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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-07

ON Arch street
in Philadelphi
between Second
and Third streets
there stands in the
midst of many
busin css properties
a little house that
is endeared TO the
hearts OF all Amer
leans as the home
of Betsy Ross, the
ma ker of our
Flag. Betsy Ross
was a gentle lady
who lived during
the days of the
A 11Arfcan ReVOlu-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-07

With an egg beaten beat till they
are feamy and light.
Add water and salt and beat again.
Slide eggs into the pan on top OF
the bacon and cook for three minutes.
Put into a hot oven and cook for
about 10 minutes or till nicely brown.
Fold one-haIf over the other. slide
onto a hot platter and serve at once.
This is enough for 3 people-double
the recipe 10 make enough for G.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-07

their flag that reminded them Of Eng
land. FOR they thought that England
had treated them very badly. So they
wiped out the cross in the corner.
which was English. and put there
thirteen white stars in a circle on
field Of blue and that was the first
American iag-thirteen stripes and
thirteen stars"
Jamie began TO count the stars in
the little flag. But there are lots
lmnrs than ihirteen s.ars IN this one :.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-07
TX JUNIOR COOK
BACON ON1kLET

Take:
strips of bacon.
eggs.
tablespoons of water.
q teaspoon salt.
Cut bacon stripes into six pieces
each.
Drop into frying pan and cook till
brown over A slow fire.
While the bacon is cooking crack
the eggs and drop them into deep
howl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-07

ooh say, can you see by the da~n's
early light,
What 50 proudly We hailed at the
tXyilight's last gleaIning?"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-07

My fourth we enjoy at night.
ANSWERS
WORD TRANSPORTATION - A.
Nag. Gndt Tang. Grant. Garnet.
Granite. Tearing. Rating. Train.
Rant Ant Ton A.
WORD SQUARE
Star
Tape
Apes
Rest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-07

WET and clear the opening
~ notes of the song rang out over
the barred heads of crowd OF
~ people who had gathered In the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
Good ShO1ging
Of Gas Near
Cartilage Tex.
Heavy Gas Pressure En-
countered IN the East
Texas Field.

Carthage. Texas. Nov. Opera
tons are active IN Pamela and Shelby
counties Of east Texas. In this vicin-
ity great showings Of gas have been
found In a number of wells. The Ma
tional Oh company's wen In the
southwestern part Of Pamela county
encountered a sas pressure at 1910
feet so. strong that II was only with
the greatest effort that the tools were
kept in the hole. The well was
abandoned at 1000 feet on account Of
a lest string OF casing IN the hole
However. a second well was started
in the same district bv the National
OIL company. THIS well is drilling at
ESQ feet. It is situated on the SABINE
uplift Of the same sanu and age as.
the Claibourne and DeSoto Parishes
complete this well around goo feet.
where IS expects 20 reach the bios
som sand
The Texas company has eight wells
drilling in Pamela county on IT'S
Waterman lease. This lease is
situated about 10 miles northwest
of the National wells. Each Of these
wells are pumping about 30 barrels OF
oil per day from around Zoo feet
This compauy's Pickering wells are
On the same unlirt as that
Of the National OIL comDany's wells
and prospects are good for heavy
seven miles south Of the National
Oh company's well. Colonel Green
ct al, are resuming operations on
their well near Caledonis in Shelby
county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
BACK ON
OCEAN STOCKS
Company Pays Hundred
Per Cent Dividend; Sink
inc Second Wen.

Two hundred thousands dollars IN
checks comprising 100 percent in
dividends wiz reach stockholders OF
the Ocean OIL and Refining company
this week
The checks were mailed out today
before Wilson G. Porterneld. sscrs-
tary and treasurer left for shrevs-
port Ia, on business connected with
the sinking OF the Homer company
weI
The Ocean company Is capt.
TALKED for 100000 and today's
dividend payment returns to each
subscriber hss OF her money. All
tu1ure ditllen-s BY the company
VIII be clear profit The COM
pany's well f. connected to n ulue
line and f. floWin= steadily. A
second wen f. being sunk and
OFFICERS OF the company believe
they are going To be able 20 pay
from 10 to > percent monfhly IN
DIVIDENDS.
A telegram 30 f. A. Norris yes
terday from his son. Carter. at
Ranger. said the flow Of the f0riginal
OCEAN well is Increasing
This Is the first Instance IN which
Fl Pasoans have got all their money
back on their first dividend from oil
stock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
THREE OIL COMPANIES PLAN
TO MERGE THEIR HOLDINGS

