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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-20
SHE'S JUST LIKE
APERSON MADE
NEW, SHE SAYS
"Tanlac Has Restored My
Health So Wonderfully |
Simply Can't Say Enough
For It," Declares St.
Louis Resident.

"Tanlac has meant so much to
me that | tust can't say enough in
lts praise" said Mrs. o. Dedier, re-
siding at 3133 Gravios ST., St. Louis.
Mo.
Before I took this medicine my
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and distressing that l hardly had
any ease or comfort. suffered from
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nearly all the time, and my head
ached fearfully. had such severe
pains in the small OF my back that
| could hardly get up or down. Dark
spots would come before my eyes
and I would get so dizzy II was all
could do 10 stand on my feet, and
sleep was almost impossible for
me.
After seeing my husband improve
so much by taking Tanlac ! began
taking Il, too, and my troubles are
not only gone, hut l have actually
gained 10 pounds in less than a
months time. l am Just like a per-
son made new and OF course l think
the world and all OF Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
glsts.-Advertisement.
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complex formations around the salt
domea, there is no likelihood OF
producing area large enough 10 give
any great big production OF
crude. Operators there believe the
CUR coast production is not likely
10 decline. but the outlook does not
Indicate any considerable Increase.
Danger Points In Field.
There are three danger points. nc
cordlng IN this oil authority in the
Mid Continent field. points that
might develop nm ovcr-production.
East Texas has been drilled over
pretty we'll. there is no particularly
large area. nnd n f. expensive 20
open up now pools thcre, although
some will be. but In Louisiana there
has been rcccnt production IN the
Pine island dlqtrict from tho Trinity
sand which never before has been
q commercial producer. This may
mcnn tho onilre drilling over of that
enormous area on the Rcd river up-
iin However. the depth of this
sand should preclude my possible
great production ot any time, and
while the fiold originally was drilled
In email tracts ana by many COM
panlcs yet it has been gradually
bought IN hv n few large Interests.
ciuatod. Some few oil mon believe,
too. that the Trinity sand may be
found productive ~ MoXia md n
we'll Us now being started there 20
tcu n.
The second Danger point. this man
places In tho Ilnynogyillo district
which ~ the proscut time IL at the
pcaX Of its production from tho
Blossom sand but which is sure 20
undergo fairly rapid decline
within tho next seven 20 10 months.
This peak of production could he
made lot higher II tho properties
wore not held by n fcw companies.
n has been q we'll known fact that
tho Woodhinc sand. which is 10 pro-
liflc ~ Moxl1 ana IN other pools,
uudcrllos tho large IInyncsville dome
but has not yet been tested. Conse-
quontlv Oh mon wiz watch AnXious-
~ for tho first test 10 this sand.
Tho third danger point he says.
IL In tho Eldorado district IN Arknn-
gas. whore fow weeks ago tho pro-
ductiOn was from tho Blossom sand
only. How. however there is n
600 barrel well In the Woodbine
sand, nt about $500 feet. There Is
tho possibility that the Woodbine
may undorlie that entire area and
cause redrllllng OF the pool TO the
deeper sand.
However. II any one or all NJ these
so-called danger points develop, this
authority maintains that their flush
production will he offset, and maybe
moro than offset. by the decline In
other big pools.
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whatever at the polls. and HIS name
was the only one on tho ballot at
that election. lie succeeds Harry
Cragin, lumber merchant, who re-
aligned several weeks ago because OF
business stress.
I,owrapce II an oil man. head here
Of the Tom James OH company. For
merry with his six brothers he lived
at Memphis, Tenn. where he was a
Mississippi levee contractor, all the
seven brothers being In the same
line OF business. fOwarnce quit that
line. however, when the Tom James
Oh company was organized as a
subsidiary to tho Marland OIL com
pany Of this city. The men who
make up the Tom James company,
include at least two dozen prominent
planters ~Of Tennessee, Mississippi
Arkansas and Louisiana, including
COL Tom James himself. Lowrance
then came to Ponca city. about
four years ago, as the manager for
tho company. In the meantime ne
has become closely associated with
the Marland OH company and the
business intcrests here.
Aa levee contractor, Bowrance
was accustomed to handle large
bodies OF workmcn, In hustllng
through an important piece OF work.
Today when the Marland company
wants 30 lay n pipeline quickly or
put over some other big piece OF
construction, they ask Press Low
rance 10 take the reins for that par
tlcular fob. Citizens, who have cleo
ted him mayor, believe that ne VIII
be able 10 put municipal affairs
through In the same manner.
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Drilling Operations at
Bidcknelf

