Prospect in West Frei yields oil on drillstem test in Cheyenne County
Petroleum Inc reports production casing after oil recovery from a drillstem test at a northwestern West Frei Field prospect in Cheyenne County. The test at 5463.71 feet produced 840 feet of oil, 100 feet of oil cut mud, and 250 feet of muddy water. The article also lists multiple upcoming drilling intentions across Nebraska for the week of April 10 1961, including sites in Kimball Banner Red Willow Furnas and other counties with various operators and wildcat wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Panhandle
Banner
Kimball
Cheyenne
Red Willow
Cambridge Arch
Nebraska
Dawson
Lincoln
Furnas
Knox
H & D Oil and Gas Co., Inc
Reynolds
Wildcat
Lincoln County
C- Own
Interstate Natural Gas and Oil Inc
Durner
Redwillow County
c-Dechert
Don M. Rounds Co
Antelope Gas Products Co
Gardner
Kimball County
c-Rounds
Vernon L. Baker Drilling Co
Diener
c-Own
Signet Operating & Exploration Co
State
Hill Field
Furnas County
The
Frontier Refining Co
Hofman
Ackman
Midwest 01 Corp
Barver “Cp
Sleepy Hollow Field
c-LeMans
Midwest
C.l Corp
c-Brinkerhoff
Murfin Drilling Co
Falcon Seaboard Drilling Co. Wildcat Off Exeter
Falcon Seaboard Drilling Co. No 1 Rosshaw unit in Cheyenne County prepares a wildcat drill at Exeter area prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falcon Seaboard Drilling Co
No 1
Ross
Cse
Wildcat
Cheyenne County
C- Exeter
Production Pipe Run At Kimball County Wildcat
Oil field reports from Kimball and Cheyenne counties describe wildcat drilling activity with No. 1 Gulf State and No. 1 Karnik and No. 1 Ross wells. Core shows oil in 6947-5514 ft with five feet of sand. two drillstem tests failed. total depth 7018 ft. Nearby prospects east of Yarra field and north of Bushnell. Nebraska weekly oil production averaged 68 537 barrels per day, down from 69 130. Frontier, Red Willow counties report first and potential oil discoveries with swabs up to 17 bpd. New wildcats include Flesner Kimball and Mar tin Red Willow prospects. several completions noted with varying outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champlin Oil and Refining
Don Rounds
No. 1
Gulf State
Nese
Wildcat
Kimball County
Yarra Field
Bushnell
Cheyenne County
Potter
HLM
Karnik
Dalton
Falcon Seaboard
Ross
Nebraska
Paul Roberts
State Oil and Gas Commission
Frontier
Red Willow County
News Muffin Drilling Company
Reagan
Zimmer
Frontier County
Murfin
Barger Field
Stockville
Silver Creek Field
Burch Drilling Company No. 1 Haag
Silver Creek
Dow and McHugh
HLM Drilling Company
Flesner
Skull Creek
K & E Drilling, Inc
Martin
Granite
Lebanon
Tipps
Pubco Pat Corp
Hayes- B
Sleepy Hollow Field
Red Willow
Lansing
Buick Drilling, Inc
Simmons
Calloway
South Alma
Harlan County
Kansas City
Buick Drilling Company, Inc
Drake
Jack Rice Heads West Shore Pipe Line Board
J H Jack Rice president of Marathon Pipe Line Co a The Ohio Oil Co subsidiary has been elected to the board of directors of West Shore Pipe Line Company Work on the 285 mile system begins in June and should finish by year end The main 16 inch line runs north from Chicago area refineries to a terminal west of Milwaukee A 16 inch lateral runs east to Jones Island Milwaukee terminals include a 150 000 barrel Ohio Oil terminal and five others A 12 inch trunk line extends to Green Bay Wisconsin with additional terminals at Des Plaines Illinois and Green Bay The system costs 22 million and starts with 85 000 barrels per day capacity with room for growth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Ohio
J. H
Jack) Rice
Marathon Pipe Line Co
Ohio Oil Co
West Shore Pipe Line Company
Rice
Sidney
West Shore
Chicago
Milwaukee
Jones Island
Milwaukee Harbor
Ohio Oil
Green Bay
Wis
Des Plaines
Ill
Marathon Products
Trees Still Can Be Ordered Through Extension Agent
Lincoln Nebraska farmers can still order trees under the Clarke McNary program as 1.8 million trees are shipped from the Nebraska National Forest to county offices. Arbor Day deliveries run through April 22 and include evergreen and broadleaf species. Carl Loerch says the operation may reach two million trees. contact your County Extension office to place an order. 1960 81 auto license directory books offered for 75 cents at Globe Telegraph Printing Co.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Carl Loerch
University of Nebraska
Nebraska National Forest
Halsey
Loerch
Auto license directory books reduced to 75 cents
The 1960-61 auto license directory books issued by Globe-Telegraph Printing Co. are now offered at a reduced price of 75 cents. If your copy is lost or worn out, purchase a replacement at 75 cents from 1133 Jackson St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-Telegraph Printing Co
Jackson St
Globe - Telegraph Printing Co
Globe-Telegraph — Printing, Co
Gray whale range narrowed to Pacific coasts now
The article notes gray whales formerly in the North Atlantic, now confined to the Pacific along North American shores from the Bering to Lower California and from Korea to Russia. It also mentions 1860-61 auto license directory books reduced to 75 cents, by Globe Telegraph Printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Atlantic
Pacific
North American
Bering Sea
California
Korea
Russia
Okhotsk Sea
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West Frei
FO Hee
Tony Curtis
Father Devin
Tary Merrill
Larry Three Stooge
Jerry Mahoney
Knucklehead
Smiff
Jack Rice
Jacks Jill
Tom Pen
State Employment Service
Maven
Columbia Pictures Presents
Richard Basehart
Cartoon & News
Tunes Academy Anas
Pillsbury
Golden Valley
Pillsbury Buttermile Biscuits
Jack & Jill Milk
Ca cm
Cancer
Telegraph
Esianey Motor Total
Sue Ane Langdon
Universal-International
Curtis
Ferdinand Demara
Fox Theatre
St. Pat's Altar Society
St. Pat's
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