A Dallas Texas, report is that three
different companies operating or
planning to operate IN the Tampico-
TuEpam fields Of Mexico have effected
a merger under the title OF one OF
the concerns. the Tampic0 Petroleum
Pipe Line and Refining company,
with headquarters in Dallas. The
capitalization IS placed at so. 600, 900.
The Tampico Oil Development aid
Leasing Syndicate and the "C0mpania
de Petroico. Oleoductos Y Refineria
de Tampico" are the other two con-
Germs OF the merger.
The Tampic0 Petroleum Pipe Line
and Refining company has large
acreage in the state Of Veracruz with
organization. drilling machinery and
other equipment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
EXPECT FLOW
To INCREASE
Drill Goes Deeper in
Prairie Company's Well
at Eastland

Eastland, Texas, Nov. 4-The r. II.
Danley No. Of the Prairie OIL and
Gas compay is making 100 barrels
an hour with the driu nine feet In
the sand The drill has 10 20 eight
feet further before the wei win be
completed and il is believed that the
flow VIII Increase. This test is the
second completion Of the Prairie OIL
The other was the No. ] j. T. Roper,
which came In making so barrels per
hour.
OIL is flowing over the derrick OF
the r. C. Fain ct al wen. situated on
the west acre OF the Pleasant Grove
church lot The ven VIII be brought
in within the next few days and the
operators hope TO have a vel as large
as Baleurines
On the J. ". HoHeman tract. the
States Oh corporations No. 2 Is max
ing 200 barrels Of oil per day. The
No. ! on this property came in about
is days ago with an initial prOduc-
ton of 400 barrels. II dropped TO
$50 barrels.
The Roxana Petroleum company's
well on the Donnellv tract, 10 miles
southwest Of Graham. has increased
its flow and is now believed to be
good for 200 barrels. This well came
Ia several days ago 1t has not YET
been completed The RONana people
are planning TO drill five wells ad-
joining this test during the coming
winter
Tue North American oil company
VIII driu a couple Of wells in this
vicinity II is drilling al depth OF
500 feet in one well a mile and a
half east Of the Donuelly tract
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
Well May Mean
An Extension Of
Deep Pay Sand
Oil Operators Show Inter-
est IN the Brecken-
ndge Field.

Breckenridge. Texas. Nov. top
orators IN this vicinity are surmising
on the result Of the $500 barrel well
brought in a few days ago by the Sin
clair-Gulf OIL company on the Man
ming tract It is the companys No. 2
on the property and began flowing
after being shot with $50 quarts Of
nitroglycerin from a depth Of 3I56
feet. This wen is an extreme south
western edge well and may mean the
extension Of the deep pay sand.
This company has number Of 9TH
er interesting tests being drilled Ia
this vicinity. Among these the FOL
lowing wells are expected to reach
the big pay any day. No. Z Vaughn,
drilling at $3.50 feet; No. Cody.
drilling at $500 feet; No. Lee. drill
ing at $3.50 feet: No. 2 Ledbetter,
drilling at $500 feet; No. / Maxwell.
drilling at 3525 feet; No. Vaughn.
drilling at $500 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
TWO OIL COMPANIES FLE
CHARTERS IN NEW MEXCO

Arriba on company. OF Chama. has
been Incorporated for $4,000 Of this
amount 5000 has been paid In The
incorporators are H Leroy Han and
F. A. Dudrow, Of Chaua: John C.
Herr Bayfield,. Colo Martin Nc
Grath, Denver. Hall Is the statutory
agent
Five citizens OF FL Paso and two
OF Alamagordo have Incorporated the
Yeso Bluffs OIL and Gas company. OF
Alamogordo with a capital stock OF
half a million dollars. The company
begins business with $1,000 paid IN
The FL Paso fncorporators are Tom
Lea, z B. McClintock. Joseph A.
Wright, W c. wilkins and Scott c.
White. The Alamogordo incorporators
are George F. Moffett and " L
Rutherford. the former being statu-
tory agent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
DANGER SIGNALS
OF BAD BLOOD

