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I SELL FAIRMONT

1 SELL FAIRMONT
FINE BRICK HOMES rooms close to man street. large
lot $2,50G cash and 800 month lncluung interest
ana taxes.
LARGE CAR seven passenger, EQUIPPED WITH new Fire,
trade on farm OF residence property ana pay the aif
CORNER TO MI VERNON AVE. and 9Th street, $1,000
cash $50 me months ana s56per month viii gyeyou
this home OF s rooms in good residence district
ROOM COTTAGE, SU7 palatine avenue. S2,S0O-$1,OO0
cash. Easy payments.
FIELD STREET No. 1910 three rooms good lot on brick
pavement. Price $1,000.
HAWTHORNE STREE HOME, six rooms and bath will take
MOST HOUSE FOR THE MONEY, seven rooms two proches
bath room and sunparor. $500. Small payment
1s1 WABASH STREET. near owens lot 5Oxl45 feet fine
garden = rooms and bath. A good cash payment and
NEAR laG CENTRAL SCHOOL a good s room home good
looking and convenient ina splendid location
FIVE ROOMS. large lot aloyey little home none of the
leading paved streets, S4.5UU.
BARRAckvlLLE HOME, exceptionally nice six rooms and
tuli cellar Lot 50x120 only 100 feet from pavement.
LOCUST AVENUE CORNER Lot 7Ox1oo..s houses
rooms and . rooms close IN, $16.5VV.
MAINLAND AVENUE. near the High school, rooms
NEAR ,MoKGANTowN AVENUE. new six room bungalow,
LOCUST AVENUE CORNER Large level lot 5Ox15o and an
old house. $4,000. ~ N'-- -
MODERN SIX rooms and bath Lowell ST. near Locust
On, az avenue, $l,500 cash and $65 per month.
A1SHSss sVS cash and monthly payments like
-, 1; - easa aud easy menthy payments
yy AeREs, l-s miles from sk house.
tfu etc. $2,250. $500 cash the balance 10 suit
-FOUR ROOMS, lots, In Bon Air near the Brass plant
si,Soo. slOo cash ana 500 every months.
sAGAAI-6 rooms and bath on Front ST. Price 81 OOO
Easy terms. - % Nt'NN
reasonable terms $50 f'
$4,000 'S0" uA0ueAH OuHss4o"'
POSSESSION s AUG l. 500 eth street. rooms. modern
In reach or them all. s6,gVO " NSsN' v N1'
VIRGINIA AVENUE uodern. a rom, Rome s,eoon ob
80, balance on easy terms, lot 50x12O feet
home. good lot ~ ' 1'N
mediate possession, $4,000 80
LARGE SEVEN ROOM HOUSE and two corner los IN Nor
santown avenue, $500 49, - 80
fA4kMoNT AVENUE HOME, rooms Modern in detail,
$22,50O. ~ e ' ''st ="
eDieke a house. COW stable and garage Easy terms
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THESE recitalu are always interest.
ing and q liberal patronage Il ass
sufed Proceedf viii be given tot
the church fund
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WANTED-sewtng TO do at home.
Phone 2s6'M. ,7-22.st.37OA
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RETIRED FARMER, so, worth
$4,000 wants wife. G.Box 1881,
League, Detroit. Mich. 7.22.2t.S72A
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MISS v. L. sATTERFIELD, Public
stenographer, 2OS McCrory Bldg,
Phone 1851, 7.22.3t.S5sA
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PERsoNAL

WHOEVER, As, with $4,000 would
marry. D.Box 325, Club, Fl.
Wayne, Ind. 7.22.2t.37sA
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FuRNjIs:;lHEp, ROOMS

FOR RENT-TWo furnished front
rooms for light housekeeping,
Phone 1s7s-R. 7.21.2t.SslA
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WANTED.

BoARDERs wANTEDNcall al is
Spruce st. 7.19.st.349A
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HOUSES AND LoTs7

FOR RENT-Eiglit room and BATH,
Monongah. Modern conScnicners
Can 710S-R2S ors2i. ''''''
FOR !, \, ssA 4. oticS 5foom mouse.
1910 Fold st. S.so.st. SsSA
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING rooms
for rent. 40S Merchant st,
7.21.St.S6OA
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FOR RENT nice unturnisheL
rooms Oh East Side. No chill.
dren. Phone 14S7.M. 7.22.1tS6SA
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FOR RENT = Nicely furnished
front sleeping room, Gentleman
preferred. Phone 1035.R,
7.21.StSsSA
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OUR ROOMS and Ia Of level land good comtortab
mousse splendid location exceptional terms Price reason
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-28
RED RIVER SUIT IS
SETTLED, SAYS FREELING

