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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-05-31
MATCHING EGGS
Barred Rocks Thompson Bradley
Strain.

Bred for eggs and good looks.
Matching eggs from choice mating
pens No. 1, No. 2 and No. 8. Also
from f1ocks of heavy winter pro-
ducers. Flock No. l Yearling hens.
Flock No. 2 Pullets. Take look
at our birds and you will be con-
WINGED of their quality. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Also Kansas black
cap raspberries cents apiece.
Strawberries l cent apiece.
Baled hay for sale.
MRS. E. E. MOSIER
Phone 1887
Redwood Falls, MINI.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16

earth by ropes at th@ four corners.
In it were all kinds of quadrupeds,
reptiles and birds, ana a voice came
to him which said,
Rise, Peter, kill ana eat"
"On no account. Lord" he replied.
''for I have never yet eaten anything
unholy and impure"
Again a second time a voice was
heard which said,
What God has purified, you must
not regard as unholy"
This was said three times, and i'm
mediately the sail was drawn up out
of sight.
Arrival of the Servants of
Cornelius
While Peter was greatly perplexed
as to the meaning of the vision which
he had seen, just then the men sent
by Cornelius, having by inquiry found
out Simon's house, had come to the
door and had called the servant, and
were asking,
rs Simon, surnamed Pet :, staying
here?"
And Peter was still earnestly think
ing over the vision, when the Spirit
said to him,
Three men are now inquiring for
you. Rise, go down, and go with them
without any misgivings; for it is I
who have sent them to you
So Peter went down and said to
IT am the Simon you are inquiring
for. What is the reason for your
coming2"
Their reply was.
Cornelius, a Captain, an upright
and God-fearing man, of whom the
whole Jewish nation speaks well, has
been diVinely instructed by a holy
angel to send for you to come to his
house and listen to what you have to
say"
Upon hearing this, Peter invited
them in, and gave them a lodging.
Peter with Cornelius in Caesarea
The next day he set out with them,
some of the brethren from Jaffa 60
ing with him, and the day after that
they feached Caesarea. There Cor
nelius was awaiting their arrival, and
had invited all his relatives and inti-
mate friends to be present. When
Peter entered the house, Cornelius
met him, and threw himself at his
feet to do him homage. But Peter
lifted him up.
So Peter went in and eonversed with
him, and found a Iargei company as
semb1ed. He said to them,
You know better than most that
Jew is strictly forbidden to associate
with Gentle or visit him; but God
has taught me to call no one unholy
or unclean. So for this reason, when
sent for. came without raising any
objection. I therefore ask why you
sent for me-
Just at this hour, three days ago."
replied Cornelius, 'I was offering af
ternoon prayer in my house, when
suddenly q man in shining raimelt
stood in front OF me, who said.
Cornelius, yout prayer has been
heard, and your charities have been
put on record before God. Send there
fore to Jaffa, and invite Simon, sur
named Peter. to come here. He is
staying as a guest in the house OF
simon, q tanner, close to the sea-
Immediately. therefore, I sent to
you, and thank you heartily for hav-
ing come. That is why all of US are
now assembled here in Gods pres
ence, to listen to what the Lord has
commanded you to say"
Peters Speech
Then Peter began to speak
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
Peter cures Aencas at Lud

