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Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-17

If you want to lead Europe and
thereby fulfil your mission, you
Lust be masters ana not proleta-
rians
DR. Robert Ley. German Labor
Front" head 10 the German pro-
letarianS.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-17
Famous Sayings

The game of life looks cheerful when one carries
treasure safe in his heart.-Schiller
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-17

Neither I nor anyone else on the
America First Committee advocates
proceeding by anything but consti-
tutional methods.
Charles A. Lindbergh.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-17

MEMBER
American Newspaper Pub
Editorial Association. Cali
fornis Newspaper Publish
ers Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-17

The Nazis will not have won the
war unless and until they have
persuaded the minds of millions
OF the young to accept the kind of
a world they propose to create.
Archibald MacLeish, poet and
Librarian of Congress.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-17

Never has there been a time
more promising than now to build
the kind of a world we want to
live in.
DIR. Everett Ross Clinchy, direc-
tor National Con ference of
Christians and Jews.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-17

INDEPENDENT
IMPARTIAL
end
INDIVIDUAL
La gaceta., 1941-10-08

tejadc, lie cae en- la cabeza y no
ie cavsa el r1cror dado. tCtmo
Larnarla listed g ESQ?
Dina que laoia sido IN ac-
cidente- contest6, impanturba-
BILE.
-Perfo etamante Paro supon
ga listed cue al 0bro dia. a la
misma hcra y en- las mismas cir
cunstancias, Sc repite ell Gasp.
iQu6 pensaria listed de clio?
Que era una casualidad, IT,
ma c~oincidencia NADIA mas.
-Esta bien. Pero imagine
listed que al dia siguiente vuel
We a ocurrir 10 mismo. va es la
tercera vez. lQu6 diria listed
entonces?...
-Pues que era una costum
bre.
Ell abogado renunci6 a seguil
Ell interrogatorio... Porque va le
podfan caer al testigo aleros So
bre su cabeza. Mas dura, impo-
bic.
La gaceta., 1941-10-08

a Estados Unidos. Dice que la
situation en- ell P~adifico va de
NAL en- peor y que de este es
la mejor prueba la c%onferen-
ella que ACADIA de celebrarse en-
Manila. Acusa a EstadoS Uni
dos de aspirar al dominic al
mundo.
Gel g~obierno del presidente
Roosevelt Sc propone ineluir a
Russia en- ell ABCD, America,
Bretana, China, Indias Orien-
tales holandesas.
Kokumin opina que Estados
Unidos Sc MEGA a entender
las verdaderas intenciones del
Jap6 y gu este hara possible Ell
matenimiento de la paz en- ell
Pacifico.
La gaceta., 1941-10-08
LA SITUACTON EN- EPANA
sabotaje en- las industrias y v en- las paroles
PoR Ell GENERAL JOSE ASENso

puellos iran a parar al pueblo
aleman, y serviran para AFRO
jar bom1as sobre las demo-
cracias, cual ha ocurridO con
mas de I'm millar de camio-
mes que la Casa Ford ha en-
viado en- estos 1ltimos ITEM
pos a las casas que tiene en-
Barcelona y Cadiz. IHa Wis
to esos camiones ell ST.. Carde-
nas?.... Seguros estamos que
no, porque fueron seguida-
mente enviados a Hitler; y
requisados con violencia, 81 no
Sc los dan de grade, para ESQ
los paga y ademas cobra su
ayuda durante la rebellion
militar. Cuanto a la gasolina, 81
10 fuera por los envios de la
Standard Oil a Canarias, no po-
drian suceder misteriosos tor
pedeamientos como ell ultimo
del tanque panameho II. C..
White, en- ell AtlanticO del Sur.
Esos piratas tienen suS bases en-
AS Canarias y Rio de Orc, mu-
tho mas seguras que Dakar.
Pero la gravedad del trans
porte no Sc puede resolver con
mayores envios. Ell pobre pue-
bio espahol esta condenado a
morirse de hambre. Su tirano
asi 10 decreta por servir los in
tereses del amo. No basta la ayu
da simb6lica de la Legion Azul,
hay que darle TODD. LIE dijimos
que Sc estaban enviando al fren
to russo locomotoras desarma-
das por la frontera de Irun
Pues ahora es un semanaric
franquista en- New York, al ser
vicio de la Falange y de Alema.
MIA, ell que dice que todavia res.
tan vagones de fSrrocarril ell
Espaha, gracias a que ell anch'
de via de la Peninsula Iberic;
es diferente al International d,
la Europa Occidental. Ante esi
confession mediten los proveedo
res de csc material, que son de
m6cratas y sirven a esta causa
81 convene seguir negociand'
con Hitler a traves de Franc
y su cuadrilla.
La gaceta., 1941-10-08
Ell CICLON Sc ACERCA A
CAROLINA DEL SUR
Nueve muertos y cOnside-
rabies danOs

