Summer Development In Fossil May Fool 'Hammer Artists'
A reading of the Liter ay Digest political poll shows Democratic strength growing across the nation with gains in the South and notable support from Republican voters. The article notes shifting loyalties, lingering doubts about Hoover, Johnson, and Wood, and varied reactions to the Digest’s methodology amid rumors of candidate favoritism and regional voting patterns.
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Fossil Field Promises Payoffs Amid Oil Boom Hype
The Fossil field near Kemeter shows potential with a refinery planned to process fifty barrels daily within sixty days. Arizona Wyoming Oil’s L Mullen, active on site, reports high gravity oil, shallow sands, and a seven mile field area with deeper sands possible. No. 1 well expected to reach about 80 barrels daily, No. 2 producing green crude, while gas pressure suggests substantial upside as operations proceed.
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Kemmeter
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Wyoming-Pacific Company
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Progress Report On Piney Seld Drilling Activity
The R. and N. Oil Co. operates forty acres on the southeast of Dry Piney section six near Lincoln-Idaho No. 2. They are down about 120 feet drilling a 10 inch hole with a National rig. Piney Crescent test at 830 feet shows strong gas flow. Lincoln-Idaho No. 3 is down about 107 feet.
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Lincoln-Idaho
C. L. Benjamin
Kemmerer
Piney Crescent
Lincoln- Idaho
War Risk Insurance Circular Helps Ex Soldiers Reapply
The War Risk Insurance bureau released S. D.9 detailing latest government guidance for veterans whose coverage lapsed. Former service members should apply for an injury certificate within a year of discharge to protect themselves and dependents against future complications.
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Wyoming-Pacific Resumes Drilling at Fossil Field Well
Field Manager A B Curtis and George F Kuntzel of the drilling crew at Wyoming-Pacific Oil No 1 well in Fossil field were in Kemmerer on Saturday. The well, shut two months, has had 540 feet of casing removed and is now about 600 feet deep with drilling to resume this week. Live news is expected soon.
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George F. Kuntzel
Wyoming-Pacific Oil Company
Fossil Field
Kemmerer
Curtis
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