That the Red River boundary case
has been permanently settled and there
is very little possibility if any Of
its being reopened, was the statement
made last night by S, P. Freezing, az.
torney general of Oklahoma, who
stopped in this city last night en- route
to the capital from Tishomingo. Mr..
Freezing stated that the only thing
left to be done as regards the case
is final determination as TO where tho
south bank Of the river, which was
designated as the boundary during
the hearing, really is. This matter
will be discussed at a meeting of ex-
pert engineers which will be held at
Oklahoma City on Monday, July 4.
Mr.. Freezing expressed some surprise
at the optimistic spirit which the oi,
men of Ardmore display during the
present market slump, He stated that
fields in other parts Of the state arc
at more or less Of standstill, and op.
orators are not as active as those
here.
The purpose Of the attorney general 5
visit to Tishomingo was to take proof
on the matter of the charges recently
instituted against the sheriff Of
Johnston county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-28
klWANIANS PLEDGE
COOPERATION WITH
MRS. ZANIES AND
JOHN W. SIMPkINS

Kiwanians will cooperate in every
way possible with Mrs. Kate Gait
Zanies, county superintendent of
schools, when she brings several hun
dred county school children to Ard
more, July II, and with John w
Simpkins, county agent and secretary
Of the Carter County Free Fair, dur
ing the annual fair to be held here
September IA, Is, 16 and II, T. 3.
Orr, president Of the club, answered,
when talks were made by Mrs. zanies
and Mr.. Simpl1ins at the regular noon
luncheon Of the club today at Hotel
Ardmore.
Mrs. Zanies briefly outlined the con-
ditions existing in rural districts and
appealed to Kiwanians to assist her
in her plans to entertain county
folks here on the date stated. Mr.
Orr Immediately appointed two com
mittees, one comprising Joe Phelan,
chairman, Otto Bradford and Clarence
Atkins to welcome the children and
their parents at Convention Hall Sun
day morning, July II, and the other
comprising Ralph Tate, chairman
Ford Whitehurst and DR. r L. David
son, to assist in providing food for
the guests to be served at Central
Park Immediately after the ceremo-
MES at Convention Hall. Mr.. Orr
instructed the chairman TO select as
many other members Of the club as
was necessary to carry out Mrs. Zan
ies' plans.
Mr. Orr stated that he would ap.
point the committee to serve on the
Fair project with Mr. Slmpkins within
day or so.
Great enthusiasm was manifested
in the baseball and other events
planned by the club. Upon motion
OF Joe Cooke Sherman Pyle, ]. C
Echols and John Edwards were ap-
pointed TO challenge golf players Of
the Lions and Rotary Clubs. we
have the champion golf players in
our club and we want the people to
know it," Mr.. Cooke said
Harry Beane reported on the base
ball and read the list Of "try-outs"
from which the team will be selected
Brief talks were made by T. B.
Gordon, of the State Board Of Agri-
culture, Judge r. / Mcmillan, ref
cree in Bankruptcy, DR.. R. L. David
SON
Guests today were Messrs. Gordon,
Mcmillan, Adam Alexander, Frank L.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-28
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN TEST
NOW HOLDS CHIEF INTEREST

Great Southwestern Petroleum Com
pany No. !. on the Gooding farm, in
the southwest quarter Of the south
east quarter OF section 80, 4s-2w, is
drilling at q depth OF 1000 feet. This
well is located about one-fourth mile
southeast of the CollneRamsey and
its operations are being closcly
watched for the possibility OF its
extending the extension proven area
further southeast John NJ. Butler,
president OF the Great Southwestern,
arrived In Ardmore last night and
will remain here until the well Is
completed. Mr.. Butler states that
the formations encountered IN the
well thus far have been most encour-
aging and expects that a pay sand
will be found at a depth near that
In which the sand was encountered
in the Colnc-Ramsey.
Another well which will soon be
drilling in the immediate vicinity Of
the Great Southwestern test IS the
Galt-Hudson on the Frazier farm.
in the northeast corner Of the east
half of the southeast quarter OF the
southwest quarter OF the same Sec
tion. The RIG has been completed,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-28
Another lest Hewitt Southeast Extension Reaches Sand Extends

