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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-05
A STATEMENT OF FACT

Editor Sentinel: Referring to ar
ticles appearing in the Sentinel, re-
garding title to the First Baptist
church, which seemed to us to give a
false impression, the following state
ment is made: A reversionary deed
to this property is held by the Ohio
Baptist convention in the sum OF
S4,9OO.18, under the following condi-
tions quoted from said deed: "and by
this instrument do deed to the said
Ohio Baptist convention at a rever-
sionary interest in the property OF
said church described as follows;*
to have and to hold in full control
said property, said interest becoming
effective. Should said church at any
time depart from the doctrine and
practices of the Baptist churches
acting in union and cooperation with
! said convention***o should said
church become disbanded, or cease to
exist as a corporation. And it is
further agreed that said described
property is not to be sold or encum-
bered by mortgage for debt until said
convention has first been reimbursed
for all money paid by it on said prop
erty."
The above are the essential factors
of the reversionary deed above re-
ferred to, and any person desiring
more information can secure the same
4 by consulting Volume 38, page 372 o.
the records of mortgages at th'
County Recorders Office in Medina.
So far as the information OF tn
present church official goes, abou
S1,750 of the above mentioned
amount was contributed by the con
vention to aid in the construction Q
the present new church edifice, tn
balance representing aid given D.
the convention to the church in tn
early history of the local church. Tn
church has had no aid from the con
J vention since the completion OF tn
, new building, but on the other han
5 has paid to the convention its pro
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-05
To Whom it May
Concerns:

The people most interested in one
are his friends. For this reason |
wish to announce that I have served
in College and graduated from Co.
lumbus Embalming school and re-
ceived my license and my diploma.
Have now entered into the undertake
ing business in Spencer, O. And now
am licensed embalmer and prepared
to ship bodies all over the state. It
has always been my desire to NOT only
reach the top Of my profession. but to
be in a position to deal with my
friends without the directions of some
one higher up. Z
My chief aim shall be to render un-
equalled service. My motto is; to
please.
Very respectfully yours,
The Edw. p. Kleve
Funeral Director Erred Ambulance
Service
Phone 268 Spencer, @.
1874
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-05

Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Franks, Of
Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Ham.
lin, Mr.. and Mrs. James Carol, OF
Elyria, ate Thanksgiving dinner az
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gault
of South Man street. Mr.. Gauit mas
not been we'll of late.
Mrs. Jane Curtice had rather SER
ious accident one day last week. Wnen
the wind blew the garage door smut
she was struck in the face, the blow
knockink her down and she had to be
helped to the house by her daughter,
who was visiting her. The bruised
part of her face and forehead IS some
better at this writing. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. King, Of Cleveland
spent a few days with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel shaw
Mrs. McCourt was in West Salem
one day last week to see her daugh'
ter, Helen, who is very ill with the
flu.
The Baptist minister, Mr.. Bennett
is slowly recovering from his bruises
and sprained ankle received in an au'
to accident last week.
Little Helen Boone has been on the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Breaks of Crawfords-
vile, Ind, are visiting their daugh'
ter, Wilberta, who is one Of our high
school teachers.
The friends of Mrs. Nora Aldrict
were glad to know that she has re-
turned to Spencer, after a few
months sojourn in Elyria. .
The many cases Of diphtheria II
and about Spencer are very light ane
it is thought that no more cases viii
develop. -.
Mr.. Sylvester Billman is to have
new man to work in his furniture
store. The newcomer will take pos
session of Mr.. Billman's new house OF
Jefferson street.
Spencer is delighted to know tina
there will be fifty new houses in thu
spring. There is new real estat'
company organized in Spencer, wht
expect to put up twenty-five Of tht
new houses, and Cleveland firm will
erect the other twenty-five. We SUR
do need more places for people tt
live.
Last weeks wind storm did yer!
little damage in and about Spencer
but reports from other towns tell O.
many roofs leaving their origina
place of rest to occupy pastures ant
fields quite little distance away
Electric cars were delayed by pole
down, and telephone service was Of
the blink and will be for few days
Let us hope that we will have n
more such storms this winter.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-05
LODI

