Storage Tanks Ready At Downer Well Near Harrisburg
Storage facilities and 63 thousand barrel capacity installed at Stanolind Downer No. 1 near Harrisburg Banner County. Officials hopeful for a good producer despite cold, mechanical troubles slowing tests. About 260 barrels pumped from Cheyenne County Wednesday. gas pressure may eventually push oil with swabbing possibly unnecessary. Mann No. 1 northwest of Scottsbluff drilled into salt, mud issues slow progress. No. 1 Scheel U. P. well near Lindbergh, Wyo., plugged. depth reached 8320 feet.
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Stanolind
Downer No
Harrisburg
Banner County
Cheyenne County
C. A. Miller
Casper
Kerr & McGee Drilling Co
Oklahoma City
Okla
Miller
John Gayle
The
California Co
Mann No. 1
Scottsbluff
Scheel U. P
Lindbergh
Wyo
New Area For Oil Exploring Is Predicted
Ovid Colorado January 30 1951 Extension of oil and gas developments should reach Sedgwick County this year says Philip J Mullin regional representative of the Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Association at the Sedgwick County Farm Bureau meeting. Exploratory work and seismograph tests are nearing completion and test wells are likely to be drilled soon. The Denver Julesburg Basin spans over four million leased acres with over four million dollars spent in the past 18 months and farmers may receive more than two million dollars in rentals this year. The oil industry spends over 260000 monthly on exploration in Colorado. Mullin notes that northeastern Colorado offers ready transport to markets via nearby pipelines and interlaced rail facilities. He adds Colorado produces only nine tenths of 1 percent of the nation’s oil yet faces taxes greater than Texas where most crude is produced. He warns new taxes would hinder immediate development. Two films on petroleum prospecting and drilling were shown following the talk.
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Ovid
Colorado
Sedgwick County
Colo
Philip J. Mullin
Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Association
Sedgwick County Farm Bureau
Denver Julesburg
Julesburg
Goodie
Elev
Branc
Denver-Julesburg
Mullin
Texas
1951 Nebraska oil well forecast wildcat and production
C Palmer Morse of Omaha announces from the Oil Industry Information Committee that Nebraska plans 165 wells in 1951 with 85 wildcat sites and total footage of about 580000 feet. Last year 171 wells produced 1,239,000 barrels, with 82 wildcat wells and 89 field wells.
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Nebraska
Morse
C. Palmer
Omaha
Nebraska Oil Industry Information Committee
Palmer
Oil and Gas Journal
Nevaska
Neoraska
Omaha Oil
Cheyenne County
Ohio Oil Co
Ohio
Sioux Coun
Siotty, Palmer
Utah
Texas
Oil Industry Can Meet 1951 Demand, Palmer Says
Morse C. Palmer Nebraska state chairman credits 1950 records for supplying the nation with peak petroleum products. He predicts 7.3 percent higher domestic oil consumption in 1951 and asserts industry can meet demand despite Washington and world developments. Palmer notes 1950 saw 43,000 wells drilled, record refinery capacity, and output surpassing wartime peaks while investment nears two billion dollars yearly. He highlights modernization and expansion as keys to meeting 1951 challenges.
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Omaha
Nebr
Morse C. Palmer
Nebraska
Oil Industry Information Committee
Palmer
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Washington
Paltier
Déméstic Constion
United States
Bureau of Mines
Mr. Palmer
Iedustry
Oil Operators Open Sidney Office for Western Nebraska Field
S. H. (Jack) Wilson and Floyd E. Chapman, formerly of Wichita, have opened an office in Sidney to pursue independent oil operations in western Nebraska. They plan to assemble lease blocks for drilling, noting the new field is just entering activity as oils hopes rise, with plenty of work ahead in the region.
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S. H
Jack
Wilson
Floyd E. Chapman
Wichita
Sidney
Nebraska
Mrr. Chapman
Wils
Niy
No Protest Made To Death Of Bonus Law
The oil bonus act passed five years ago. governor veto rendered moot this week. Legislature moved to repeal without debate. Senator P of Gering highlighted provisions. A tax levy was proposed to fund a oil well bonus paying $15,000 for the first well in each county producing 50 barrels daily for 60 consecutive days, with state and county costs described.
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P of. Gering
Notice of Incorporation for Cagle Telephone Company
Notice states incorporation actions for Cagle Telephone Company with names of parties and resident agent Cornelius Weyerts, listing business location and governing details as provided in the malformed text. The readable fragments name the place of business and associate roles and mention the county and state where operation is to occur.
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Cagle Telephone Company
Reece
Cornelius Weyerts
Lodgepole Nebraska Telephone Cooperative Incorporation
In Lodgepole Nebraska the proposed corporation will provide telephone service to farmers in Cheyenne County. It will buy lease and mortgage property to erect and maintain poles wires telephones and appurtenances. It has no capital stock and will pay no dividends with income used to promote its purposes. It will be run by a five member board and officers chosen from members for one year terms.
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Lodgepole, Nebraska
Lodgepole
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Harold Hyde
Lloyd Bauer
John H. Folkerts
Raymond Jessen
Donald H. Block
Harold W. Hyde
Treas
Origin of Sequoia Name Tied to Sequoyah Chief
California's giant sequoias were named in honor of Sequoyah the Cherokee chief who created a syllabary for writing. The attribution links the trees to the inventor of a written alphabet, reflecting the era's fascination with linguistic achievement.
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California
Sequoyah
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