Now Peter, as he went to town after
town, came down also to Gods people
at Lud. There he found a man oi
the name of Aeneas, who for eight
years had kept his bed, through being
paralysed. Peter said to him,
'Aeneas, Jesus Christ cures you
Rise and make your own bed"
He at once rose to his feet. And al
the people OF Lud and Sharon saw
him; and they turned to the Lord.
At Jaffa he brings back Dorcas
to Life
Aong the disciples at Jaffa was {
Along the disciples at Jaffa was a
may be translated, 'Dorcas.' Her life
was wholly devoted to the good and
charitable actions which she was con.
just at that time she was taken i'll
and died. After washing her body
they laid it out in a room upstairs
Lud. however, being near Jaffa, the
disciples, who had heard that Peter
was at Lud, sent two men to him with
an urgent request that he would come
across to them without delay. Sc
Peter rose and went with them. On
his arrival they took him upstairs
and the widow women all came and
stood by his side, weeping and show
ing him the underclothing and cloaks
and garments of all kinds which Dor
cas- used to make while she was still
with them. Peter, however, putting;
down and prayed, and then turning
to the body, he said,
''Tabitha, rise"
Dorcas at once opened her eyes,
and, seeing Peter, sat up. Then, Civ
ing her his hand, he raised her to her
feet and, calling to him Gods people
and the widows, he gave her back
to them alive. This incident became
known throughout Jaffa, and many
believed in the Lord: and Peter re-
manned for a considerable time at
Jaffa, staying at the house of a man
called Simon, a tanner
An Angel brings a Message to
Cornelius
Now Captain. of the italian Regl-
ment, named Cornelius, was quar-
and Cod -earing-and so was every
member of his household. He was al
so liberal in his charities to the peo-
pie, and continually offered prayer to
God About three o'clock one after
noon he had a vision, and distinctly
saw an angel of God enter his house,
who called him by name, saying.
Cornelius
Looking steadily at him, and being
much alarmed, he said,
What do you want, Sir?"
Your prayers and charities" he
repHedS have gone up and have beer
recorded before God And now send
to Jaffa and feech Simon, surnamed
Peter. He is staying as a guest with
Simon, a tanner, who has a house
close to the sea"
So when the angel who had been
speaking to him was gone, Cornelius
called two of his servants and God
fearing soldie- who was in constant
attendance on him, and, after telling
them everything, he sent them to
Jaffa.
Peters Vision
The next day, while they were still
on their journey and were getting near
the town, about noon Peter went up
on the house-top to pray. He had
become unusually hungry and wished
for food; but, while they were pre-
pairing it, he fell into trance The
sky had opened to his view, and what
seemed to be an enormous sail was
descending, being let down to the
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
BIBLE STUDY
Y. w. G. A.-Menninger Course
he'd Every Saturday in The Topeka State Journal.

8. What three things did the people do
when they heard the sermong
z. What four things had God prepared
S. Where and how does Micah declare
Q. Who "piucked the flesh from the
10. Three times the Bible says, swords
shall be beaten into plow shares Mnere /.
IL Where is Israels deliverer TO De porn
and what shall be his program7
II. What false helps will be dest5oyed; I
as outlined in chapter five. verses 1OF hF
Il 15. What three things does the Lord re-
IA Il. What it did Micah say had become of
the good man?
10. To what four classes Of people did
Is What was the great calamity to come
IL. what portion OF Joel is best known?
people for wAsch judgment is come upon
% Note.-Acts and Revelation 9 and II
ought to be read with Joel
The Judgment is described bE Christ In
Nea1ipC Of name Jonah-Dove.
is like Jehovah? JOEL
Prophet of Peace. Prophet of Pentecost-
;. Contemporary Prophets. Hosea, Amos,
Hosea Amos: Isaiah, & hp,-,,n,v w,etsdnezs
Of NineTeh- Sins Of Judah. Invasion OF
AgsuiS 3. Kings in Power. Jer. II. Amaziah
Lothian, 4haz Hez Pekah, Hoshea. Joash.
O. Thence Disobedience. Judgment :
Mercy. Righteousness rewarded. Wicked
Z. Christ thought Jonah type OF x So
Ruler , :16. Man of strength
S. Key Word Overthrow Controversy
o. .. Teaehing. Nature an efficacy of true
repentance. Sin makes Judgment neees-
10 good Quotation. . Arise 6:s- He
hath 2:2S- VIII pour
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16

Between the great things we cannot do
and the small things we will not do, the
danger is that we shall do nothing
AdOlphe MOnod.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16

Set your mind on the things that ars
above, not on the things that are on the
earth--The Apostle Paul
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
LESSON NJ