Atlanta, Octubre Bel ci-
cI6n tropical que naci6 hace
pocos dias en- ell Caribe pas6
aver por Tallahassee, ell nor
oeste de la Florida, Georgia y
hoy Sc acerca a Carolina del
Sur, en- la parte de la costa
del Atlantico.
Cinco muertos ocasion6 la
perturbation en- la Florida, u
no en- Georgia y tres en- las is
las Bahamas.
Los aviones del servicio de
guardacostas Sc proponen sa-
lir hoy en- busca de 20 pesca-
dores que Sc dice perdidos en-
ire st. Marks y Carabelle, en-
la Florida.
En- horas de la madrugada
de hoy ell cicl6n Sc hallaba al
oeste de la isla Paris, Caro-
lima del Sur. La velocidad de
viento parece haber disminui
do. Junto a Carabelle, en- La
Florida, desarroll6 aver una
velocidad de 70 millas por he
ra. El viento entorpeci6 las CO.
municaciones con Tallahassee
tambien con ciertos districts
de Georgia.
La gaceta., 1941-10-08
LOS BONOS PARA
LA DEFENSA
Preguntas y respuestas

P. JCuantos sellos de Aho
rro para la Defensa son nece-
sarioa para llenar un album?
R. Setenta y cinco sellos
de a Is c%entavos; setenta y
cinco de a sos; setenta y Gin
&C de a dollar; o ounce de a
$500 cada uno. Los albumes
completes son inmediatamen-
tie canjeables por Bonos para
la Defensa (serie E. en- su O.
ficina postal o a traves de su
banco.
P. IQui6n dirige ell movi-
miento nacional para vender
sellos de Ahorro para la De-
fensa en- los establecimientos?
r. Ell Treasury's Retail AID
visory Committee, del cual es
presidente Benjamin H. Nam
de la National Retail Dry
Goods Association. Los oficia-
les de otras Is grandes orga-
nizaciones nacionales de deta-
llitas comprenden ell comite.
Nota. Para colnprar Sellos o
Bono spara Ia Defensa, dirijase
a la mas cercana oficina de CO.
rreos o bancO, o escriba pidien.
do information al Tesorero de
'os Estados UnidO8, Washington
,. C. Los sellos Sc italian tam
biGn de venta en- Ia mayoria de
,os eslab.ecimientos al detalle
La gaceta., 1941-10-08
LA AGENCIA DOMEI PIDE
A LOS NAILS QUE CESEN
DE COMBATIR CON
LOS RUSOS
Nuevos ataques contra E. u.

Tokia, Octubre 8.-La agen
ella Domei dice en- una infor-
maci6n publicada hoy que las
.naciones del Eje deben poner
fin a la guerra con la Russia
Soviet Y cocentrar todas sus
fuerzas para I'm ataque deci-
sivo contra la Gran Bretana.
81 la guerra con Russia Sc pro-
Tonga, dice, ell Eje hara frente
a una enorme escaseZ de ma
triales, porque Russia pertene-
ce a las naciones "que no tie
men," Inglaterra y Estados u
nidos Sc haran mas fuertes
porque representa- la union
"de las que tienen."
Otros peri6dicos expresan
ell tenor de que Alemania
pierda toda SUI fuerza en- Ru-
STA, dejando despues solo al
Jap6n contra Estados Unidos
e Inglaterra. 81 la guerra cor
Russia Sc termina, Alemanis
podra voWerse contra ell cana.
de Suez Y establecer comuni.
caciones marftimas con ell Elk
tremo Oriente,
"Nichi Nichi," uno de los
peri6dicos nipones de mas cir
culaci6n, ataca hoy de nuevC
La gaceta., 1941-10-08

