Oil Field Drilling Reports Range Across Texas
The dispatch lists multiple wells and operations in Dewitt, McMullen, Karnes, Webb, Victoria, Goliad, and surrounding counties. It notes perforations, testing, and drilling progress at fields including Tulota, North Nordhetwy, Washhirn, and Quintana, with several wells in various stages from shallow to over 2000 feet, plus mentions of field openings and prospective extensions.
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Aramyay Fec
Ovening & New Field
Myversville
DeWitt County
Tskort Fort
Sue Cnvity
Sulpher Arthur
Kolodzieienyk
Tork Fawn
Dros
T. Sebunneman
Dow Wilccox
Hila Bennett Et al
West Tulota
Ginerich
BA Ri
Tanitone
Dirks
Weel Wleta
HE Dirks
Goren
Mugral
Navarro
Walton
East Ray Field
Wind County
America
McFadden
Golind
Nia Alwrecht
Shine Company
TV Reed
Cube Reek Field
Fromoy
Surley South
Wennr Field
Potton
Guintina
South Texas
McMullen Eounty
Atlantic Wo
Aiinkon
Loma Acres
Uribyt No
Comtiss
Tilden
M. Jones
Kezell
Quintana
Green’ Byaneh
Karnes County
Amernda
Wood
Arknniny
Lyons
Willbert
Filette
Sats
Magnolia
Miles Nouthwest
Honda Urnot
Stanalinden
Holelaagen
Act New
Wurfice Etring
Granatee
New Heath
Victoria
Cunty
Webb
Bratnard
Ortie
Wesendita
Sohio
Laredo
Sanchonmany
Sanchez
Mies
Two New Oil Fields Opened In Southwest Texas
In the week, 33 completions were recorded in southwest Texas, including two new oil fields. Bet county saw W Earl Rows No 1 near Clareville shut in a 3 acre gas well, 1700 pounds per square inch pressure, and perforations, opening a new Frie sand field. Colorado county entries include J Y Frailer Cities Service Oil Co John G iMeva No 1 near Gay, with perforations and initial flows of oil and condensate, easing pressures to establish a new field.
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Southwest
Texas
Bet County
W. Earl Rows
Peters
Clareville
Loch
Willamar Outlet Activity Spurs Oil Field Development
The Willamar area in Willey County sees intensified oilfield work as multiple companies including Sun OH, Hounkle OL, American Production Corp, and independents divide acreage and resume drilling. New farms north of the main field, near existing wells, bring fresh equipment and pipelines as activity expands across several miles with multiple crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neny
Tidewaley
Wilamar
Willey County
Dover
Ube
Nels
Sun OH Company
Hounkle OL and Refining Company
Atandand of
Hangas
Pa American Production
Lexay
Kay Miondsile
Wingstoal
Gytn
Midian
Tay Ein
Nile Nortinasy
Garcia
Te Aniles
Altay Moga
Aires
Derrick Cwhtelr
Sun F Cage
Homer Tie
Eneed Brira
Bay AR Lisatee
Sim
Sullivan
Ejelt Mikes
Dow Jones Stock Averages Edge Higher on Utilities
New York April 4 Dow Jones stock averages show a slight advance with utilities leading gains. The report notes modest upticks in industrial indices while overall market activity remains subdued amid mixed data and cautious investor sentiment.
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Dow Jones
New York
Dow
Endusteiala
Cuilnius
City News Misc Simms Sponsors Event at Local Venues
Simms promotes a sequence of dances and social gatherings at multiple sites including 102 W. Crockett and Hermens Hall. Listings mention Louise Behuette Lodge hosting an event with musical acts from Wied's Orchestra and Toudy Henze, with April dates and 40c tax included.
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City News
Misc Simms
Lance
W. Crockett
Hermens Hall
Toudy Henze
Adm
Tax Inc—Cady
Spot Cotton New Peleans and Recap Notes
Spotty, garbled readout mentions cotton, Peleans, and early low notes. Partial phrases hint at prices, weights, and recaps, with several unreadable terms.
Strike Made In Saxot Area Near Consus Christi Texa s Gulf Sector
A long field note describes a major shale oil strike in Nueces County near Consus Christi and the Saxet structure. Wells reach depths over ten thousand feet with shows of oil and gas in the Edwards limestone and deeper trends, marking new production potential in the region and multiple companies reporting activity and drill results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Cousial
Chicago Corporation
Weil Brothers
Consus Christi
Saxet
Nueces County
Wehway 1
Edwards
South Texas
Burton
Imogese
Hutble
Weaver
Robstown
Alan Nuarca
Ibe
Graham
Grady
Carlotta
Pruittland
Rockfield
Hewitt
Dougl J
Bentonville-King
Duren
Richter
Imagene
Eagley
Petronilla
Seaboard
Frio County
Devine
Luly
Petrontiia Ania
Wildecatting in Duval Continues in Texas Oil Patch
Duval County oil activity continues with new drilling efforts announced by Texag company and partners. Plans include extending wells near Rosita and Jim Hogg County while testing fields south of Benavides and near Swedens field. Early results report pumping tests and water production in shallow wells, with multiple rigs prepared in South Texas oil area.
