Multiple Texas wildcats drill depths and locations in Scurry Fisher and Howard counties
In Southwest Scurry County F Howard Walsh No 1 Will Clay Jr drills below 6475 ft with no show and aims to 7000 ft. No 10 Byrd Frost in Sharon Ridge plans 3499 ft. Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Co No 1 U S Gypsum Co to test 6500 ft Ellenburger in southeast Fisher County. other wildcats include No 1 Dix and No 1 Sabine in Fisher, No 1 Grady Wallace in Kent County, and No 1 Norvin Smith in Howard County with varied depths and perforations noted.
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Scurry County
F. Howard Walsh
Will Clay, Jr
Canyon Reef
H&tc
Sharon Ridge
French M. Robertson
Ira
Fisher County
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Company No. 1
U. S. Gypsum Company
Sylvester
H&tb
Newman
Fisher
Lake Oil & Gas Company
Griffin and Roach
Midland No. 1 di
New Frontier Production Company
Abilene
West Kent County
Grady Wallace
W&nw
Chaparral
Pennsylvania
Clairemont
DOB Oil Properties, Inc
F. W. Holbrook
Midland and Associates
Frank Miller
North Bo
Howard County
Aikman Brothers No
Norvin Smith
Wildcat
Luther
T&p Survey
Doctor Dunn Wins First Round in Pecos Hospital Case
In Pecos Texas Dr John Dunn won a temporary injunction allowing him to treat patients at Reeves County Memorial Hospital while the hospital board schedules a formal staff hearing within about a week The injunction restricts outsiders from the proceedings which will review accusations about conduct with patients Dunn acknowledged an incident involving a Negro woman patient but denied inappropriate actions The hospital serves Pecos and its 15 000 population with 13 physicians on the county owned facility staff
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Pecos
John Dunn
Reeves County Memorial Hospital
Dist
William Ward
el Paso
Board of Managers
Hill Hudson
Dunn
Hudson
Mary Ella Beavers
Tshombe Heads For Kolwezi Amid Congo Crisis
President Moise Tshombe's movement from Elisabethville toward Kolwezi sparks uncertainty about his aims. Diplomats doubt he will return, while UN pressure and treason charges loom as Congolese nationals monitor his secretive night journey and potential provincial leadership role.
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Ndola
Northern Rhodesia
Moise Tshombe
United Nations
Kolwezi
Congo
U.N
Solwezi
Her
Kolwer
Elisabethville
Katanga
Tshombe
Leopoldville
Tshoimbe
South
Jelisabethvile
Valley Faces Deep Freeze Across Texas Amid Snow and Fires
The Associated Press reports a severe cold snap gripping Texas with light snow in Houston and subzero lows across the Panhandle. Blizzards hit Culbertson and Hudspeth counties near El Paso, while Dallas and Waco endure fires sparked by the cold. Valley forecasts predict freezing lows, urging protection for crops as Brownsville and Raymondville brace for subfreezing temperatures.
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Associated Press
Texas
Houston
Panhandle
Rio Grande Valley
Fort Worth
Dallas
Dalhard
Amarillo
Lubbock
Culbertson
Hudspeth
el Paso
Red River
Brady City
Waco
Odessa
Brownsville
Rio Grande City
Raymondville
Harlingen
Fisa
Edinburg
McAllen
Oklahoma
Water District Sets Third Major Project in Big Spring
The Colorado River Municipal Water District moves toward a large oilfield water flood for Sun Oil in northern Coke County with bids for $2.75 million in revenue bonds and a planned 51.5 mile pipeline. The plan aims to deliver 3 million gallons daily, scaling to 588 thousand after 16 years, sourced from the river and Lake J. B. Thomas, to support a potential Lake Thomas expansion and salt water control efforts.
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Lake
J. B. Thomas
Sun Oil Co
Coke County
Mitchell County
Big Spring
Colorado River
Sun
Silvey
CRMWD
Lake Thomas
Trict
Sun Qi
Eastman, Dillon, Union Securities and Co
New York
Freese & Nichols
Fort Worth
Lake J. B. Thomas
Howard County
Cold snap grips Snyder area with near record lows
The Snyder area opened Saturday with a season low near 3 degrees and a brief, light snow flurry left only trace moisture. By afternoon the temperature hovered around 15 degrees before continuing to fall after 4 p.m as skies stayed partly cloudy.
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Snyder
Cold halts gin work in Scurry County Agriculture
After a stretch of good weather a cold wave froze water supplies and halted most cotton gins in Scurry County. Only the Snyder Co op gin stayed open. By shutting down early, gins had ginned 37 384 bales, with total county crop expected above 40 000 bales.
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Snyder Co-op
Paymaster
Inadale
China Grove
Hermsleigh
Snyder
Layfield
Iya
Dunn
Fluvanna
Water Rates Set for Odessa Big Spring and Snyder
Colorado River Municipal Water District directors in Big Spring fixed 1963 rates for Odessa Big Spring and Snyder. Monthly fixed charges plus 6 cents per thousand gallons will apply with adjustments based on consumption and district costs. Odessa 59181 monthly plus 6 cents per M, Big Spring 22448.33 monthly plus 6 cents per M, Snyder 4868.67 monthly plus 6 cents per M.
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Big Spring
Odessa
Snyder
Colorado River
Fire destroys timber manufacturing plant in Carrollton
Firefighters from three cities battled a blaze at the Timber Manufacturing Co plant in Carrollton Saturday. Chief C. Lovelace estimated damage at 25 000 dollars. The small shop, which makes cabinets and wood work, was destroyed around 3 pm.
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Carrollton
Lovelace
Timber Manufacturing Co
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Scottie
N. R. Clements
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Tray Cooper
Nina Cooper
Clements
Carla
Snyder Area Oil
H&tc Survey
Hassle
Chanajel
Dasma
Propoisen
Nolan
Nype At
Lee
REPCO
Kolorado
Drain
Water District
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