Esa es una forma para ayudar 3
aliviar ell dolor p~eriodico ocasionadc
solamente por causas ~funcionales.
Pero tambian pudiera ayudar a
aliviar la incomodidad periodical 81
listed empieza a tomarlO, por las di-
r~ecciones, tres dias "antes del ITEM
POI. Recuerde, hechos modernos y
81 amos de popularidad invitan la
confianza do listed en- CARDUI.
La gaceta., 1941-10-08
Mujeres: He aqui I'm aIivio en- dos formas

Mes tras mes, algunas mujeres SUI
fren de dolores periodicos funciona-
les y de grandes molestias. Enton-
ces elias ~aprenden la ayuda del
CARDUI.
Probablemente este es porque Ell
CARDUI aumenta ell apetito y la CO.
rriente de iugo gastrico, ayudando
asi a la digestion, construction de
f@uerza, energfa y Residential fisica
para muchas,
La gaceta., 1941-10-08
Vie,o RORdeHO

Esta figura cencena
y esta faz cetrina V grave
a la que 81 sucio ravero
presta popular remate;
y csc rictus de esa rOca,
donlde apreciar no Sc sabe
i es dea55n, ~tristeza o burla,
10 Eue la pliega y contrae;
tcdo, figura, atavio,
'cansado Y provecto empaque,
vejez noble, arrUgas hondas,
mano basta y pobre traje,
primero que en- polvo vuelvan
esta pidiendo un romance.
La gaceta., 1941-10-08
PAkA LA NUJER
DEL HOGAR
I'm MilGgrO

Modelo de esc6ptico irreduci-
ole es un testigo que fuera inte-
rlogado en- una vista celebrada
en- un tribunal de Londres.
-llCree listed possible un mi
lagro PIE pregunt6 Ell abOga-
60.
-ENp.iquese-repuso ell ties.
tigo.
-Veamos. Fig1rese ell decla.
rante cue va por la Gale y s.
desprende parte del alero de ur
La gaceta., 1941-10-08
z P~REGTDENTE DEL
COMITE DE PERDONES

Tallahassee, Get. 8.-Francis
R. Bridges, Jr., de Jacksonville,
fu6 aver elacto p~residente de
la nueva apo.itica y no-partida-
rista junta de perdones del es-
tado, Joseph Y Cheney, de Tam
pa, fu6 nombrado secretario.
La comisi6n Sc reunio con ell
gobernador Holland y otros
miembros de la Junta.
La gaceta., 1941-10-08

Cinco hombres, TN bienco y
cuatro negros, Sc ahogaron en-
Panacea, Florida, al sur de
Tallahassee, cuando ell mar
cubri6 la pequena aldea dom
de Sc encontraban.
La gaceta., 1941-10-08

En- Espana funciona una ra-
dio clandestina que Sc dice ser
la voz de Espana Libre. Trans
mite en- Onda corta y es segura-
mente un nuevo elemento "ca-
La gaceta., 1941-10-08

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
3. L. P, yendida exclu-
sivamente por Kin g
Hardware. ga. avenida
Gale Is
La gaceta., 1941-10-08

El titulado Embajador de
Franco en- Estados Unidos, al
regresar de recibir instructed
mes secretas de Serrano Su-
ner para laborar en- favor de
Hitler y servir los intereses ma
zistas, ha dicho que en- Espa-
ma no escasean los where's y
que TODD es un problema de
transporte, y pide mas camio-
mes Y esencias. Pero estas y g.
La gaceta., 1941-10-08

muflado" de is alemanes para
seguir la conquista democratic
ca de America, con falacia y
tranquilidad.
La gaceta., 1941-10-08