BLACKWELL, June 1o.--The AS
ISOLATED Producers g. Reflners No. /
gnouffer, northeast OF the west half
OF the southwest OF 26-27-3w, Deer
creek, Is being drilled az 600 feet.
Schonwald. Curley a Vlckery's NO
Schonwald. Curley a. Vickery's No.
3 Martin. southwest OF the southwest
ing drilled at 2.200 feet.
The Flomar Producing company
No. /. in 35-23-2e, II miles south
east Of Pouca City, Is being drilled
nj 53s feet.
Cozart oil company is pulling the
G-inch casing at It's No. 8 Pratt,
middle west location In west half OF
the southwest of 3i-29-lw, prepara-
tory 10 deepening the well from g.
3l7 to 3.4OO feet.
Of the south half OF 23-27-3w. IL be-
at the following locations: Roach
farm. southeast OF 30-29-lw.
schurts farm. two. northwest OF
31-29-lw.
George Presbury farm. southwest
of 29-29-ie.
Blackwell OIL e. Gas company No.
west OF the southwest OF 23-27-3w,
Deer creek, Is having the 6-inch cas-
ing underrCamed at 3.039 feet.
Blackwelrs No. 2 Lane, northeast
Of 22-27-3w. has a fishing Job at
3,267 feet.
Blackwelrs No. John Ruzek
southeast OF the northwest of 3-2i'
1w, Tonkawa field. Is rigging up al
$40 feet TO deepen to the 8-lO0'
foot formation. IL Is an offset &c
the Comar OH company No. ] Sarah
Carmichael. southwest OF the south
half OF tho northeast OF 3-24-1w
where the top Of the sand was found
at 2,11S and four feet in, the
well is making 500 barrels natural
per day.
Blackwell oil e. Gas Co. No.
Howell. northeast of the northwes
iof 13-2G-lw, Is underreaming the
u inch casing around 2,200 feet.
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WiIcOH's DOubie-Hedder
Increasing Production

The n. T.. Wilcox OIL ~ Gas Co.
". HarJo No. 2 well located In the
Wilcox pool two miles fest OF Bris-
tow, the description being the north
east corner OF the northeast OF the
northwest OF 2-l5-s. which cane In
Saturday with an initial production
Of so barrels per hour, was drilled
several feet deeper Sunday and is
now making approximately 1000
barrels per daY Ita NJ. Hario No.
located in the southeast OF the
southwest OF tho southwest OF as
1873, which came In sunday making
as barrels per hour, has also been
drilled several feet deeper and is
now making approximately $500
barrels per day. These two wells
give the company an insreased pro-
ductlon OF $500 barrels per day.
The II. +. Wilcox OH &c Gas Co.
now has six wells drilling between
the above mentioned producers and
that OF the barrel Roland
on company gusher. distributed
over n distance of one-half mile. and
upon checking the sand record with
the wells which have now been com
plcted, II Ia quite evident that these
wells mentioned will all be large
producers, from the fact that they
ilt upuH iHe HlSu htA uCiuit. ihtS
are as follows:
NJ. Harjo No. located in the
northwest corner OF the northeast
| OF the northwest OF 2-15-S. is now
drilling at 1900 feet. The j. Hene-
| ha No. located in the southwest
| OF the southeast OF the northwest is
now drilling at 1900 feet. Its No
on the same farm located In the
northwest OF the southeast of the
northwest is drilling at 500 feet. Its
| j. Heneha No. located in the
southeast of the northeast OF the
northwest will spud in this week
| Its No. s located In the southeast
OF the southeast of the northwest Is
drilling at 1,525 feet. and No. 6 or
the same farm located in the south
west OF the southwest of the north
east Is drilling at 635 feet.
From n perusal OF the above i
would seem that Homer Wilcox, n
usual. Is In for big things within
the course of 60 days. lie has tn
best looking acreage In the poo
farm vicinity, and many oil men are
now watching his developments II
that vicinity as II is very probabl,
that when all OF these tests ar,
drilled In he will at least have ar
additional production OF 10000 bar
rels or more per day.
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Business Good in the
AmOriiiO Field