The Wooster College football team
which finished a very successful sea-
son was under the capable manage
ment of Reuel Fullerton, of Lodi. Full
lerton has had charge Of the equip
ment of the team and looked after the
welfare Of the team while away from
home. He also was over nine class
managers who helped take care of the
team. For his work this year as
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-05

portion for the support of said con
vention, as determined by the State
apportionment committee.
Regarding the suggested union OF
the Baptist and Christian churches
we believe this is a matter for the
churches to decide, and not for the
Medina Sentinel to decide or rule
upon.
Signed:
Karl F. Lutz, Chas. F. Warren
Willis Curtis, Lewis r. Seabold, F. M
Sedgwick, Chas. G. Tollafeld, Mos
som ]. Deyell, VIM. E. Levet.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-05
SOUTHWEST MEDINA CO.
CHIPPEWA LAKE

Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Townsend and
daughter Bessie, came over from
Pittsburgh last week and spent few
DAYS in their summer home here.
M. o. Kindig went to Akron last
week to visit his son and other
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Ritter and son
Ford, of Akron, were at j. X. Ritter's
Sunday.
The wind storm Saturday night did
considerable damage around town.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-05

Ut. H. Rard diseases Of a'u,s'r the EYE u
EAR, NOSE AND THROAT AND
FITTING OF GLASSES. Office over
O. N. Leach & Sons clothing store.
Office every Saturday.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1919-05-15
Home Demonstration Notes

Eggs from Arkansas bring less on
the market than do the eggs from Mis-
suori. Iowa and other States farther
north. Why? Because they are from
poorer stock and are worthless How
can we bring them up to the standard.
b. breeding better birds and by prac-
tieing better system of feeding Keep
a record OF your laying hens. At the
end Of the season. sell the poor pro
ducers and feed only the hens that pay
for their board A standard bred male
bird at the head of mongrel flock Will
improve the quality Of the stock
materially
Use Bordeaux Mixture for bugs,
beetles and other insects on tomatoes,
If YOU want the Canning Specialist
in Your home for a days help and
instruction notify the office of the
County Agents in the Court House IN
Lake Village a week or ten days ahead
Unless you ask for the engagement
YOU will not be able to use the County
Agent Why loose cans of tomatoes,
break Jars of fruit and spoil bottles of
catsup when there is way you can put
them up without all this waste?
What are YOU getting from your
County Agent? If you are learning
nothing, not seeing them, tits your own
fault Others are protiting by their
service They are busy all the time;
If you want to see, watch them.
County Home Demonstration Agent.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1919-05-15
Pay Day Today

The United States will have another
great pay day on May 18th when Is
million dollars in Liberty Bond interest
Will be paid to the American people.
If every bond holper clips his interest
coupons and exchanges them for May
War Savings Stamps at any Post Office
or Bank. this will grow to 90 million dol
lars on January LIST. 1924. Get your
share Every $4.l6 in war Savings
Stamps will grow to $500. Keep your
Dollars growing.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1919-05-15
Defences

Few things are more impressive
than the persistent search which men
have made in all ages for a refuge
against the dangers and the Ills that
beset life The cave men. the cliff
jewellers. the primitive builders of
shelters in inaccessible tree tops, are
early examples of the search for human
detentes againt fear
What IS true in the physical world
ha. also been true In the spiritual
world Men have constantly sought
defences OF various kinds for the soul.
A. Christianity spread and civilization
advanced men came To realize very fully
that there is only enc defence for the
soul and that defence has stood the
arf5i test Of time. and like a mighty
hulwark it has withstood every lnven-
ten II mankind fer it, substitution.
Ii yoa want to know about this defence
attend the services in Dermotts popu
lar homeike church. the Presby terian
church.
Next Sunday. Bible study at 9I5;
morning service at Il. Christian En-
deayor at 80; evening service at o:l3.
The pulpit will be supplied at the II
o clock service by Rev. \. Smylle and
at the evening service by Rev. David
Shepperson of Lake Village.
\ cordial invitation IL EXTENDED to
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1919-05-15
COMMISSIONERS SALE

of authority
3S5) then
pending Remy and j {. Hoffman
Power District No of
plaintiffs Lonn Bennett and
at the
" the prescribed
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1919-05-15
WARNING ORDER
Chicot Chaucery Court.