Una nueva campana de sa-
botage Sc inicia en- las indus-
trias de Espana, que producer
materiales para los Alema--
mes, simultaneously a la a.
parici6n, en- forma indeleDle,
Sc ven unas tortugas minuscu-
las.
El significado de estas tor
tugas es de gran transcenden
ella y es el aviso a los obreros
de Que cuanto mas lento mar
chen en- la production de ma
terial o en- arrancar minera-
les, mas contribute a la con-
secuci6n de la victoria sobre
ell nazismo y a la recuperacion
de la libertad del pueblo es-
panol oprimido.
Pero 10 de mayor importan-
cia eS que no Sc trata, EN- la
Campana de la Tortuga, de
una cosa esporadica del pue-
bio espahol, sine que la mis-
ma ensena Sc We en- las gran
des fabricas de Checoeslova,
en- Polonia, en- la Francia ocu-
pada Y en- los campOs de ira
Ibajo Tornado del Transaha-
riano, en- donde pierden su
vida millares de espanoles
que solo ansfan ell triunfo de
la democracia.
Hay algo que nos une q
todos los que fuera y dentro
de Espaha luchamos en- uni6r
con los pueblos Oprimidos y
que esta por encima de la for
ma diplomatica de yer los pre-
blemas los paises que aun nc
han roto sus ligazones diplo.
maticas con los totalitarios
que aun permanecen al ladC
de Hitler y Mussolini. Els e
deseo de aplastar a los opre
sores de pueblos y que este,
recobren su soberania e indie
pendencia.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-06-21

= This includes the Standolind prop
critics purchased by W. f. Rice
some time ago. A pipeline from
! POndera field TO loading racks at
! Conrad also became the property
OF Cobb
w Z. Rice retains all OF his
! Keyin-Sunburst properties and own
| ership to II filling stations, the
latter being leased to A. b. Cobb
e. Co Five expensive stations in
Great Falls. including the large
station near the Great Falls post
office. and one station each in Bill
ings, Lewistown, Shelby, Browning,
| Missoula. Glasgow and Choteau are
retained by Rice OH Co. under lease
and option All other stations and
properties are included in the pur-
chase.
Cobb has "a producing oil wells
in Cut Bank field with potential
OF 900 barrels per day. giving him
total Of 108 producing wells with
potential of 1850 barrels per
day.
The Home refinery has been run
ming from 1900 to 1900 barrels
per day and produced 1O,325,537
gallons of gasoline in 1899 and s.
O9l,05l gallons Of gasoline In 1910
Construction of a new crude still
is now in progress to increase the
daily capacity of the Great Falls
refinery TO 5000 barrels per day.
The straight-run capacity has been
too small for the cracking unit. a
Dubbs plant with polymerization.
The Home plant was established in
1880 and has been several times
rebuilt and modernized until Il Is
one of the finest in the Northwest,
producing a very fine high-octane
product. 1t also has a road oil
unit. particularly adapted for pro-
cessing Pondera crude. The com
pany is now working on a large
road oil contract.
Acquired with the other proper
ties Is a 500-barrel topping plant
formerly owned by Conrad Refining
Co., at Conrad This plant has not
been operated in several years.
Cobb announced that the employee
personnel OF the refinery will re-
main unchanged, also the trade
name OF its product, Silver Gas.
Home Oil e. Refining Co. has an
annual payroll of $4,000. Its
credit cards are honored through
out the United States and Canada.
rhe company has employed ITO
persons at the refinery and 275
In filling stations and other en-
ployment outside the refinery.
DR.. C. w. Jeffrey of Rawlins.
Wyo.. co-partner with Cobb, was in
Great Falls to negotiate and close
he purchase. Coleman, Jameson
& Lamey OF Billings represented
cobb in the legal work and Cooper,
& Glover OF Great Falls
Rice.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-06-21
STRAY SAND In
ROWLING POOL
CARRIES CRUDE

A new oil producing horizon in
the HOwling pool. one OF the old
est producing sections of Kelvin
Sunburst field, was discovered this
week in Mills-Government No. 3
in the center of the south line OF
NEA SEA Section S-35N-2W.
Small commercial production was
found in a 50-foot sandstone from
1920 to 1910 feet. 1t was not
tested and drilling continued al
1905 feet at last reports. enroute
TO the lime contact.
In the southeastern part of the
field. 10 miles distant, a produc-
Ing sand is found that is called
the Burwash sand, but it has not
been reported elsewhere. David
Mills, the owner, Is considering
drilling a twin location later on
to produce the shallow horizon.
Two new wells were started in
Kelvin field this week, one by j. w.
Agan, who moved over from a dry
hole just completed on the Coed.
deFtz farm in No. 16 location, CNL
SEA NWA 23-35-3W. Agan fall
ed to make a producer from the
showing Of oil and plugged and
abandoned. He moved to No. II
location, Sc corner SEA NWA
23-35-3W
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-06-21
.Sunburst Pays Honor To
Rugged Individualist y

