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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-20
THE
T. S. J. A. OFFICERS
~. extend the
Seasons
Greetings
to the
ASSOCIATION AND
GENITAL VERBAND
MEMBERSHIP
SPECIAL INVITATION!

An invitation is extended to all
our war veterans, that are now at
home. to join their parents, wives
and sweethearts- in an hour of
prayer and meditation. Rev. +.
Foisel will conduct special SER
vices Sunday. Dec. 23rd, at 7:5O
+. NJ. at St. Johns Lutheran
Church, to offer our thanks to
God, but for whose Grace, YOU
might not be able to share the
joys OF this Christmas Season
with us.
A little social will follow the
services. Christmas cookies. as
only Ma can bake them will be
served as refreshment.
Come AMI let us make YOU feel
that you are really home again.
Hilda Thellman.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-20
Says Bill Giving Veterans Better
Care Will Attract Doctors, Nurses
aepillnell /
By congressman Frances P. Bolton

you will rejoice as l have done
L over the bill covering the estab-
ishment of a Department of Medi-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-20

have a fve-man boys team, but
we will have some i'll the doubles
and singles.
We welcome three new mem
bers into the club. Charles Bus
Wharton, Ray Inman and Casper
Cut" Tinnerelli. They may be
only associate members at the
present, but alter that walk down
III aisle they will be real Saxon.
Won't they Rose and Helen?
The Columbus Junior Saxon
Club wish each and everyone OF
YOU the Merriest and Happiest
Christmas ever. This should be
the happiest too. because most OF
our boys will be home and it is
something worth celebrating.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-20
idonen llnb itdn6iaen Stefne hntten,

idonen ltno itdnoigen Stetne batten.
Sn iolhen 3eiten apuroe ibnen, nit.
ten I'M Nlnter, in Der Seoe ser W6l.
Der, IN &lnger lno 31lte, tpie ocn
Sirten bel 8etblebem, innerIid oos
alte 8eibnahtssport 3ugeruien,
"Siebe, id perfiinbtge G1td aroBe
Jreluoe, Die allem Solfe spioerfabren
lit, oena Guf lit bel,te Ger &eilano
eeboren!"
9dbt Sbr ienrals 6ie baltiiden
Jamilicntbronifen oieier Seiten ae.
leIen? - @enn, Damn apiiroet ssbr
,piilen, tpie ith oieie gertriebenen
,mo Seinatloien, tpenn iie ipieber in
Die alten Shloiier 5uriidfebrten, Iie
trieoer altTbauten uno ibr ,1orntaIes
eeben begalnen, tpie iie NIT tiefIten
Can't an bieie Gage Ser 8eibnud,t
in oen baltiiden 8Gloern als elmer
55roerltne bes inneren 2ebeus qe-
oaften, uno aus hieier inneren
Jrel,oe I'M tiefiten 2eioerr il,1r1er tpic,
oer neue Sebensfrait fir oie 3uf,,1,ft
lh0pften.
Sollte 1ms niht eieies 2idtpoue
gilo baltiihen 8larbens, baltiider
Sebensfraft audi it ,lnierer f,ao.
tlld)en, lebenss llno liebesoerneinen,
San 3eit imner apieoer neue aroft
aus ser beilisen Mutter erce ,nIe.
rer Sein1at 5uflieben, tpie Dem mn.
ibiifen antbaers, als SerfuIes i'm
beliegt sur Groe mari, uno er iinmer
spleoer bon Ser beiligen Nsutter Groc
neue Straft erbielt, Inn neu su erItar-
ten? - SaIlet uns Saber 0ieie innerc
Trel,oe Der 8eibnat, oie beute, mic
emit edinals, niht NIT Der GuBeren
Se11e Ger Srelloe oleler sSelt per-
tpo,rot lit, feitbalter, oils nem bal.
ttIden grbe: ,g&as Gu ererbt pou
Seinen Gitern bait, erlpirb es, uni
es eli beiisen!" Sas hit oas ssoeal.
oas uns I1u,ier baltiid,es ,s(tben",
rrler geliebtes Sorpat, porgelcbf
bot. "&as pergangen, febrt nitt
irieoer, aber gins es leildteno nic-
ser, - leldtet's lang nod suriid!"
Sergeilet nid,t I'm Sebensfampf bas
bon galten auesfiibrte, BON @oetbe
itamme,Se &antpf1port: y lleber @rd.
her--pnrrarts." Sn bieiem 2ebens-
entichlllB lieet oas @ebeinnis unie,
rer @eibnadtsfreroe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-20
CAPITAL CITY BITS
By Katy Gotzmeister

Columbus, O., Dec. 2O-After
quite a good bit OF skidding and
slipping on the snow and ice we
finally made it to Ir. Saxon meet
ing last Thursday, Considering
the weather, we had a fairly good
turnout. The same officers were
reelected until May, 1916, when
we will have our election OF Ofhc-
crs to 'coinside with the T. s. !.
y. convention in clecting officers
The Columbus Juniors all wish
Margaret Schmidt a speedy re
coverv. She is i'll the Mt. Carmcl
hospital lrecuperatine from an
Appendectomy Operation.
The main discussion last meet
ing was the bowling tournament
to be held in Canton. After much
thought and planning. the Co.
lumbus Club will be able to start
to bowl at | p. M. on Saturday
afternoon. Feb. Q. We may not
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-20