Jonah, Micah and Joel.
ProDbecies for Nineveh and Judah
I'VE often do more good by~our sym
pathy than by our labors-"
Memory Verse, Micah SIS
Chart for Jcsah. Micah and Joel
Chapter Name and Outline:
Jonah. rrophet of Repentance
l. Commission and right Sa5. verse .
iii Prs1ching and Results Message
iv. Anger and Rebnke., Lesson
ble 70 get away from God."
Micah Prophet Of Peace
/. Gath. 10. Micah 1;1-loF a great PAAS
IN IL Ofso Bozrah. u. Mich T:1-16 A criticism
on selfishness.
III. Zion. 10
". Babylon 10.
V bethlehem .
VI. Omri. 16-
In chapters s and : mark the parts ts
spoken by IN the prophet, t2) Jeno'ah '''
'nT Loci. PFophet Of PentecosE
I. Locust-drOuth. II. S:1I Joels idea
u II. T TRepentanee-Blessipg. 1888 word
sgirI', the only referenceA
iii. Valley of DecisionA Is
Place in History.
Lonah "a 4, 10 &C .: % 70
49, 14:oIS9. 92cS o6.
Chapter questions on Jonah, Micah and
'Gel Same SSGRsn' fhpee commands given to
: For what place did Jonah start and
'iAgin Wbat WbSt three three things did the men do
when the storm came. -,
q what two promises did Jonah make
as he prayed inside the fish r..,. ,,-..cb-
ed at NinevahT
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
SEVEN sENrENCE SERMONS.

SEVEN SENTENCE sERMON9.
Golden conduct does not come out OF
leaden instincts-Herbert Spencer.
The effective life and the receptive life
are one.-Phillips Brooks.
Men may rise in stepping stones Of their
dead selves to higher things.-Tennyson.
Only what thou art in thyself deter
mines thy value; not what thou hast.-
Auarhach
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16


of Kansas rot law ndorder a
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
Prompt Action Expected on
State Compensation Measure.
Must Pass Legislature and Be
Approved by Governor.
APPOINT COMMISSION
Governor, Adjutant General and
: Secretary of State Members.
Each World War Veteran VIII
Receive 81 Per Day.

Prompt action is expected in the
payment of the state bonus for ex-
service men, who served in the world
war, according to Frank e. Samuel,
state adjutant OF the American Legion.
The passage of the adjusted compen-
sation measure by the legislature ana
approval by the governor are the only
acts necessary to make the bill etxec-
tive.
Committee to Distribute Funds.
The bonus commission in charge OF
the distribution. which will consist or
the governor, adjutant general, seere-
tary of state and state auditor, wilISba
automatically formed when the meas
ure becomes effective. The law re-
uuires that the commission draw I'd
all rules regarding the payment and
proof of claims within thirty days
after the law takes effect
Adtutant Samuel estimates that the
time required for the payment OF reg
ular claims will be about six months
but believes from nine months to q
year will be required to settle all
claims. Irregular claims will be pre-
sented betCe% the supreme court Tor
Legion VIII Assist.
The measure requires that all men
presenting satisfactory claims shall be
paid one dollar for every day spent in
the service. Samuel stated that all
details in regard to the payment OF
the bonus would be in the hands OF
the state commission and that this
body would decide upon the PROPOSE
tion of placing a maximum limit on
the amount of bonus money given an
Individual.
The American Legion will play an
active part in the distribution Of the
bonus, according to Samuel The local
posts will assist in the distribution of
claim blanks and will assist veterans
in making satisfactory claims for their
money.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
Fire at Council Grove.

Council Grove, Kan. Dec. 16--tlr e
of undetermined origin Quilted the
residence of the MCGOWAN brothers
discovered in the roof by passersby.
but it was almost impossible to rouse
the members of the families occupy
ing the house, as they were asleep.
Not until the fire alarm had oeen
turned in BY a neighbor and the en-
tire neighborhoOd aroused were they
able to rouse the sleepers.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16

'Tis the heart and not the brain,
That to the highest doth attain.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
TWO FIRES AT WILSON. KAN.
High School Burns Down After Busi-
ncss Block Is Destroyed.

