown waits on orders at No. 2 Reed after a drillstem test from 10,760 to 10,830 feet. The test initially failed, then, upon re-run after two hours, reversed out a water blanket and drilling fluid. Location lies 1,320 feet from south and west lines of section 17, block 23, ULS survey, about 11 miles east of Fort Stockton and 4.5 miles southwest of Phillips Petroleum Co No. 1 EE University.
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Texana Oil Co
L. C. Weatherby
Reeves County
Toyah
Pecos
Clayton W. William Jr
Fort Stockton
el Chato
Cayanosa
Rojo Caballos
T&p
Humble Oil & Refining Co
Midland
Elsinore Cattle Co
Pikes Peak
Ft. Stockton
Gc&sf
Mobil Oil Corp
C. F. Cox
Wildcat
Thomas J. Hall
Atlantic Richfield Co
Huber
el Cinco
H&gn Survey
Bakersfield
the Petroleum Corp. of
Dallas
Neal
Petco
Pecos County
T&stl
No. 1-17 University
Ellenburger
Phillips Petroleum Co
EE University
H. L. Brown
Reed
Coyanosa
Banks' Leading Edge Bars Gains in 11-Year View
Economist David K. Blake argues commercial banks face slim odds of a strong near term upswing as loans to deposits stay high. He traces credit crunch to New Economics and Kennedy Johnson policy, noting margin erosion since 1960 and a swing in prime rates with unemployment rising.
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David K. Blake
General Electric
Blake
Nixon
Kennedy
Johnson
Growth of American Newspapers at Century's End
The late 19th century saw rapid newspaper expansion driven by high speed presses photo engraving and comic features. Sensational journalism and vivid layouts helped newspapers reach wider audiences and reshape public culture.
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America
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