Pimplss on the face. punches in the
neck, salloW and sWarthy complexion.
sores, ulcers, mucous patches copper
colored spots. scaly skin affections,
constipation. Inactive liver dyspepsia
and stomach troubles are common
symntoms OF poisoned blood There -
no ranedy offered today 10 the public
thar has SO successfully cured these
diseases as Number 40 For The
Blood. An old doctors prescription
containing the -ost reliable altera-
tiyes known TO medical science.
Put UP By ]. c. Mendenhau. Evans
vile. Ind, 30 years a druggist
sold by Kelly & Pollard. wholesale.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
HUMBLE COMPANY PLANS
OPERATION AT SIPE SPRINGS

Sipe Springs, Texas. Nov 4.-The
Humble company Is making arrange
ments TO develop its holdings in the
Sfpe Springs district AZ an early date.
Twenty five rigs are being shipped
here. Ten tank cars are being shipped
from the Norman vel. which
the company brought IN only q few
DAYS ago. Operations viii be under
way as soon as the pipe line Is con-
pleted
other companies are making plans
70 drill IN this vicinity and numer-
ous rigs are arriving for this work
Property values are Increasing
daily throughout the residence dis
trict as well as in the business sec
ton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04

Don't stay stuffed upi Quit blowing
and snufhing! A dose o. 'PaDe's Cold
Compound taken every two hours
until three doses are taken usually
breaks up a cold and ends all grippe
misery.
The very first dose opens your
clogged-up nostrils and the ar pass
ses OF your head: stops nose run
ningi relieves the headache. duliness
Leyerisnness, sneezing. soreness, stlff-
-Pape's Cold Compound" "a thu
quickest surest relief known and
costs only a few cents az drug stores
Il acts without assistance tastes
nice Contains no quinine. Insist 81
Pape's.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
BEAVER VALLEY COMPANY
TO DEVELOP Z FOOT SAND

The Beaver Valley OIL and Refining
company is to develop II foot sand
struck at 50 feet in its Hodges No
I well near Nocona, Montague county
Texas This is 20 be done with Two
star rigs The Hodges No 1 was O
contract for a deep test but IL was
estimated that this shallow sand was
good Tor Is TO % barrels and would
probably settle down TO five 10 10
barrels
ale Hodges No ] is drilling around
2500 feet and two showlngs OF OIL ana
gas have been encountered In Lnai
section other wells have another sana
between $500 70 zee feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
Sli0ers Fly From Bit
In San angelo We'll

san Angelo Texas. Nov. Near
Paint Rock. C0ncho county. the
ShuItz Oil company's well on the
W. o. Shultz ranch is drslinE az a
depth Of $3.50 feet The black lime
formation has not yet been en-
countered in this test
IN the wen being sunk on the
whitehead ranch in NalVerde county
the drin Is il hard rock formation
at 5000 feet The rock f. so hard that
sTfvsrs have been knocked off the bit
Operations at the ven are making
GOOD headWay. The company IS keep
fnr sufficient fuel oil on hand so
that work VIII not be held un. This
lest IS Of the E II. p Green wells
Bulbs Hyacinths. tulips. Narcissus.
Fl Paso seed Co. Thone 363.-Adv.
Csrti-s & Co. buy Liberty Bonds.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
NEW MEYIC0 COMPANY OWNS
ACREAGE IN COSTAL FIELD

The Columbia oil and Leasing com
pany recently organized at Albu-
querque and Incorporated under the
laws OF New Mexico with 2 capitali-
zatiou OF s50o.01o, owns acreage IN
the West Columbia field IS miles
south OF Houston. Texas All the in
perpetrators are Albuquerque and
santa Fe, n r.. people except Thomas
II Dees, Of Dallas. Il IS claimed that
Dees was one OF the incorporators
OF the Hog Greek company. which
was sold out TO the Magnolia Petrol
cum company for $4,000. COO, netting
profit Of $4,000 a share Of the Hlg
Creek company holdings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
BUILDING
THE PIPE LINES
Company Hastens Work
to Care for Burkburnett
Production.