Special TO The World
PANHANDLE, Texas, June 10
The wells being drilled for oil in
the Panhandle field continue to at
tract unusual attention. due largely
to the fact that several are getting
deep enough to become producers
at any time.
Carson and Hutchinson county
wells are being watched more close
ly than the wells In other counties.
Carson County.-Tipton, McCon-
nell No. l u fighting cave at 1000
feet. with 12 y -inch pipe in the hole.
Texas company Burnett No. is re-
suming drilling at 1850 feet. Water
breaking In from the bottom of the
eight-irch casing has killed several
million feet OF gas This is the well
which had the derrick burned last
month, killing two workmen. Hum
BILE Burnett No. 2 is making an ef-
fort to remove 10-inch casing from
the 2,075.foot hole. the casing being
broken. SIR, Burlington & Clark
Burnett No. is drilling at 2,926
feet. Production or the first pay is
expected around 1000 feet. Gulf
Production company Burnett No. 2
is awaiting storage; production es-
timated around 600 barrels: pump
er. Gulf Production company No.
l Wynn is drilling at 500 feet.
Hutchinson County.--Gult Pro-
| duction company Dial No. l is test
| ing at 5000 feet: estimated 800
barrel pumper. Coble- Haywood Co
| Bile No. Is drilling at $3.50 feet
| after setting six inch to case off
small amount OF oil and salt water
| MCGEE Il Co No. Smith Is drilling
! In oil sand at $3.50 feet; cavinl
badly. with $50 feet of open bole
| Wilmington No. Sanford Is fishinl
| for casing around 500 feet.
Potter county. Amarill,
! OH company No. 1 Masterson Il
| drilling at 2,400 feet, Amarillo OF
company No. 2 Blvins Is drilling a
! 400 feet,
Gray county,. !. Harvey anC
others, section $50, block Il. ID & I
survey, fighting cave at 2,004 feet
! silk, Burlington e. Clark No.
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IN THE OIL FIELDS
office o24i, Residence aa4a W. PECK. p o. Box sas
r. o. boz s33.

1900 feet. The sand is generally
20 feet In thickness. with 40 feet OF
pay, md n very unusual thing about
the field IL that although many
wells have been drilled cionr through
the sand on an area Of some 5000
acres, yet no water has ever been
encountered. Ia production the
wells are holding up exceedingly
wen and there are less OF thom on
the pump, proportionatciy, than in
any other district Of slmilar age.
on mon outline the fact Mat IN
connection with the Gale or Osago
land loasos on June 28, clear ncross
the north edge uf the Burbank pro-
during pool, approximately Two
milra. all tho qunrtcr-scctiona that
nrc 20 bo sol1 along that edge arc
offHcts to producing quarters. This
iq true 20 s0mo cviont clear around
tho producing ncld. but along the
north edge 30 is an unbroken line
of production.
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Producers and ReIiners
Hare TUO Big Wells

Producers aud Rcfincrs corpora
ION, operating Lyons Petroleum
'omplny properties, has Just
brought In u we'll making 500 barrels
n tho No. McNaC lease. snmc be-.
ng located In the southwest corner
u the south half Of southeast of 20
t1-tt, Lyons pool.
Producers and Rcflncrs corpora
don has also drilled In No. ~ one
uCntlon south OF the northwest OF
lhc northwest of 3i-27-B, Burbank,
"a the Usage. and nftcr n shot same
4 flowing I 800 barrels.
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Ozark Pipeline Company

The ozark Pipeline company
Roxanna) has leased the 10t
Ranch warehouse at Bliss and is
unloading material at that point In
connection with the immediate con-
struction of n pipeline from Cush-
ing to the Bliss sTonkawa' pool in
24-iw.
The Ostot Development company
and William @. McAdoo, jr.. have
rigs up for their wildcat test on the
Clover farm in southeast 17-3l-1,
In Cowley county. Kan, five miles
northeast OF Burden. II. II. Jones
Of Augusta has the drilling contract.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-20
GUpsy Makes a Location

Just half mile south of its Wild
cat test in 3l-27-5, east of Kaw city,
the Gypsy oil company has made
location on the northern edge OF
the Usage country at that point and
In Osage county. The wildcat east
of Kaw was abandoned about year
ago, after two big gas strikes had
been encountered. but the company
failed to find the 2,9O0-foot Bur-
bank oil sand. on the Jim Hutch
ins ranch. in 1881. In the Kaw
Indian country, the Gypsy is drill
ing at about $500 feet without any
showing of gas or oil.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-20
More Wei Drilling in Vest
un Usage Than EUer Win
Be Again." Says GeDer