Wilson. Kan. Dec. 16.-The Wilson
high school building burned Thursday
night. 1t was valued at 100000, ana
the loss is fully insured This is the
second bad fire this week. A business
block was destroyed. with loss OF
$4,000. partly insured.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-14

.Shut-dOnH Controversy to
BE RcReWed Monday

a breathing spell was Offered IN
iue OaAge shut down controyorsy
yesterday beOnufe Of me inability "
tho committee from tho OnRu on
aud Gas LoHHcca' laaoUintlon ana enc
hut down and storage committee
~ Ma Continent producers to got
sufficient momberH together 10
throrh ont the various problrme
that have been ngithting them for
several days.
Many OFF the burbank producers
focl thut they have boon diHcriWinrt-
I'D against BY tho Usage shut down
order but have postponed sending
"a formal protest tp Washington iu
The uumc ~ thD lcsscCH' association
pending % conference with momhors
ut the shut down committee.
Solicitor Booth ~ tho department
of the interior happened 10 be In
tulsa yesterday ON business other
than that connected with the shut
down. lie took occasion, however. 10
learn something Of the various
angles and viewpoints regarding the
situation. ana his advice undoubtedly
will he Of considerable value 10 the
department In finally thrcshing out
tho Csngo controversy,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-14

cause oven the strongest hostile fleet
10 think seriously before u came 10
blows with the German fleet, IN Wow
Of tho heavy losses tnat were 70 be
feared IN z battle. which put the zoe
IN danger ~ becoming TOO weak Tor
other taslS The idea OF risk was
brilliantly vindiCated in the Skager-
rak (Jutland) battle; the enemy In
sbite Of his immense superiority,
dared not risk a second battle. Ira
falgar was already dim. It's laureh
must not be completely lost.
Tho total number OF units (ships)
on hand--it was principally a mat
ter OF ships OF tho ine--was taken
az a basis FOR tho naval llne-was
taken rs baids for the naval law,
although theso, with the exception
Of the four ships of the Branden-
burg class. were little better than
old iron.
The naval law was looked upon by
many laymen, In view % the num-
bers involved. as naval Increase.
In reality. however. this was a false
view, since the so.callcd existing
fleet was absolutely no longer a
fleet. II Vas slowly dying of old age
An Holman said when he retired;
Included In Il were almost the old
est ships still In service In all
Europe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-14
OkBuigce district

W U Pine hng rr iu tho nor.h.
west 81 the southwest or 35.12-l2.
Vincent ana othors atc cleaning
out G-inch o1sinR at i.s2O foot in the
northwest of the southeast Of the
southeast of E-t2-t3.
Diamond and othcre are shut down
NJ 500 feet in the northeast Of the
southeast of t5-l2-13.
johnson and others are shut down
NJ 500 feet In tho northeast OF tll
southeast ot 23-t2-ta.
Castlcmau and others are drilling
~ Cos feet In tNe center IN the
southwest NJ the southwest ot t6-i.-
-
Prince Anderson nnd othcre hrr
drilling ~ $50 foct I'm tho northeast
OF the southeast or the southwest ~
31-12-14
Kusa on and Gas company have
machine in tho center Of the east line
Of tho northeast or the southeast Of
.Q-12-ti
W. ". Pine n drillluR NJ 2.030 foot
I ntho southwostN VI tho northeast NJ
tho northeast of 29-12-1t
AgRas n Campbell are drilling at
325 feet in the center of the east line
NJ the northwest ot the northwest pt
g8-t2-ii
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-14
Near Morse

Western Petroleum company is
cleaning ont ~ 4.io3 foot with . 900
root or on ~ the noig in tho north
ouat OF the southeast ~ Tho north
onst of i4-12-S,
H0sauc g. Miller arc fishing bnllcr
AZ 2.410 feet In the northeast of tho
northwest ot the southwest of 2s-
i2-a.
black Petroleum company n drill
'ng az l.2t0 feet In the southcnet of
the southwest of tho southeast Of
i-ic-i0
BLACK Petroleum company Il drill
Ing a. 1000 feet In the northeast OF
the northwest of l4-12-10.
Amcrada Oh company has easing
trouble ~ 2.i7S feet IN the souihoost
~ thefnortheaSt OF tho northwest of
17-12.tO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-14
Pure oil CompdHB's
Operations

