Fred Shield Gasser Flow 43 Million Cubic Ft Daily
In the report a well identified as Fred Shield Gasser produced about 44,500,000 cubic feet of gas daily at 1085 feet depth. The completion included a long extended interval and referenced multiple wells and measurements, with notes on pressure, perforations, and formation details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Shield Gasser
Pau
Garnass
Neil
Evi
Waiten
Oriel
Jetriet
German Reprice Et al Mo
Edrerater Field Courte
Seelisann
Evanlu
Pier Os
Portor
Barstoolus Rus
Atacantia
Texas
Sint & F
Garr
Katz
Grutor
Nudin
Calorade
Benny
Mms Bowe Co
Wiluy
Beaart Bent
Nou
Purnatsham District
Lenin
Oil Industry Geared to Crisis
An analysis notes the U S oil industry stands ready to shift rapidly toward wartime production if a conflict in the Far East widens. It cites July 1940 output, refinery capacity, and current stockpiles, warning civilian rationing could tighten under a full war scenario while praising reserve capacity in Texas and nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max FB
Sruolton
Biller
England
Extraordinary Farm in Mexico
A feature on Manuel Garza Gonzales and his Villa Acuña operation detailing 2600 grapevines, 17 olive trees, 36 almond trees, 125 pecans, hogs, dairy cattle, and a self run laboratory. It notes his extension service praise, market reach to Mexico ports and Honduras, and influence on local farmers through scientific methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vila Actin
del Rio
Inselo
Owence
U. S
Kinney County
Olan Weathershee
Mrackettaire
Weathershee
Dick Miller
Uvalde
Hiselvy Agers
Extension Service
IL Ig
Manuel Garza Gonzales
Peru
Gonzales
Haried
Goraales
Mexico
Honduras
Iowa
Wisconsin
Siku
Agustin Arroyo
Tye
Ife
Amell Dairy
Villa Acuna
Ils Mothen
Ester Crosby
Ganzalee
Moe& Herd
Vont
Villa Aciua
Weathersbee
Prospects Bad For Money Crops In Texas
COLLEGE STATION July 1 Prospects for money crops in Texas are poor due to dry weather and reduced acreages in major crops like wheat, peanuts, and cotton. Experts advise tight budgeting, early planning, and careful marketing, with some crops remaining promising despite losses in others. Pastures and grazing crops look decent, while livestock feeds may be harder to obtain and prices generally lower than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
Betes
C. H
Bates
Texas A. & M
Becaus College
Jean
Washington
C. A. King
Bexar
Tts
Texas Trails Crews Work on Uvalde Ranch Pastures
Texas Trails reports crews crossfencing and dividing a large pasture into six smaller units seven miles southeast of Uvalde. Frank Winslow, owner, aims to simplify cattle management by separating cows with calves from steers, expecting completion in about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Uvalde
Frank Winslow
Beng
Winston
St Devs
Texas Raises Oil Allowables For War-Time Needs
Texas moves to boost oil output by 107 523 barrels daily to 2 580 028, returning to wartime production formulas. State regulators note increases vary by district with Southwest and Gulf Coast seeing larger gains while West Texas fields are more constrained. An August production cap is set at 402 302 barrels daily, with total liquids output forecast around 2 993 137 barrels per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texey Pool
West Texas
Diario MY Cane
Welly Snyder
Swatedge Canyon
Cygdell and Reinecke
Ali
Seunry
US & Huresu of Robes
Texas
Southwest Texas
Southorse
Gulf Coast
Southwest
Base Central
Fast
East Texas Field
West Central Texas
Dows
North Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wd Wyns
Minnie Weiter
Ehuler
Rio
al Rowan
Zstatan
OTL
United States
Houston Oil
Broduatn
Jant Thuraday
National Military Patroleum Board
Secretary of the Interior
Manued Garza Gonzales
Villa
Acuna
Rio Grande
Coahuila
Centro i Clenegas
Gonhulls
Ord Edwards
Sayers
Gener
William Donaho
Floresville
Bexar County
Charles Sewell
Wilson County
Ric
Grofits
Sewell
Beynr
Germany
L. F_ Cuci
San Antonio
Carl
Robert Wy White
Robstown
Nueces
Baker Hotel
Deltas
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Noel Sargent
Nationa Association of Manufacturers
Nessly-Larkin
Honda
Mick Deering
Allis-Chalmers All
Farmall
Calti Vitors
Hay Payer
Call Hondo
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