the Bidenthall farm in section 10,
ls-sw is cemented.
No. 2 on the same farm is a rig.
Magnolia Petroleum Company No. )
on the Stephens farm in section 1s-3w
is cenented
No. on the same farm Is drilling
at 1890 feet.
Westheiner and Daube No. l on
the Pope farm in section 29, 1s-sw
has reached a depth Of 244O feet.
Cant ct al No on the voss farm
in section 20, ls-sw is fishing.
No. 2 on the same farm is stand.
ardi5ing.
Ft- Ring Oil Company No. l on the
Hall farm in section 29, ls-Sw is shut
down
McMann Oil Company No. on the
Blades farm in section 2s, 1s-3w is
shut down.
No 2 on the Pitts farm in section 3
2s-3w is drilling at 40 feet.
skelly Oil Company No. 2 on tn.
Eakes farm in section go, 1s-sw is
standardizing.
No on the same farm Is stand.
ardizing
Champlin Refining Company No. ,
on the Britton farm in section 20, Is.
Sw is celccnted.
Shriver ct al No. on the Shelton
farm in section 80, 1s-8w, is smut
down.
Harwell No. on the Shelton farm
in section 32, 1s-Sw is shut down.
Bonner ct al No. A on the Sh:ron
farm III section 80, 1s-Sw is cernented
Ralco No. on the Brett farm in
section 10, 1s-sw is standardizing.
Fagin and Cant No. on the Shei.
ton farm in section 32, 1s-sw is drill
ing dr l740 feet.
Pickens Brothers No on the Glass
farm in section 33, ls-3w is drilling al
2015 i5et-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-28
'COLINE-RAMSEY WELL
SECTION Sc FLOWING
FROM 23OO FOOT SAND

Coline Oil Company No. /, on
the Ramsey farm, in the south
west corner of the northeast quar-.
ter Of section SO, 4s-2w, reached
the top Of the sand at n depth
of 2S25-2S50 feet, and is flowing
at the rate of $50 barrels daily.
The grade of the oil is similar TO
that found in the other wells i'm
the extension.
The finding Of the pay sand in
the Coline Ramsey extends the
proven oil producing area OF the
Hewitt southeast extension one
fourth mile further southeast and
makes the entire proven area in a
northwest and southeast direc-
tion diagonal mile in length.
The Coline-Remsey is producing
from two sands. An upper sand,
which was encountered at a depth
OF about 2li9 feet and which is
% feet thick. is allowing 5000
barrels daily Of n heavy oil. about
22 gravity, between the 5-S and
Sh Inch castings. The heavy oil
Is being run into earthen pits.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-28
ARDMORE MAN ENGAGED
In Big COLONIZATION
PROJECT IN MEXICO

DR.. f. c Harlow, prominent resi-
dent of this city, expects to leave
for Saltillo, Mexico, Wednesday
where ne will participate in one OF
the largest colonization projects I'M
dertaken in recent times. Dr. Harlow
returned from Mexico several weeks
ago and while there became intense
ly interested in the proposition after
visit with 10y Childress, formerly
of this city, and who has been in
the southern republic for several
years, engaged in land business,
Mr. Childress and Dr. Harlow have
closed deal with a Mexican land
company whereby they have agreed
to colonize tract of land containing
about $4,000 acres with between 40
600 and $4,000 German immigrants.
Mr.. Childress has contracted to put
the land under irrigation. The land
company has already booked the i'm
migrants for passage, and it is ex-
pected that they will be filing in
within the next thirty days.
Under the terms OF the contract
with the land company, Messrs. Har-
low and Childress will receive one
fourth Of the proceeds derived from
the sale of the lands TO the immi-
grants, and also reserve the right to
retain ten percent of the acreage for
their own personal use.
Besides the colonization project, DR..
Harlow will also attend to matters
pertaining to a 26,00O-acre farm ranch
which he and several other local par
ties recently purchased. The ranch
is one Of the finest in the valley in
which it is located, states DR.. Har-
low. On it is tract of land con-
tanning one and one half million trees
OF various kinds Of woods which will
be cut UP into lumber for use in build
| ing the homes Of the colonists. The
ranch is under a fine irrigation sys-
TEN, and among the products grown
are alfalfa, wheat, corn, fibre used
in making fibre silk, etc.
Adjoining the ranch, states DR..
Harlow, are great hunting grounds,
where all sorts Of wild game, in.
cluding wildcats, bears mountain
lions, etc, abound in great numbers.
Lakes on the ranch are literally cov-
cred with wild ducks, geese and sea
fowls, during the period between DC.
tober and May.
DR.. Harlow states that he intends
TO erect hunting lodgs on the ranch
and when it is completed will invite
his many friends in Ardmore and other
east quarter of section 25, 4s-2w, is
The length of time DR. Harlow will
remain in Mexico during his forth
coming stay may vary from two
weeks to two months, depending
solely upon the progress which is ac-
complished,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-28
MARSHAL F0CH PLANS FULL
TOUR OF THE UNITED STATES