IhIC0t IhaUcerV count
Lish Jordan. Plaintiff
Susie Jordan. Defendant \
The defendant, Susie Jordan, =
warned to appear in the Ghieot Chan
Gerry Court within thirty days and an.
swer the complaint of the plaintiff
Iish Jordan
Witness my hand, "a Clerk of said
Court, and the seal thereof, on this
18th day Of May, 1919.
Agner Gaines. Clerk.
John Baxter Atty. for pltf. 5.l5.4t
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1919-05-15
31st Day of May, 1919,

following described real situated of Dermo ChieOt
County Arkansas,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-27
Office: G24l
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-27

feet In the southeast Of northeast OF
The A. to l. OF company has
west OF l3-lI-12.
Tho ~ a 4 Petroleum co. got
sand from 1907 10 i.6A7 and after
q shot well Is good for 30 barrels
In IG-l1-l2
The kimbley OIL & Refining CO
has rig upnin the southwest OF norts
west OF northeast Of lS-ll-l
The Eusa Smcltcr company has
rig on the ground IN the northwest
OF southeast OF lt-ll-l3
r. Il. Rlack is shut down at lfoo
feet IN the southeast or southwest
Of l5-ll-l3.
Thc sannhoma ON company and
others have n rig on the ground III
northwest OF southeast Of norihweh'
Of l1-l2-ll.
The Commonwealth oil company
has Incn,ion In center of north
line OF south half OF southeast OF ~
AL.
J J. Decncr ct n. is shut down At
.2.hb7 feet IN the southeast OF northr
east ot southwest ~ t5-l2-ll.
I'd Moore II drilling at 2,7bo to',
In the northwest ot southwest OF
southeast Of l5-i2-ll.
] " Moore II fishing nt 2.h2o
roei IN center of north line ~ south
cast NJ southwest Of 1S-i2-ll.
Same party is shut down NJ 2,hlb
feet IN the southwest OF northwest OF
southeast ~ l5-l2-ll.
The simplex company mas rig
on the ground In the southwest OF
northeast of southwest Of 2'-l2-ll.
McMnn & voorhees, IS shut down
At 200 feet ln the SouiheaHt oi
norshcast NJ southwest Of 36-l2. IL.
The Iugo Slav on company mas
rig up In the northeast of south.
casr NJ northwest Of southwest OF
3G-12-U
Okmulgce OH operators have rig
IN I'm tho southwest OF northeast or
southwest OF b-l2-l2.
The Kingwood OH company and
others are drilling at 1850 In the
northeast of southeast OF southeast
or ll-l2-l2.
LIS Skclton is fishlng At 2.472
I'm center Of west line Of southeast
OF nor'hVrst of ll-l2-l2,
W q Newman has rig up In cen
ter of south line OF southwest OF
southeast Of l6-12-12.
The Mitchell OH company II shut
down at 1850 feet In the southwest
90 .prthwest Of southeast Of 20
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CONTINUED on NEA PAGE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-27
Someone Should Attend
to This

Adam wroblewski. who iF Frcat
booster for Tulsa, and who Il a Ecol-
ogist OF note, writes the following
which In self-cxplanatory II was
written, as he says. while waiting
for train. and points out the great
Injustice done this city by a firm ~
publishers of hook that has a
world wide circulation.
June 2b 1919.
ITO the on Editor.
Tulsa World;
MY last trip brought me to east
eru oklahoma Awaiting tho train
for Tulsa amused myself looking
over the books on the table In
Motel lobby
Travel a Hotel DIRECTORY 1919. the
Uluc pook ~ the standard reference
work puhliahUd each year by Harold
W Phillips. 1888 broadway New
York This publication has Euro
pcnu and South American reprcsen-
taiivca,
"ou page 7i6 We find that there
nre health resorts" n Oklahoma
SULPHUR ana Bromide Towns worth
mentioning. Lawton, Claremor"'
CITY ot oklahoma. shawnee, Tnhl'-
uunh and Muskogcc.
"I-bc end of this article runs as
f0"9%s 9,S,s ia one OF m greatest oil
pr,ducinp states I'm the union ana
the acpth al which oil lf ohlNlh'"
varies from 500 to 100 tcet Nh'n
enc OH comes from a well II is car
ried in n two-inch pipe 60 lHnNH
holding from coo 90 5000 h'i
rcla. after these nrc tilled " ~
carried hy ,r'p"s to larg'r dt ,onSs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-27
Added Greatly TO Value

When the Producers 4 Ecnncrs
corporation discovered the sand at
1000 fcct In the hurkbuIucu pouI.
az reported IN this column yesterday.
" certainly added TO the value uf ali
the holdings In that rich firld and
tho well has been tho Huht"a' ~
much Interest In oil circles II IL the
conccnsus Of opinion tina. na..tu. .,
~ The deepest well In lhr vicinity
or this test is only, l,7SO feet. that
u must be a now sand that may cx-
Tend over great area, not that
Burkburnett needs any particular
boost at that
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-27
IIcnrNclln nIsfrIct.