Pure on company wcll Zoo the
southeast corner uf tine northwest uf
i3-1G-t0, is drilliug az 21Oo foot
whore 30 had nice chow NJ pii VIII
dUl ON ,tp tho butcher sand. which
it expect. tu reach at about 1850
forl
Dts Mo,bIus iu I.lo-5. viii Dee
drilled In today. Il hts tho sand
from Q, 2OS 60 3,2i3 feet A nice
show of oil
It's ruriuhuiu. in fT-i5-s. r. duwn
S,O23 feet where 70 ls setting the
G-inch casing This well viii be
drilled In some time next week.
It's Jennie Yargcc. In l-l0-9. has
reached n depth OF 100 fcot, whore
10 Jls fishing FOR topls
It's Florence l,owroy. I'm i-is-3w
Carter county IL drilling at lao
feet. This will he deep tcst, 2,4iO
net or deeper.
II Ia epudding In on its T. ] Clark
Meirs, In 2i-2s-5w. This is In a
strictly wildcat vicinity and viii be
watched with interest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-14

northeast of the nor'hvSa Of 4
t1-12
Kugwood on company hae a iocs-
tiOn Doc the northeast ~ th" south
vest ~ the northeast ~ 4-li-t2.
Kansas Qut has o rig I'm tho
uUrthwrst OF tho northeast ~ tho
northeast " G-tt-12.
Basic Petroleum company is shut
down ai $3.50 feet with hole run ~
water IN the southwcst ~ the north
west NJ tho northeast ~ BILLIE.
oklahoma Producing & REFINING
co. ~ drilling by tools ai 2.afO feet
In the uorthwCgt ~ mo southenst or
Tho northwest ~ 27.ll-l2.
Mcmahon and others are shut
down nt $500 feet in the northwest
~ fhr aoufhrHf Ofy2H.ii-12.
Gturrll lnycaifdout company H.
shut down for water 1t 1850 feet in
the northwest OF The northeast or
I3.tI.Ia.
KUobrew and others are fishing
tt 1850 feet BOO the northWcat ~ tho
.southDat of tho rorthwcst ot 80
.11.I3
f.. -. George and others are drill
Ing a. a0k0 foot loo The northwest of
the southwest ~ 2-l2-tt.
parsh1u on 4 gas 60 II shut
down az 400 feet ln the aouthenst NJ
tho northwest of tho oouihwest or
rarshan on E Gos ca. has a rig
] ga the center ~ the north line ~ the
northwest ~ the southcnn ~ T.
I12-1I
U1r n on company rs fishing NJ
|2.13o feet in the FUuih'net ot M"
3 southwcHt ~ tho unr'ho1st ~ g.
I19-1I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-14
ToHkdcd District

Blackwell oil n Gas CO. No I
Ruzck. tn the northeast corner of
the northwest OF l-Hi-lw, topped
tho sand at e.O4O feet, and
drilled ono foot in, where the we'll
is reported to bo making from 600
to 1000 barrels IN "a hours This
well will he drilled deeper.
white Eagle oil s Refining Co.
No. Novotny. In the northwcst cor
ner Of the southwest NJ the southeast
OF i0-24-1w, made 0G5 barrels
In the sand from 26Ol 20 2.6g6
feet. This we'll Is q twin 20 rs No. I.
Comar OIL company No. 4 on the
See farm, in the northeast OF the
northwest OF i5-24-lw. is stralght-
roaming at 2,475 feet,
Comar on company No, II OH the
same farm, "a setting tho SA -iuch
casing NJ 3i@6 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-14
Surrounding HenUettd

EAGLE rich"r ls spuddcd and shut
down iU the southeast OF the north
west OF the northeast Of 2-il-l2.
W n. Pine lis drilling ot 2.37l feet
with 1900 feet OF oil I'm the north
west " the northeast of the NORTH
west ot 3-11-i2.
" b. Pine IL fIshiug nt 1850 feet
ia Che Coater M tho north line pf
tho northeast ot the northwest OF
3-11-l2.
w. r Pine ia fishing at 1850 feet
i'm the center OF the northeast OF the
northwest OF 3-1l-l2.
W. y. Pine is shooting at 2.945
feet with oil showing In the north
east OF the northwest Of the south
east OF 3-l1-l2.
kingwood oil company has a rig
in the center Of the west line OF the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-14
Wnriand Gets Good One
South of HOminy