PONCA CITY. Juno 19.--Notwith-
Handing the fact that the Burbank
or western Osage oil pool is grad
lally increasing In production and
q expected to be making at least
100000 barrels daily by August.
nus becoming the greatest single
producing district I'm the Mid-Conti-
nont field, there are moro wells
srilllng there now, approximately
zoo. than ever Will be drilling at one
lime again In that area. This Ia
statement OF spot" Geyer. head
seologist of the Marland oil COM
pany and the man who brought In
.he Burbank pool.
Geyer explains that drilling in
the western Usage depends entirely
upon the sale OF oil leases on Usage
indian lands in that vicinity and
hat these sales occur only occaSlon-
illy, so that the land is opened up
10 development slowly. Several
Iales in 1921 and one this spring
brought within tho development
irea of the western Usage con
hderable amount of land and the
operating companies got busy with
The idea OF getting all they could
af the flush production.
Henceforward drilling must reach
sut from tho present producfng
Held and consequently the area be-
hg operated at any one time will
never be so great as at the present
The limits OF the pool are not found
rs yet by IA whole lot, Geyer con
lends, but he maintains also tha'
.he Burbank will never flood tn,
market because of the additions e
.ho pool being opened gradually
He believes 1t will be doing 100000
barrels by August, but he feels alst
that 10000 barrels Is more con
serVative estimate as TO the peal
that the district will hold for an,
given time. 1t is now producing
around $4,000 barrels,
The MeXla field is the creates
producer in the Mid-Contincnt field
but Geyer believes tho Burbanl
Mill soon be the leader. for wherea
Tho MeNia is on tho decrease, tn,
Burbank is on the increase.
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Another Biz Well at Mdnford

The McMan oil company, drilling
In 6-1D-S, I'm the Mannford district
has n 5OO.barrel producer. when II
tho most important news Of the uaS'
NJ IL shows the trend of the field.
II IL sad TO contemplate thnt
Mannford was overlooked Tor SO
many years. and during all TINS iim1
it carried the earmnrks of rcnl on
field, nd looked 80 much Ike ihc
real thing that everybody pasS'nE
through on the trains were coh-
ylnCcd that oil was there.
They all know II now.
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Transcontinental Operations

The Transcontinental OIL comp
tanv No. 2 Allen wen in the north
west OF 24-f6-9 IL 35 feet In the sand
with a total depth OF 2,92S feet and
is making 4O,0OO,o0O feet Of gas. p,
,The same company No. 3 a. Il.
Coops in 23-16-9 has reached the top
sand at 1850 feet. Its No. ~ -.
Coops in the south half Of the south.
west of 23-i6-9 topped the sand az
2,s7O feet. Both wells will be drilled
deeper,
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An Important Test In Barber
CouDfU. Kansas

The Wizard oil company, w.
stout, E. Il. Boyle and J. II. McCul-
len OF Wichita have rlgged up on a
tost on the Moore farm in the north
east Of the northwest Of the south
west of 12-30-12w. Barber county,
Kansas.
This Is the third test for this sec
tion, the other two showing oil or
gas in each sand No. 2 Gibson hav-
ing a considerable showing in 81
feet OF sand topped at 2,S00 feet,
which was lost by shot,
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says that he can make Chicago &,
seven hours, Omaha in three hours
Des Moines In three and one-haif
hours and Tulsa In two and one-h9if
hours from the home office at Wicb.
ita. Just to show that he can 40
this, he had better hop over here
where there are many who would
like TO see him.
f. NJ. Larkin was in the city ves.
terday, and reports that bis brothers
John and r.. J.. Larkins, have ns.
returned from Butler, Pa, where
they visited their father who haA
been very Ill.
Claud Freeland OF the Roland OF
company was in the city YESTERDAY
from Bristow.
Sam Lewkowitz OF the Waite Phil.
lips company left last night for s.
Louis, where he was called by .Ho
death OF his mother. lie Will be
gone scveral days.
william II. Foster; Geologist j. 7
Thompson and Bill Handy, the latter
formerly vice president Of fao
Humphreys OIL company at McVa
have moved from Dallas to Tulsa
Messrs. Thompson and Handy own
ers OF the Loutex corporation hive
contracted to drill a well in Coffee
county. Kansas. Messrs. Thom .s9n
and Handy went with Col. A. d.
Humphreys from Denver 10 M,za
during the Mexia excitement, but lg
order to get into the real oil game
they we're obliged to establish a r,--
manent domicile In Tulsa. Thoun-
son, Foster and Handy have OBJ
tained offices with Earl Sneoa In
the First National bank building.
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Of the southwest OF 2s-iG-t0 which
was completed short time ago
making IS barrels per hour. from The
Dutchcr sand. was drilled 10 iret
deeper TO n depth of 40 feet In the
nay which was topped at 2.IOo fcet
and Is now flowing ut the rate oi
100 barrels per hour.
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Humphreys Pure Complete
TWO Big Producers in Curry
District--OH BddIy Cut

The Humphreys Pure oil COM
pany has an s,0Oo-barrel producer
I'm the McGraw farm test, north of
Mexia. in the Curry pool The same
interests No. Cole farm. in this
same district, came in yesterday a
4 4.O00-barrel we'll Both wells are
reported 10 be making quite a lot
of water, cutting the oil badly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-20
First Meeting of Land De-
partment of Waite Phillips
Company