,yEfirwood ON company I'm the
rfrtheast OF southeast OF southwest
~ i-l0-ll rs "a riR
4 GLADYS Relic OH company has a
RIG mp ln the northeast ot northwest
~ northeast of 6-ll-lI.
The Phillips on company is fishing
ut 1850 feet I'm the southwest ~
uorthcst Of o-ll-l1.
The GLADYS Uellc has a rig up In
the northeast OF southwest of 25-ll-
II.
The Iron Mountain oil company
has made a location I'm the south.
''r.' ~ northeast OF southwest OF
3I-11-11
The Georgia Petroleum company is
drilling NJ 600 feet In the northwest
of southwest of 5-il-l2.
The ,Kimblcy oil 4 Refining Co.
IL drilling at 2,4OO feet I'm the south
west Of northeast of S-ii-l2
Same company is drilling nt l,lbO
feet In the northwest of northeast Of
northwest ~ a-ll-l2
Same company is drilling "a 1850
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-27
COScden Wen no
Barrels an Hour

The Cpsdcn well ON Ihs Clrufh
farm IN the DomGurh, pool ln TcAus
gradually Increased lH flow until
30 was making no barrels an hour
and all available 'unkago was flIcd
10 brim The well was then thut
in and will b, Opened up urtu us
soon AS pipe linc connections have
been made
A fcw moro Ike his ana 'hcr, is
no doubt but that the pipe line
planned hy the Cusdcu people VIII
be started and q pipe line in Tulsa
IL better than an lntcrurban rIil.
road, according to those who ought
Go know
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-27
NeIo Brokerage Firm
in TOWn

c. A. Fleetwood OF Muskogee was
IN cit yesterday and has rented an
office at west end OF the bly, lobby OF
the Hotel Tulsa and viii put In pri-
Vhie wires and make hi for "A
share of the patronage Of the In
NcSiorH here. Mr.. Fleetwood has
taken out II membership In the Cot
ton Exchange at New Orleans and
VIII have first class connections In
'hlcago ana New York His firm
name and other details viii follow
tomorrow
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-27
A Good Wen at
Broken irrOIU

n VI Gcssel has we'll reported
good for 200 To 500 barrels AZ only
three feet ln the sand, which was
found nj .266 feet In his No !
In mo northeast corner " north
half W southeast of the Alice Nave
farm This is indeed good news.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-27
IN THE OIL FIELDS.
Office: G24l W. II. PECK Residence: 24A2 /:
W. II. PECK


American lluiol Directory 1919,
prgo 80, DNnhomu
Agriculture. stock raising and
iumlrfluF are the leading indus
iri's IruUw corn cotton. peanuts
ana puIuip,f being among the
leading agricultural products
touI limestone. nl' ana gold arc
mined
, Information pertaining 10 Tulsa
FH rNpr'EHud lu very same word. aa
above 1a both books ore published hy
idUuiiDu person
"lt Hunus iu mo thni The publisher
1i standard reference work ho thank
'uI n his attention Boo called tu the
'u'ufIrntutHH NJ Information con.
mu'l .n hlH hpoFa And HH would
.r ihp users 81 those dIr,"toII,s"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-27
In Cotton and stephens County. okIn.

The Washita Gas 4 Fuel Go. NJ.
l. Souse. In the northeast corner OF
southwest Of northwest ot northwest
Of s-2s-Sw, Ia abandoned AT a.ll7
feet
The Gladstone OH company No. s.
liarlin, IN the northeast of southwest
~ northeast ~ 29-ls-9w, IN good for
100000 feet Of gas ~ 2.lG5 feet
J. g. Keys 80 I Edwards. IN the
southwest ~ northwest ~ Eouthwcst
OF southwest ~ 2c-lsi0w. Il good for
~ barrels at 2.t22 feet
J Hnmon No I. Lindsay. IN tho
southwest ~ northwest W southwest
of 2S-isl0w. IL good for so barrels
at 2.lNO fcct
Robertson and others No Ora
ham. I'm the southwest " southeast
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-27
In ILnn Connty, Kansas.

Carrier ana Goldman No DALLAS
in me northeast ~ northwest uf -
20-22 H. good for 10 barrels.
Same parties No. Q Swarner I'm the
rorthwcst ~ northeast of 2-20-22 Il
good for 20 barrels.
Tho Kan Guh Producing a Rc-
filming CO. SO y Ire In tho northwest
~ northwest Of l0-2O-23 Is good for
ia barTelg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-27
Al Mnnnsls.