The Marlnnd Refining company
completed tho drilling deeper ~ It's
No. Z Min-Kah- She, I'm Tho center
Of the west line OF the northeast Of
l3-22-S. and It started off AZ tho
rate OF 1900 barrels n day. This
well came In some time ago nt 500
barrels day from 2.6g3 feet The
output had gone down materially
untl Il was drilled 40 feet deeper
with the result given above.
Tho well offaottiug this well to
tho west had been producing from
the deeper pay, which is the Wilcox
sand, fOr some timo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-14
Deep Test BeiHD Driiiod
West Of Weieeikd

Garden Green i1 making , do"p
t.st m the southeast corner or tuo
northwest ~ 1u.1O.tD. ll1 10
email show NJ p1s lu enc -pud tom
% 1850 tu 2.t1S fHHt Total depth of
well ~ thlp iImo be- 7.oa6 foot WIN
he drilled to q depth ~ $500 fcct
or detper
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-14
Win the OH Men

Martin w paly OF Buffalo. n y,
has come To Tulsa as mdulginR agent
for the ToNolean oil company, and
l7 az present guest ot j. V, No
Mahon of the Sinclair company Wi
liam l.. Marcy OF Buffalo, a director
OF the TcXolcan company, also g. in
Tulsa, and ho and Nr DAILY hty,
been going over the companys PROV
critics.
Victor II. Smith, vice prcsideu,
ana general manager " the Lion
OF and refining company of Kansas
city. was I'm tulsa Wednesday. on
route 90 El Dorado, Ark. via Dallas
and Shreveport,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-14

"Tanlac helped me back 10 good
health two years ago and | am still
feeling fine" recently said Mrs.
Mabel l. Francis, highly esteemed
resident OF G2S s. IAnwood Ave,
Baltimore, Maryland.
Before taking the medicine ! euf-
tered from a nervous breakdown and
was in an awful condition, | scarcely
had strength and energy to handle a
broom and my housowork was
drudgery 10 me.
THE first bottle OF Tanlac made
such a wonderful Improvement in
my condition that / was both sur
priscd and delighted. So ] stuck to
II and a few bottles built mo up ten
pounds and made me feel as IL | had
never had sick day. My health
has been fine ever since"
NOTE-The international Proprietnriea
Co.. distributors OF Tuulac, have on file in
their offices nj Atlanta, Georgia, over fifty
Thousand signed statements from repre-
sentative mcu and women from every state
In the lhion and every Province Of Can
ada, Many Of these are from prominent
people In this city and section ind hnye
been prev Niously published In this paper.
Tnnlno il sold by 'nli good druggists.-
Advertisements
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-14
Turkey Mountain District

Flcshcr Petroleum company has
forty ana fifty barrels ~ oil IN its
well in the southwest OF the north
east OF i2-lS-is.
Ficshcr Petroleum company top
ped the sand in It's well In the
northwest Of tho Aouthcnst or "a
1919 NJ 1000 teot, and n II making
100 barrels daily production.
q. ~ west ana associates have s.
600 900 feet of gas In their well In
the southeast OF tho northwest OF
l2-1S-12.
All three ~ tho above wells are
producing from tho Wilcox sand,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-14
Dry One in Nay County

The Skirvin Saudback test IN the
northeast corner OF the southeast OF
5-26-i, which is In Kay county nine
miles west of the Burbank pool got
the Burb1uN sand at from 3.27O TO
S,2g0 fcct with hole fun OF water.
They are now shut down for orders
at $3.50 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-14
Aciiuify in Seminole County

Taylor 4 Marshal are spudding In
N-9-6. one mile southeast OF SENT
mole.
Tidal Osago company IL drilling AZ
2.9I0 feet In 22-o.6, a mile north OF
Seminole.
T. J. ossonbeck is drilling at Gao
feet An 1887.