Burkburnett Field Extends South with New Wells
Burkburnett field activity shifts south as the Burk-Waggoner and South Burkburnett pools add two 1,000-barrel wells and new pay zones. The Hansard farm tests on the 1,280-foot sand await completion with estimated production up to 200 barrels but water trouble curbs optimism. In the Kemp-Munger-Allen district two completions remain: the original well and Humble. The Midina tract near block 819 yields two strong wells, while the Waggoner district sees revived interest as western and southern extensions approach, with several producers reporting 125 to 100 barrels and new strata at 1,400 feet in the Roller area. In Tillman county, Panhandle O wind Refining and Gypsy tests near Testerman standardize, while K-M-A sector progress remains limited. Public speculation centers on land owned by J. W. Culbertson near Dean Station in Clay County.
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Price-Gamble
Hansard Farm
Clay County
Kemp-Munger-Allen
Midina
Texas Company
Birk
Danciger & Emerich
Hull-Tex Company
W. F. George
Burkburnett
Pioneer Production Company
Summerville
Wichita Falls
Barkburnett Field
Tandy
Tillman County
Panhandle
Oklahoma to Lease Disputed Red River Land
Oklahoma will lease all land in the Red River bed across Cotton and Tillman Counties including the disputed boundary area with Texas. The sale is set for April 6 by the State Capitol Commissioners with bonus bids payable in full.
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Red River
Cotton and
Tillman Counties
Oklahoma
Texas
State Capitol
Land Office
Texan Urges Palmer Name as Presidential Nominee
Representative Claude Hudspeth of El Paso backs Attorney General Palmer for the Democratic presidential nomination after the Texas cattlemen at the Cattle Raisers' Association meeting in Houston voiced support. Hudspeth said he speaks for himself but heard wide backing for Palmer and cited the Department of Justice action against packers as the only relief obtained so far.
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Claude Hudspeth
el Paso
Palmer
Cattle Raisers’ Association
Houston
Hudspeth
Washington
Texas
Department of Justice
Refinery Plans On Track Amid Real Estate Boom
The Peoria Prescott area shows strong confidence as refinery plans advance. Real estate sales surge with the Lutz building fetching 45000 and the Townsend property selling for 22500. South side of the square sees three buildings sold for 40000, plus the Shire addition bought for a large sum by several buyers. Talks of hotels rejecting offers up to 80000 and 109990 circulate amid a flurry of deals and rumors.
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Peoria-Prescott
Lutz
W. B. Townsend
Ben
W. H. Evans
Basham
J. C. Sumer
W. ©. Powell
Abilene Competes for New Methodist College Seat
Abilene and Stamford vied to host a new Methodist junior college. Abilene offered 800000 dollars plus a 250000 building site and perpetual water, while Stamford proposed 265000 plus 100000 optional. The Northwest Texas Conference panel urged Abilene if a further 100000 endowment is raised, with final approval pending November conference.
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Abilene
Educational Board
Northwest Texas
Methodist Cinch
Lexus
Stamford
Abent
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Dean Station
Clay
NEW College AT
Educational Board of Methodist Church
General Board of Education
J. W. Bust
Paul's Methodist Church
Stamford College
Abileme
Hunt
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Vernon Grocers
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Wichita Falle, Texas
W. T. Berry
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Wild Cat
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