The wiser oil company No. 2
picket In center Of west hne OF
southeast OF a.I6-li n good Tor 10
bnrrcls ut 2.2Ab feet.
The Kawfleld on company No.
Thompson In the northeast OF
northwest OF 24-1G-ll, II dry At
2.3bO feet
winemillor and others 20 lS
Uorie In center of north linc or
northeast of southeast of l.l6-lZ'
il good for 80 hnrrcls at li75 feet
Chamne- and others have ahan-
doned their location for No. In
the center OF west line of southwest
of rorthenst ~ i5-16-l2 ..e
Mcdonald & rurdy No ! Moor q
man In center Of east line ~ Houlh
east Of northeast Of l6-l6-l2. iH dry
at 2.40O feet
HuoHicr on a Gas co. No. ? Wad-
deli I'm center Of south line of south
east OF northwest OF l9.l6- IL. W
good for 30 barrels At 2,2b0 feet
Kelly Pool.
Nicholson ana others No. Tur-
ner In the northeast ~ inorthyest
ot southwest OF i-l7-lO. iH dry At
2,6O5 feet
J. n Rught No. Tahkancy In
contcr of south line of southwest OF
northeast of 2A-1T-l0 Is good Tor
% barrels AZ lS90 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-27

The Texas company 80 \. West
iu th" southwest ~ uortisyc cst n
northwest Of l-l9-5, lE dry AT 3.ll0
feet
Tho ohio cities Gas company So.
@. j Wl'hlm. I'm the southeast OF
northeast of northeast of 2nlg.J. has
abandoned location
The sinclair Ou x Gna co 80 +.
IIcmm,c. in the southeast ~ north
east ~ southeast ~ 35-2SO-5. b.
good for so barrels after shot at
a.lg5 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-27

Tho National Refining company
wcll un m" Iyos'ono farm in t-2a :,
witch came IN ni 1000 barrels Two
YcoLg ago is suu holding mp win
, prcsrui production Of . 500 bar.
rolls This woll rs producing from
the 400. foot sand.
The same rompnny's LAth"op we'll
in II-2a-A has bocn pumping an
,yrrnre of 1876 barrels daily from the
GOO loot annd Tor tho past week
Tho same eompnnys Johnson wei
In the southeast corner NJ i.23 4 u
stul producing 500 baUels from the
400 foot sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-27

The Fidelity on company has
made n location In the southeast OF
northwest Of 27-22-lO
The Fidelity on company has n
rK building In the northeast OF
northwest Of ll-22sg
Ind Ter IN. on company No ~,
lot 2s5 IN the northwest OF north
west of 2O-25-l1 IA good for 10 bar
rclS
The Twin s,atcs on company No
2 Duncan In Jhc southwest NJ rs
"'.'o is drilling at e,l32 feet IN hard
limo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-27

The Exchange on company No 3,
bunker. In the northeast ~ south.
east ~ northeast or southwest OF
l3-22-iw. H good Tor so barrels
bunlhue and others 40. { De
boris I'm the notheast corner of
youthwcst Of 27-22-2w, have ahnn-
dOncd location
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At Hoffman

Klien Bros No Mantooth IN the
Fouthens. OF 4-l2-li is dry and
abandoned
Tho Deeds OH company so Su-
Hic Tigcr In the northwest Of north
west NJ 2-l2-li is good for 20 bar
TtlH
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Goblr No Gibson In center or
aouth line uf northwest ~ north
west of lT-l6-l5 is good for 10
barrels at .42O feet
Corey n Andcrs No 1 Ashury In
the northeast NJ southeast OF north
west OF 22-i6.l5. Is dry at 2.2A5
fcct,
A Rlake No. Asbury In the
southwest OF northeast NJ a2-l6-l'
IN good for 20 barrels after shot at
! Ol6 feet
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The cold Eagle OH s. Gas Co. No.
rraker In the southwest Of north
rolls
The Garnett Light 3 Fuel CO. No.
g Judy Tn the northwest OF northwest
OF Il.2O-2O IN good for 9 barrels
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-27
Ncn.hn CnnnlN. Knnsn..

The Zoln OIL company No 7 Hast.
ings In the east half OF southeast OF
2G-29-i7 Is dry and abandoned.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-27

The Number one OF COMPANY
No 7 Mcintosh In the southeast ~
southwest OF i6-l6-l6. is good for
rs barrels after a shot at l.2so
feet
The Boynton oil & Gas co. No.
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Miisnn CnnnIY. Knnsns

puruc OH a Gas co. A Hume In
the southwest OF northwest OF -
27-i6 is good for 40 barrels. No I
Is good Tor barrels No 6 Is good
Tor S barrels. No. 7 - good for &
barrels