EFOLOGISTS TO MEET IN DALLAS MARCH 1910 14
Dallas Tex March 1 The American Association of Petroleum Geologists will meet in its fourth annual convention March 12 at the Adolphus Hotel. Owing to oil developments in Texas, a large attendance is expected with some sessions open to the public. Notable speakers include Mark I Requa David White Ralph Arnold and J A Udden among others. The program features technical sessions with papers on stratigraphy oil valuation and geology.
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Dallas
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Amercan Association of Petroleum Grologiste
Dall
Adalphos
Tosas
Tarac Teast
Tis
Weather of
Fort Worth
Associatios
Alexander Duessen
Honstox
Mark I. Requa
Fed States Fuel Administration
David White
United States Ecological Survey
Ralph Arnold
Internal Revenue Department
Beoby Thompson
Londno
May Vihers
Adolphus Hotel
Mayor Bawther
Dalene
Mark Ie Requa
Gil Fmelon
U. 8. Food Administration
U.S. Iogical Survey
J. O. White
West
Rolph Arnold
U.8
Treaeiny
Reedy ‘Chompeon
Einglind
Prafes Salisbury
University of Chicagos
J. Audden
State Geologiet
Thoreday
Wallace
Mead Formation
J. B
J. A. Uddens
Coke County
Lesas
Pennsylvania
Exne
M. Jy. Foller
WG. Mattesin
Fate Gooluy
China
Priday
Randy Arid
Beall
A. W. AirCox
Butler County
Sus
J. St. Shodell
Walter Ht. Berge
Losatare
Haymond
Indiabershin
Fofigs
Adolph
Techni Southwest
Elfiloe
Renarts
Ion
State Bureau
Bee and Live Oak County Men Form an Oil Company
Beeville Texas February twenty eighth the Tee Live Oak Oil and Gas Association was organized with a capital stack of 125000 dollars at 1.00 per share. Already 60000 acres pledged, aiming to reach 290000 under control within a week. Prominent county figures back the venture, with officers led by President J B Wilson and I Terr Bee. The plan seeks lease options and development, signaling a major local oil effort in Bee County.
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Tee
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Arters
Sime
Nlext Prominens
Liewey Conpany
J. B Wilson
Serond Vit Dent
I. Terr Bee
Ind
Hove
Hamilton
McCullough
Tulsa Producing & Refining Co
Shackelford County Oil Leases Bring Higher Prices
Shackelford County faces an oil boom as leases rise in value due to widespread development. Major players include Standard Oil and Pure Gas & Fuel, with large tracts and interests involving Dorothey & Co and local syndicates. Investors are urged to participate as property values surge amid productive wells.
Donnelly Promotes Oil Firm Experience and Drilling Leadership
The message highlights President Shr. Donnelly and Invader-Oil Company boasting 4000 wells drilled across Texas Oklahoma Kansas and the eastern oil field. It credits Donnelly with leadership roles including vice presidents and a discovery well in the Bixby field while noting 15 years of drilling supervision.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Eastern
Donnelly
Invader-Oil Company
Owen A. Wood
Bixby
Garrett Donnelly
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