The first OF the monthly meetings
OF the Land Department Of the
waite Phillips company was held
yesterday at the company's offices In
the Petroleum building and the fol-
lowing members OF the department
members from out OF town were
here for the occasion: II. Nj.
Levan, Okmulgee; L. l.. Dewey, Pom
ca City: u. Il. Kervin, Okmulgee;
J. l.. Grizzard, Bristow and %. Il.
Wenner. Eldorado. kan.
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Comar Company Gets Good
Well at TOnknpn

The Comnr OIL company No. y
See In the TonLawa pool ut the cen
ter Of the north line Of the northeast
OF the northwest OF i5-2in-lw Is
flowing 90 barrels per hour. reach
ing he top sand at 1851 feet. The
total depth Is 2,G3s feet.
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rrdnscOntinentdi Gdsser Be-
mining to Spray oil

The Transcontlncntal OH corpora
hon $4,000, ,OO0-foot gnsscr In the cx-
Tcmc northeast of 2I-t8-O, ycstcr-
Hay afternoon began 10 spray oil.
This well Is being watched with the
greatest interest by tho oil fratcr-
,ity. Bob Dunlop owns the Royalty
bn this valuable lease.
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oil Man. Who Was LeUee
Contractor at Memphis,
BECOMES POncd City Mayor

PONCA CITY, June l9.-Fre-
ouently II is asserted In political cir
cles in particular that the Office
should seek the man. II was purely
such a case when Press Lowrance
became mayor of Ponca city. follow-
ing a special election last Tuesday,
for I,owrance ohad no obposltloh
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Medley, section 40. block BE-, rig
ging up. Several new locations are
expected TO be announced In Gray
county shortly.
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Is q OneISand District

The Burbank is remarkable dis
trict in several ways. Geyer con-
lends. Tho Healdton and Cushing
Yields I'm their heyday were fields
that were producing from several
Tands, whereas the Burbank is n
pne-sand field, found at around
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-20
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer' on Genuine

Say "Bayer" when you buy AS
pirin. ,-,,
Unless you see the name 'Bayer"
on package or on tablets you are not
getting the genuine Bayer product
prescribed by physicians over %
years ad proved safe by millions for
colds, headache. toothache, car
ache, neuralgia, lumbago, rheu-
matism, neuritis. and for pain in
general. Accept only "Bayer" pack
age which contains proper direc-
tions. Handy boxes of IL tablets
cost few cents. Druggists also cell
bottles of "a and 100. Aspirin is
the trade mark OF Bayer Manufac-
ture OF Observation-Disclosures Of Sail
cylicacid.- id.-Advertisement.
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OIL AND GAS
observation-disclosures. Etc.

Geologist who has made real sue
sess wants n party with $4,000 TO
operate two good antiCllnes. VIII
lease the structures sell some inter-
ssts and split profits $3.50. Unless
Tou have money and are real busi-
hess men do not answer. CSC. care
World.-AdVertiso
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With the Oil Men

Meyers Gross, sales manager for
the Sterling oil & Refining Co., OF
Wichita, is using an airplane and
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The Amerada Corporation
Shoots Well

The Amerada Petroleum corpor-
alton No. 2 Harjo in the northeast of
the southeast OF the northwest OF
15-12-1l encountered the top sand
at 2,647 to 2,657 feet. The initial
production was $50 barrels and af-
ter 20-quart shot Sunday 1t Is
making 25O barrels.
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Want drilling work for big Ma
uoual machine near Tulsa. $40 Mayo
building. Phone Usage 6432.-Adver-
lsymcut.
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KdWffeid and James Brdnn
and Sons Get Big Producer
BY Deeper Drilling

The Kawfield OIL company and
James Brann & Sons test In the
southwest corner of the northeast
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For Sale--ia royalty 20 acres.
continental Pool Bristow. Prairie
mas made offset location. Cali
Cedar 53O.-Advertisem
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Get a good swim at Owasso lake.
Best in the country Advertise ement.
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WANTED--Cleaning out Jobs In
Rogers, Nowata or Washington
sounties for Buckeye No. 80 tractor
cleaners sS5 day and | furnish
water and fuel. Box 1877. Tulsa
Advertisements
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FRANKLIN. Pa Juno 19.-oil
production in north central Texas
last week increased S.927 harreIs
daily. North Louisiana and ArkansaS so
made 10000 daily, decrease ~ ~,
MeXia Texas production was lnlN
doilv against Ss.Sl5 preceding week