The town of Cut Bank is today
celebra ting the discovery of new
oil pool in the towns western back
yard combining 'Slim Parent
Day with this towns annual Re
finery Day celebra tion, observed
each year since the establishment
Of the states largest refinery at
Sunburst
Central figure of the celebration
was "Slim PARENT the rugged in
dividualist who brought in the dis
covery well virtually with his own
hands, overcoming seemingly unsur-
mOuntable obstacles in drilling his
well to completion.
Within two miles of the town
of Sunburst, Parent has developed
a pool which yields A gravity
sweet" paraffin crude, containing
no sulphur. at a depth Of 2O61
feet. Nineteen years ago this
month the so-called Sunburst dis
covery well was completed by Sun
burst Oil & Refining Co, but not
until now has commercial prOduc-
tion been found closer than five
miles southeast, with the result that
Sunburst lost to Kelvin its CONNER
cial advantage OF being the supply
and operating center Of the field.
Townspeople of Sunburst celebra-
ted the finding of the new pool and
sought to advertise the possibility
of further discoveries in the dis
trict. Two more wells are now
drilling, on two sides. east and
west of the town, in heretofore un-
prospected territory.
The annual Refinery Day observ-
ance is custom established by L.
B. Tip" O'Neil, who built the In
ternational Refinery, which plant
was the start OF the present Texas
company refinery. The celebration
today is financed by the Texas com
pany and the merchants of Sun
burst.
Paul Trigg, representing the
Chamber of Commerce of Great
Falls, is the principal speaker of
the day. The program includes a
parade, field sports, a boxing pro-
gram, baseball game and a dance
tonight
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-06-21
SUCCESS STORY
REACHES CLIMAX
IN EIGHT YEARS

Few success stories are more
thrilling than that of A. B. Cobb.
former Wyoming drilling contrac-
tor who has in eight years risen
from an humble beginning to one
of Montana's foremost producers,
now launching into producing and
refining.
Cobb came to Montana soon af-
ter the Cut Bank field was de-
veloped, in the fall OF 1883. as a
contractor. He secured a lease on
the Walberger farm, in Section 35-
35-6W. then wildcat territory, and
drilled a well that made $50 bar
rels.
His third well flowed for more
than a year and the Walberger
lease has produced some $4,000
worth OF oil:
With the development of South
Cut Bank, Cobb secured the Young
lease, in 1895, and that property
only 40 acres - has produced
1895, 700 worth of oil. His near
by Jackson lease, has produced
S150,000 worth of oil A Tribal
lease has produced another $685.
600 worth of oil.
Seeing an opportunity in Lance
Creek field, Cobb brought in an
important extension to that pool,
developing a lower producing hor-
lion. He sold out part Of his prop
critics at considerable profit and
still retains a part.
Thereafter he bought the prop
critics Of Nadeau Brothers in Cut
Bank and took over the entire
contract for supplying 500 Dbl. of
oil daily to the Home Oil company,
which contract expired last month.
The Home lacked adequate crude
tcontinupd on Rage Fivel
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-06-21
COBB BUYS RICE HOME OIL PROPERTIES
Rice Properties In
Pondera Included In
Years Largest Deal

A. b. Cobb independent Cut Bank producer announced
the purchase this week of the Home Oil Company refinery
at Great Falls and the Pondera properties OF Rice Oil Com
pany by his company A. b. Cobb & Co. He took charge
Of the properties Wednesday, June Is
While the amount of the consideration was not an
nounccd it is understood involve around million dollars
The acquisition of the Home Rice properties provides Cobb
with outlet for all OF his developed production in Cut Bank
field including only modern refinery but also retail
outlets covering the Great Falls trade territory otang 40
service stations and bulk plants.
In Pondera oil field Cobb is taking Is producing
oil wells with present production Of $50 barrels per day
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-06-21
WILL ACIDIzE
LIME SHOWING In
SIGNAL BUTTE