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Duval County
Wildcattie Coallatien Glave
Petlun
Texag Company
Chaparesa Geir
New Rosita
Jim Hogg County
American Republic
Reyes
Atego
Schafer
Benavides
Newman Brothers
Gravis i Pilg
Sonex
Mallen
North Sweden
Southweat
Siinmore City
Baxell
Southland
Jurca
Methillen
Stina
Range Ramblings from San Angelo and West Texas
April 1 report notes early wool shearing along the Del Rio border and government purchase program tweaks upcoming. Obituary mentions N. D. Nip Black Stone of San Angelo, aged 62, a friend of Will Rogers. Lamb markets show 11 cents a pound for some, with strong prices for milk fat lambs and regional sales in Dublin Midland Pecos and other towns. Black dots spread in Angus herds as new buyers like J. Wy Shook of San Saba and Dorman with McMillan acquire stock. Hinkeney wool warehorse shipped 2,000,000 pounds of 1943 wool to polo barns near San Angelo.
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Ban Angelo
del Rio
N. D
Black Stone
San Angelo
Will Rogers
San
Roby Baston
Arthur Broome
Amos Womble
al Dumain
Fort Worth
Dublin
Midland
Texas
J. Wy Shook
San Saba
L. R. Kershaw
Muskogee
Oklo
Mason County
Dorman
Marvin McMillan
Frank Gocehaus
Abbeville
Ila
Hinkeney
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Cattle and Calf Prices
Market notes indicate fluctuating demand for stocker calves and yearlings, with speeds in trading up or down. Stronger classes sold around 14.75 to 15.00 per hundredweight, while average and inferior lots brought lower bids. hogs and sheep showed steadier activity amid thinning supply. Prices varied by weight and breed, with some lots selling above and others below common regional benchmarks.
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Rugers
Dusy
Pachagra
Locel
Suimer
Gullery
Elaughter
Povni
Conway
Priewsa
Saan Tbo
Paglia
Onis
Chaice Halvor
Falun FA
Medias
Wil Welhera
Alde Wort
Hoks
Avon
Tooverio
Cattle market report shows mixed prices across livestock
Chicago and Kansas City livestock markets display varied quotes for cattle calves and sheep. Slaughter steers and heifers mostly steady to modestly lower, bulls and vealers steady, feeder steers and cows down slightly, lambs mixed with strong upper end tends to hold near top bids.
Colorado Farmer Named Wheat King
Leo Lindstrom of Sterling Colorado, a midold aged farmer who plants 590 of his 1400 acres in wheat, hoisted as Wheat King of the United States by agrano- Tuists at the union stock yards. His prize sample was Tenmarq with a 63.7 pound test weight. He won the Philip W Pillsbury prize for best wheat raised in the nation, receiving a large trophy, $50 and an all expense trip to Minneapolis. Dean Honored Washington April 1 Secretary of State Hull announced that Dean O Mildred Thompson of Vassar College is appointed to the conference of Allied ministers of education in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chtcaco
Tns
Leo Lindstrom
Sterling
Colo
Hailert Hodny
United States
Lindstrom
Union Stock Yards
Philip W. Pillsbury
Minneapolis
Washington
Hull
O. Mildred Thompson
Vassarcollege
Conference of Allied Ministers of Education
London
Soldier Beats Mayor's Wife in Dalhart Robbery
A masked intruder beat and robbed Mrs. Herbert Peeples, 38, wife of the mayor, as she drove a bus between Dalhart and an auxiliary air field. Authorities seek a white soldier suspect. Col Kennedy says they expect to identify the attacker within a day or two.
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Damans Apr L
Dalhart Army Air Field
Herbert, Peeples
E. T. Kennedy
Air Field
Peeples
Wea
Dalhart
Auxiliary Air Field
CIO Leader Hits Back at ALP Factionalism
Sidney Hillman, CIO political action committee chair and Amalgamated Clothing Workers president, defends against charges of communism and ism influence. He says he opposes all so called isms but supports PAC backing for candidates with strong records. The committee votes April 14 and 15 to back endorsed ALP aligned contenders.