Wichita Falls, Texas, Nov. Pipe
Z line building viii be FASTENED Outing
the present fair weather in this vicin-
I ity. The Texas Empire Oil company's
eight inch line IS IN operation from
/ here to Waurika, Okla, but the capac-
ity OF the line depends upon the
capacity OF the loading racks and the
number Of tank cars available at
Waurika- When the line is completed
into Healdton and tied on the big
trunk line, its capacity win be 25.-
eco barrels daily
The first trainload shipment Of
crude oil from the Burk-LeWton Pine
Line company has been shipped TO
Tulsa and St Louis
The Sinclair Gulf pipe line has
some distance to 60 before making
connections with the mains at Heald-
ton
The Gulf Production line from Fort
Worth TO Burkburnett is COMPLETED
as far as Henrietta. Texas. This is
q six inch line and IL win have a
capacity Of 5000 barrels daily.
The Ryan Petroleum compauT's
line TO AddintOn. Okla. has Il miles
TO go before IL VIII be completed
Production Increased.
Many new compilations have been
made in the Wichita Falls district
during the past 10 days. Although
there is an increase IN production the
average daily pine line runs show
small decline The total average for
the district was $500 barrels. which
gas divided as follows: Burkburnett,
1000 barrels; Electra. 10000 barrels.
Iowa Park 500 barrels- PetroIia. 500
barrels; Holiday. 100 barrelu.
The following completiona were
made in the WagEoner pools
goner. 600 barrels
Margay Oil company. No. 8 Wag
goner. 800 barrels.
Noble and Livingston. No. Is Wag-
gOner, block IS. $50 barrels.
Iouman OIL comuanT- No. WaE-
Eoner. block IS. 1000 barrels.
Texas company, No. s Fowler block
50. 400 barrels.
Texas company. No. Il Fowler. 800
barrels
Foner $50 barrels.
Texas company, No. Morgan, 500
TsEss company, No. z Morgan. 1000
TeEss company. No. Is Morgan. 500
TeEas company. No. p Morgan. ESQ
Noble and Livingston No. wag-
goner. 1000 barrels.
1Torean. 1900 barrels.
1Iidco oil company. No. Taylor, I
si1eIIy wells Producing.
". G. Sicily; No 2 Waggoner. block I
ST. 1900 barrels
". c. skeuy. No. s wsggoner. 800
barrels.
". G. skelly. No. waggoner. lease {
3. 1000 barrels
". 6. skeily. No. waggoner. lease
B. 1000 barrels
". G. Sicily. No. Z Waggoner. lease
B. 1000 barrels.
Godley-Wener OF company. No. 10 /
B1annon. 600 barrels.
IN the Electra field the following 4
wells were completed during the past .
Roy B. Jones. ct al. No. L s b.
Burnett. 30 barrels
Texas company, No. Friedline, 90 4
barrels
The Halle OIL company. No. 2 Sol
Williams. 25 barrels.
Larue OH company. No. 2 Rogers,
10 barrels.
IN the Burkburnett towusite the
Magnolia Petroleum company has
completed its No. 20 Van Cleave- The
ven is making so barrels OF oil daily.
-as comnanv's Slrailer No. Is max
ng a daily flow OF 500, 900 cubic feet
Z gas II was reported q few dars
20 that this wei was good for only
0no. 600 cubic feet The gas In this
reu viii be pipe to Dallas. Fort
Worth and other cities OF north
'eNas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
TYLER, TEXAS BUSINESS MEN
FORM DEVELOPMENT COMPANY

Tyler. Texas. Nov. Capitalized at
100000 the Hogg Bayou Oil and De-
velopment company Is preparing to
begin developing its holdings near
Carthage Texas. This company is a
new organization and its officers are
al Tyler business men.
The company holds leases on ap-
prOximately 5000 acres Of land near
Carthage. Last year a well was sunk
In this vicinity and OIL was found at
a depth Of 200 feet The well was
abandoned on account OF twisted cas-
ing in the hole. Operations viii be-
gin at once.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
STRIKES
NEW RICH SAND
Tulsa Well Flows Ten
Minutes as Soon as
Sand Is Touched.