Paris, June 2s.-The program
for Marshal Fochs visit 10 the
United States has been fixed as
regards only two dates, October 81
when he will be the guest OF the
American Legion in Kansas City,
and Armistice day, November IL,
when he will attend a ceremony in
Washington.
Marshal Foch will leave Paris
early in October. He intends TO
travel throughout the United
States, arriving in San Francisco
about the middle OF October. He
will stop in Kansas City on his
way back east.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-28
Corsicana light

auons. 1t is believed now that
no further delays Will occur The
rig has recently been repaired
and is in condition for well to
be drilled TO 5000 feet or more, a
sufficient amount of pipe has been
obtained to meet all requirements
in that line and people who have
holdings about the well have rea-
son 10 be proud Of the progress
that is being made.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-28
METHODISTS HOLD AN
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING

The members e the Broadway Meth
cdist church ts.l a mass meeting ~
the church 'hST night. There w.ne
about 300 present. The object Of the
meeting was tc talk over matters ler-'
tanning to the new church being erect
ed at the corner Of Main and E
streets.
Short talks were made by the pas
tor, Ashley Chappell, A. 3, Fiddle,
W. S. Wolverton, Mrs. Nettie Jones,
r. A Duncan ana several others.
Much interest was manifested and
great deal Of good derived from the
meeting After all business had been
discussed punch was served and a so
clal hour enjoyed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-28

were appointed az receivers by Judge
V. Biddison, Of the local district
court at the request Of preferred
stockholders. creditors and directors
Of the company.
The Gilliland Oil Company organ
lied in 1916 BY John W. Gilliland and
associates with an authorized common
stock, no par of 444 406 shares and
$4,000 shares of per cent convert
ible preferred with par value Of
500. To date slightly in excess of
$4,000 shares Of preferred have been
taken up.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-28

Ketch, E. z James, Mrs Adam Al
exander and Mrs. Don Lacy Mrs.
Alexander delighted Kiwanians with
two vocal selections. with Mrs. Lacy
at the piano.
Dr. Hardy was presented the at
tendance prize.
Dr. E. c. Harlow was chairman for
the day. Next weeks chairman is
Dr. Davidson
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-28
Barron Confers With Connallr

James Barron, secretary Of the
Chamber Of Commerce, went to Okla
homa City last night to confer on the
labor situation with Claude Connally
labor commissioner Of Oklahoma. Mr.
Barron recently was appointed deputy
labor commissioner for this district
comprising Ardmore and Carter county.
He will return here Wednesday morn
ing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-28
WELL ToRTHEAsT OF ARDMoRE
RESUMES DRILLING OPERATIONS

T. +. Potter Of the Cooperative
oil and Gas Company was here
last night and reports that drill
ing operations have been resumed
on his company's well In section
se.Ss-4e. north Of Mannsville and
about is miles northeast of Ard
mofe The dnu Is now at depth
OF about $50 feet. T. NJ Gay
and his brother. Joe Gay. who
have been drilling at Healdton.
have charge VI the drilling oper-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-28
Stores Closed July 4

H. r. Shine, secretary of the Re-
tail Merchants association. announces
that all of the stores of the city will
be closed Monday, July q, with the
exception Of the meat markets which
will be open a few hours in the morn.
ing.
No celebration is being planned for
the day
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-28
Investigating Flood Conditions

Washington, June 27-Commissione'
Lobdell Of the federal farm loan
board announced today that he was
leaving Immediately for an investi-
cation Of the Pueblo flood district &c
determine the possibility of extending
aid through the farm loan act to the
stricken farmers OF that territory.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-28
WITH THE OIL MEN

That the oil market will come back
stronger than ever although it may
not be until next December or jan
uary, is the opinion Of John NJ. But.
Ter. president Of the Great South.
western Petroleum Company. Mr.
Butler believes that curtailment OF
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-28
Prenarinr 10 Drill necner

Magnolia Petroleum Company well
No. J, on the Morris farm. in section
p. 2s-9w, is pulling the large casing
preparatory to drilling deeper The
sand In this well was found below
1900 feet and the oil is standing 500
feet in the hole with the drill eight
feet In the pay sand.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-28
Wet Weather Damages Crops