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New York
T—Insi
Sidney Hillman
Flketoods
Inf
American Labor Party
Karl Browder
Communist Party
Hillman
Abe
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
ALP
Tete Whiny Anid
Isms
Gubgressman
Martin
Poliical Action Committee
U Oil Leases Net 4 Million In Texas Auction
Austin April 1 The University of Texas lease auction netted more than 4 million dollars with cash bonuses totaling 3 465 900 and a 1 percent bidder surcharge to cover expenses The net proceeds remain with the permanent fund despite the high bids attributed to income tax deductions Oil companies noted high bids benefiting from surtax rules while one tract sold for 9000 and up to 4 million in total was reported along with an unrelated heroin purchase charge Buck 50 held on 1500 bond after hearing before US Commissioner Knight.
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Austin
INS
University of Texas
Bascom Giles
Harry Otto Buck
U. S
Aly, Knight
Market Minute Mixed Cotton Prices and Spotty Notes
The data column shows New York cotton quotes with Open High Low and Close figures, including values around 20.68 to 21. etc. The fragment also includes oddities written as names and initials, suggesting miscellaneous commentary or ticker notes without coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wool Markets Update Under War Orders And Prices
In New York on April 1 wool markets showed tops tied to war order influence with prices remaining firm through June. Grease wool stayed steady while certificateds posted varied quotes including May 126.8 and July 108 with futures near 12 lower.
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New York
Boston
Jane
Lavaca County Agents Reports Hog Market Impacts and Awards
Lavaca County Agent Henry A Fitzhugh reports pig and vegetable losses from cold weather affecting local Crops and the Antonio market. The 4-H program awarded $50 war bonds to August Danak and Marvin Cernik for hog production and placement, with other honors to Gustin Hrock and Paul Dworsky. G G King notes difficulty measuring work goals for armed forces support and mentions a Brazilian agriculture official visiting Texas farms.
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Lavaca County
Hallettsville Charapher of Commerce
Wits
August Danak
Marvin Cernik
Velehred Club
Gustin Hrock
Paul Dworsky
Lavara
G. G. King
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Dewitt
Willamar
Heliann Sons
St. Mary's
Louise Behuette Lodge
Pio
Deep Edwards
Saxot
Duval
Secre
San “Antonio
Mra. Moriha
Susay
Thompson Place
Goliad County
San Antonis
Bur Vivera
Percy R
Willis H
Leland S. Busby
San Antonio
J. Blbert Busby
Corpus Chris
Bryan W. Busby
E. Horsey
C. J. Matthews
Dora Busby
Kenedy
Robert L. Jackson
Franklin
Marlin
Surevivors
May Ada Jack Sosons
Roe Jackson
Crosby
Wilbur Jackson
Sid Jackson
United States Naval Reserve
Rhodes
Hearne
Puneral
Dors
Cap- Wat
Ts. Wallace
Owensville
Chares L. Pape
East
Dewey Street
Virginia
San Anlonio
Porter Loring
Mission Burle
Park
Zack L. Pape
Fred Harrison
Atascadero
Calif
Oto Pape
Lakeland
Fla
Z. J. Hi. Patterson
Henry '. Patterson
Annette Patterson
Roy Morgan
Max Wier
Harry Trolbrook
Berkeley Hills
Celt
al Burdette
New York City
Branley Burflette
San Diego
Mary Hernandes
Tackson Street
Swrvivors
Huabind
Robert Hernandez
Pareens
Milton Castaneda
Geere
Man- Mel Castaneda
Margaret C. Gonzales
Josephing Castaneda
M. E. Rodriguez
San Fernando Cathedral
San Fernando
Charles
Paps
Zach L. Pepe
Mission
Hers Park
Hertha Elizabet Andrews
South Bend
George Andrews
Nada A. Schreuz
Richard G. Anderson
George M. Lagariis
Annie Becker
M GC. Wodlker
A. Meyer
Charing A. Landry Sr
Cooper Street
Eman Landry
Charles A. Sleel
Aleile Wrlter J. Landry
Bill Gray
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Willy
Valve
Mom
Mt Aloes
Shalom Yltering
Wendy
Hutk
En High
Belfers
Alrong
Kansas City Livestock Akangas City
Eblopers
Aoents
Colorado
Soldier
CIO
Central Power & Light
Pia
Mercantile National Bank Com
Southwestern Public Service Con
Texas Electric Service
Texas Power& Light
Texas Power Light TR
Tex-G-Rain Flour Mills
Texas Hydro-Electric
Rauscher, Pierge & Company
Mitam
Garfield
Ly. Ass
New Orleans
Pen. Hich. Law, Clone
May
Ue Bae
Mit
Henry A. Fitzhugh
Gan Antonio
Larace
Ing Colisse
Liles de Rego Cavalcanti de Albuquerque
Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture
Latiogo Foundation
Durie
Albuquerque
Luling
Tavares Standard & Poor's Corporation
Hilidson Street
New Yorks
Mekee
Nak Dinetics
Briwern N. Presa
Avarro
Mat
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