Tulsa, Okla. Nov. "A rich and
heretofore unknown sand has been
f0und in the Writ Franklin wen drill
ias on the Thompson farm. section
z1-4s-2w. Hewitt field. at a depth OF
1850 feet When the sand was first
touched the wen flowed for 10 min
utes. This wei IS the farthest north
west wen 10 the hewitt pool which
now has six producing wells As many
as five distinct sands have been
found fin the field Production Of the
Writ Franklin wen has not been
estimated
Ia the Beggs district q 1900 barrel
wen has been brought I'm by the In
diahoma Refining company and
George Simons on the Mcintosh farm
This well is the 80 on the property.
which has one well which came in
with an initial flow OF 1000 barrels
several months ago.
A 100 barrel Wen has been brought
in by the Barnsdall OIL company on
its holdings about one half mile east
of the Mcintosh farm in Beggs dis
ulct-
ia this same district the Denver
on and Refining company has com
pleted an initial test The well 1is
making 500 barrels Of oil per day.
In tha yale district the ROZana
Petroleum company has eeepened its
test few feet The vel Is now
making 700 Barrels from $3.50 feet
The Prairie OH and Gas company
has abandoned deep test in the
Paden district ia 0kfuslzee county. at
g depth of $40 feet
In lIuskogee county. the Gladys
Belle Oh comparas eel on the
Cherry farm. IN the Boynton dis
trict is making zoo barrels per day
from a sand found at depth Of 1881
feet -
n IN Ozfusgee county By the Simplex [
Oil company
In Usage county Gilhland ana I
Dresser have completed a 200 barrel I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
EVERYTHING ALMOST READY
For TULAROSA BASIN WELL

According to the latest reports the
Southwestern Tularosa Basin OIL and
Refining company had everything
about ITS rig ready for spudding IN
at its site 10 miles from TularOsa.
Otero county, n II The water well
which was being drilled with Key
stone rig. had reached 30 feet IN
depth This wen is only so feet from
the 50 foot derrick. The spudding
In IS scheduled 70 take place just as
soon as the water suitable for boiler
use is struck. and fuel oil. already
en- route, arrives from Oklahoma
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
RANGER CENTRAL WELL
FLOWING 5000 BARRELS

Eastland, Teas Nov 4-An0lher
estimate taken today was that Ranger
Central No ] is making 5000 barrels
daily. In case It is decided to drill
some deeper. Il is the general i'm
preston that the company viii get
1c.0oe barrel gusher.
Tomorrow rigging on wen No
win be started. Rigging for wen NO
is about ready. Both OF the wells
VIII be drilled with the greatest dis
patch
ocean No. . Is drilling ct 500 feet
and everything IS looking good for
another good we'll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
PLAN TO START OPERATIONS
IN SOUTHERN BROWN COUNTY

BroWuwooG. Texas. Nov. 4.-Opera-
lions via be started on the first we'll
OF the Rice-Jonnrry company OF CHI
cago, in the southern part Of Brown
county. at an early date The loca-
ton Tor this test has been made on
the Coggin ranch. in the Clear creek
ricInity. This test is near the test
Of the Miller-Eidd concern. which
was sunk several months ago 20
q depth Of 1900 feet and then
abandoned
The derrick IS Up and as soon as
machinery. ant-ztOols can be assembled
operations viii be started
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
Bit Out OF We'll
1t Tucumcaf; To
Resume Drill WorE

Tucumcari. N. H.. Nov. 4.-The drill
bit which was lost in the MCGEE well
several days 1go and which they have
been fishing for the past three DAYS.
has been taken out
This has del yed work for several
days but work will resume tomorrow
"A good pressure OF gas Is stiu
showing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
OIL MAN IS ARRANGING
TO DRILL IN TULAROSA