Tie largest acid "shOt" ever
used In Montana will probably
be applied TO a 4O-fOOt sandy
lime section above the contact
of the Madison lime I'm the
CObb-YaIe test ON Signal Butte
structure. IL became known
this week.
seVen-hich casing has been
cemented nj 4f08 and the sec
ton from 4f1O to 4f5O will
be acidIzed. There are two
streaks Of heavy saturation,
the upper about nine feet thick
and the lower about seven feet
thick, with 20-foOt section
Of light saturation.
The Journal has a sample OF the
lower core. 1t appears to be 9
sandy lime OF fine texture. smell.
ing strongly Of petroleum. The
hole was drilled at 4341 feet be-
fore decision was reached to test
the contact showing A drill stem
test showed nothing.
The cement plug Will be drilled
out Sunday and the hole will there
Continued ON Page Tive)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-06-21

This is "slim" Parent with
the little woman" who In
spired him to keep drilling in
the face of all sorts of dis
cOuragements, including Lack
of food, while he was drilling
the discovery well OF the new
West Sunburst high gravity
pool.
Parent started his well in
the spring of 1880 with enough
money to complete the test,
bat at 400 feet he got into
"A fishing job that used up all
his cash. With no money TO
pay drilIers, he let his crew go
and he and one man continued
fishing. Finally ne got the hole
Strengthened out and resumed
drilling, only 20 run into am
other fishing job, losing ''ev-
erything but the cook house"
ia the hole. His helper quit
him and he and his boy car
ried on. Every drilIer who
looked at the hole told Par
rent that il was a lost hole,
at around 1900 feet, but he
refused to quit.
Finally, after he had spent
all the money he could bOr-
row on his rig, his life insur-
ance and on his personal word,
and when his creditors began
moving In on him, he went
home and said to the wife:
Its about time for you TO
quit me, IL You are going to.
Everyone else has quit me; /
haven't q dime, I'm flat broke
and am going TO lose every
lcODsinued on PAGE FiveI
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-06-21
CRUDE MARKET Is
TOPIC OF OIL BOARD

A discussion Of possible marke :
expansion of north Montana oil
fields occupied the principal at
tention of the Oil Conservation
Board of Montana in session in
GreatI Falls on Wednesday. Pres
ent were L. B. O'Neil, chairman;
w. E. Rice, Wilfred Nadeau,
Charles Wrighter, and Secretary r.
P. Jackson. The board discussed
plans for investigation OF Kelvin
field to determine the amount Of
oil without a market, the amount
Of storage oil and the status Of
shut-in wells.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-06-21
ONLY one new
WELL COMPLETED
Ar CUT BANK

One completion was recorded in
Cut Bank field this week, the An
derson-Anderson No. 4, NV SEA
NWA 26-35-6W, which had an ind
tial OF 80 barrels. It had upper
Cut Bank sand from 2805 to 2S25:
lower Cut Bank from 1885 to 2S49;
Ellis, 2849 to 1854; fluid level
was 1900 feet. It will make 30
Dbl. on the pump.
Consolidated Gas-Frary-TrfbaI 10f
No. 2, SW NWA SEA 19-32-5w,
in the new Tribal pool, damaged
casing with a shot of nitro gly-
cerin and has a fishing job, with
Continued on Page Fourl
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-06-21
MONTANA MAY
SUPPLY MORE
CANADIAN Oil

All branches of the Montana oil
Industry were represented at the
conference called Thursday in
Washington, D. c., by Harold L.
Ickes, defense oil co-ordinator.
Personal invitations were wired
to a number of Montana oil men,
including L. B. O'Neil and George
McCabe Of Santa Rita Oil & Gas,
A. B. Cobb of A. B. Cobb & Co.,
andg Kenneth Davis of Cut Bank
Refining Co., all of Cut Bank; A. E.
Crumley Of Crumley & Sons, and
James w. Johnson of Producers
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-06-21
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To Big Well

Superior Petroleum. Rugen No.
4, Sc NEA NEA 11-35-3W, was
completed as a 15-barrel well and
moved over to offset the 6O0-bar-
rel well completed by Crumley &
Sons on the Fryberger farm. This
Fryberger No. 21 is a 6OO-barrel
well and one of the two largest
OF the present year.
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