Enid, Okla, June 2s.-The precipita-
ton Of SO inches which fell Sunday
night threatens heavy damage to
crops, 1t is feared Reports from the
country surrounding state that most
Of the wheat and oats are cut. How.
ever, for a few miles on every side
of Enid, lots Of grain is still stand
ing in the fields.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-28
RECEIVERS APPOINTED FOR
GILLII4AND PROPERTIES

Tulsa, OKLA, June 2s.-The prop
critics of the Gilliland Oil Company
have passed into the hands OF receiv-
ers, according to information given
out here Monday John H Markham
Jr., W Phillips and P. ]. Hurley
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-28
Fmpirn nrillinr nnt plnr

Empire well No. /. on the Good
ing farm, in section G. 5s-lw. is
drilling out the plug. The casing
in this well was reported as hav-
ing been cemented on top OF the
sand at depth OF ?iiO feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-28

operation will aid matters to a great
degree and has announced his in
tention OF cooperating with the local
producers in accomplishing this end.
The Great Southwestern Company
has production in the shallow field
OF Stephens county and is drilling a
test in the Hewitt southeast extension.
Three wells are on the W. B. Green
farm, in section 27, ls-5w. Two Of
these are producing at the rate Of
about ten barrels from the 675-foot
sand. The third is now drilling at "a
depth OF $40 feet, and expects to en-
counter the sand which was found
in neighborng wells at $4,000 feet
Baxter Sanders Of Healdton, chem
ical engineer; c. L. Johnson of Oil
City, chief engineer and j. B. Nc
MILAN OF Oil City, all with the Heald-
ton Pipe Line Company, are in this
city laying lines into crude oil tanks
OF the Chicbasaw Refining Company
DR.. Levin of Tulsa, who has been
in this city for the past week, left
for Oklahoma City last night, where
ne will remain for several days prior
to departure for his home at Tulsa.
North Road Best
Oil men in from the fields state
that the north road is the best thor.
oughfare to the Hewitt territory. The
south road is reported as being in
very bad condition, due chiefly to
the recent heavy rains.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-28
Field Report

Field Report
Carter OIL Company has abandoned
its No. l on the Morgan farm, in Sec
ton 81, ls-w.
No. ! on the Simpson farm In section
"a, ls-sw is cemented
No. en- the Glass farm in section
SS, ls-Sw is drilling at 1880 feet
No. 10 on the Blades farm in sec.
ton 80, ls.sw Is shut down.
Pauline OIL and Gas Company No
6 On the Smith farm in section 80
ls-Sw Is shut down.
Old Colony OH Company No l on
the Britton farm In section 90. ls-sw
reached the top OF a gas sand at a
depth CT 2260 feet.
No. on the same farm reached the
top of an oil and gas sand at q depth
Of 226l feet.
Margay oil Corporation No. on
the Brown farm, in section 30, ls.sw
Is drilling at 1000 feet.
NO. ) on the same farm Is drilling
at 1900 feet.
All American OIL Company No. 4
on the Brown farm In section 30, is-
Sw is drilling at 1910 feet.
No on the same farm is q rig.
Lone sar-F;. Ring No. on the
Brown farm In section 30, is-sw 10 a
rig.
Fl Ring Company No. 3 on the
Spencer farm in section 80, Is-sw Is
rig.
Davis ct al No. on the Hall farm
in section 2s. ls-Sw is rig
]. c. HUFF No. on the Hall farm
in section 80, ls-sw Ia drilling at 1879
feet
Twin State oil Company No. 1 on
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-28
PRODUCERS IN DUNCAN
CURTAILING OPERATIONS

Operations in the Duncan field are
being curtailed by the operators on ac-
count Of the present market conditions.
Many wells are shut down, some of
them on top Of the sands. Reports
have it that the Pauline Oil and Gas
Company and the Empire Gas and
Fuel Company are holding offset
wells on top OF sands. Several Of the
larger companies are storing their
oil IN tanks recently erected
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-28
Southeast Extension

Coline-Gillam-Miller No. 2, on the
Westheimer A farm, in the southeast
corner of the north half of the north
east quarter Of section IS, 4s-2w, is
drilling at 1920 feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-28

Coline-Cooner-Ch No 8, on the
Westheimer 3 farm, in the southwest
corner OF the north half of the north
west quarter OF section &c. 4s.2w. is
drilling at 1880 feet.
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