The Delaware Basin OH company.
Of Ell Paso. Clint Ballard temporary
president is trying TO arrange with
Kansas City men to drill for oil on
20 sections OF oil placer claims owned
by the company in the southeastern
part OF the Tularosa Basin in Otero
county, New Mexico. These holdings
are west and south Of the Guadalupe
mountains J. ". Denny is field man
of the comnanw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
WILL BUILD VIEW PIPE

Houston. Texas Nov. "A 20 900
barrel csnacitv nipe line viii he con-
structed by the Sinclair Gulf OIL com
nany from its wells IN the northern
Louisiana of fields 20 Houston. Con-
strnction VIII be under way soon.
This company has greatly Increased
It's holdings IN the Louisiana oil
fields by the recent purchase OF the
Wrightsman oil PRODUCING properties
known as the Billy and Johnson FIol-
linesworth leases in the Bull Bayou
1lstrict
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
DRILLS GOING DEEPER
IN AMARILLO I

Amarillo, Texas, Nov 4.-Showings
OF oil have been found In three wells
drilling in this vicinity and gas has
been found in every test There ara
a large number OF wells now drilling
below the 1000 foot level and good
progress IS being made in drilling op-
erauons throughout the district
In Hutchinson county the Smith
wei IS drilling at 900 feet
The Tuck-Triggs wen, the Ranch
Creek wen and the Nos. 2 and 9 Mas
terson, all good gassers, are expect
ing to encounter oil soon, but II they
do not find the oil the wells win be
made profitable with topping plants.
The wells win be drilled several hun
bred feet deeper.
A number OF new locations have
been made IN Deaf Smith county.
Drilling is under way at several OF
these.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
SMALL WELLS PRODUCING
IN RANGER FIELD

Ranger. Texas. nov. 4.-On the
Branch tract. the Skeily- sankey No.
1 wen Is making a daily flow Of 10
barrels az a depth Of 3240 feet
In the Desdemona district the
Magnolia Petroleum COMPANY IS pre-
pairing TO dril ia its T. A. White well
No. l. The wei Is making Is barrels
Of oil per hour at a depth OF 1892
feet
The Mid-Kansas OIL company No.
J. ". Hill IS making 700 barrels
at a depth Of 3207 feet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
GOOD PROGRESS REPORTED
ON THE PENN-TEX WELL

Hereford. Texas. Nov. Good
progress is being made on the Penn
Tex well No I. being drilled bv TIE
Logan Trust company OF PhiIadelphfa
and associates This is the second
wen 10 be started in Deaf smith
county. II Is situated near Dawn IN
ne eastern porLIon Of the cnnntr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
WELL IN NEW LOCATION
~. 100 mlnu II .

Tulsa. Okla Nov z-The Mime
homa oil c0mpany's wei on the
Smith farm. one fourth mile west of
the nearest producer In the Garber
district IS good for 100 barrels OF oil
daily The drillers are pulling the
casing at 200 feet This vel IS
situated in the northeast corner OF
the southwest quarter OF section
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
GENERAL OIL COMPANY WILL
DRILL DEEP AT BIG SPRING

Big Springs, Texas. Nov The rig
81 BEING set for another deep vel to
be sunk an the Mcdowell lease by the
General OIL company Prospects for
2 producer are good IN this territory
Parties have offered as much as
$1,000 for one half royalty on one
acre near this well.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04

Shreveport. Ia, Nov For a cash
consideration OF 100000 the Osceois
Controlling company has purchased
1000 acres OF land in the Bull Bayou
reid and 1900 acres IN the Claiborne
field from Herbert and J. ". atkins
An extensive drilling campaign IS be-
ing planned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04

GRAPEVINE TEXAs, STILL
HOPING TO STRIFE OF
Grapevine, Texas. Nov 4.-O1era-
tors OF the GrapeVine oil well at
Grapevine. Texas, claim that lndi-
cations are good for a producer. The
well has reached $500 feet the con-
tract depth. but the officials OF the
company are making arrangements
70 Grill the wen 70 a depth OF t0ol
feet at once.