By Ethel

Cleveland. O.. Dec. 2O-Sun-
day, December %. has been Sc,
aside for bowling party to be
held at Ronischer's Alleys, East
l4Oth Recreation, located at 68o
East l4Oth St. Alleys have been
reserved and bowling will begin
promptly at 2:3O! Here is your
opportunity ior a strike in the
right direction, SO come down
members, let's have some fun.
Reminder
Singing reheaa.sals are held
every Wednesday evening from
7:3O-9:OO p. NJ. at church, but
where are the singers? Let's ali
make ii point to be down there
next Wednesday.
Christmas Social
Plans are being made for gala
Christmas party to be held Fri
day evening. Dec. %. Watch this
column for further details.
Wedding Bells
Tonight is the night Dot Mel
zer and Bill Stamp have chosen
TO say Il do. Well all be on
hand to congratulate these two
members and wish them future
happiness.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-20
SALEM NEWS
By Gertie Girscht

Salem. O., Dec. 2O-Ocr meet
ing was very we'll attended and
Il lot accomplished. First OF ali
we have six new members whom
we wish to welcome into our club
Hilda Seegar. Hilda Weber. Ka-
therine Spack, Virginia Schuster
Henry Schuster. Fred Girscht.
We hope that all OF you will take
part in Our Jr. activities and at
tend all our meetings.
We were glad to have a few
visitors in Our meeting and hope
they will come back. We thank
Mrs. Girscht, Mrs. Herman and
Mrs. Gottschling for their short
talks, we really enjoyed them.
We hope that Capt. Frank Baier
Of Gary, Ind. enjoyed our meet
ing and that he will come bacl;
again.
Christmas Dance
Yes, Dec. p is here already.
Don't forget the dance at the
Saxon Club in Salem. Ohio. Mu-
sic will be furnished by Charles
Stenross and his NBC orchestra.
Don't forget this is semi-formal
dance. Come one come all.
Recent Discharges
We are glad to have back with
us Joe Gross and Gus Schuster,
who were both discharged.
Social
On Dec. 20 there will be a So
cial at the club. Everyone is to
bring a SOC gift for an eNchtnge.
1t is promised to be fun.
Seasons Greetings
In behalf of the club and my
self I'VE take this time to wish
each and every one of YOU very
Merry Christmas.
--0-
Please patronize our ad
vertisers.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-20

On Thursday. November %,
Miss Mary Olga Blatnik, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Blat-
mix, $50 East 10th ST.. and Mr..
Richard kirschner. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Kir 5chncr, 1889
East Goth ST.. Cleveland. were
united in marriage at St. John 5
Lutheran Church at high noon.
Rev. John Foisel affiliated.
The bride wore candlelight sa-
tin. having a hustle, long train
and drop shoulder yoke OF mar
quisette. The veil was candle
light tulle OF fingertip length and
the head band was OF carnation
blossoms. The bride carried 4
spray OF white camellias.
The bridal party consisted ol
Eleanor Kotnik. maid of honor,
Sylvia DiMaggio and Dorothy
Blatnik, sister OF the bride, as
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-20
CLEVELAND WEST
CHRISTMAS PARTY

Branches | ard 4 have arranged
Christmas Party at the West
Side Sachsenheim. 7OO1 Denison
Ave. The children are practicing
a Christmas Play with beautiful
christmas songs. The program
begins at 80 p. NJ. The children
will receive christmas presents.
Admission for adults is 35c mem
bers of the Children lodge are
free. Nonmelnbers pay 25c. Prof.
Nikplaus and Mrs. Hans Steiner
are assisting and the committee
guarantees very good time to
all. kath. Schmidt. Sec'v.
- Please. patronize Our ad.
Yertisers.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-20

have so far been accepted. The
points are as follows:
(D With regard to secret trade
agreements which unhappily still
exist among some Of the recipient
countries of UNRRA aid and which
make an intelligent appraisal Of
the needs of those recipient coun-
tries impossible;
(2) Having to do with the free
dom of movement, with the neces-
sary credentials and so on, for
UNRRA personnel, so that they
can use their maximum effective
ness in observing the distribution
of relief in the recipient countries;
(3) Permitting UNRRA to re-
tain title to motor transport if it
sees fit to do so in order that It
may more effectively have q COM
plete and accurate check as to
where relief supplies may be sent;
and.
(N Calling on the President to
try through appropriate channels
to facilitate" the entry Of American
newsmen into countries receiving
UNRRA aid.
THERE is little if anything TO
1 add to what the papers have
carried on the passage by the Sem
ate of the United Nations Organi-
zation or Security Bill" This will
now come 10 the House Foreign
Affairs Committee for study and
presentation to the House. F..
T SINCERELY trust that the med
1 ical and other affiliated or inter.
ested groups who are opposed I'd
over much federal control Of health
programs are aware that unless
they have definite and constructive
plans for adequate care Of the sick
and the general teaching Of health
their protests against what has
been called Socialized Medicine will
be of little avail. Possibly state
programs which would, of course,
require state legislation might
prove the most satisfactory way
to meet the present needs Of our;
people.
A BILL has passed the House
"A which provides for an increase
of the permanent enlisted and Off
Ger strength Of the Regular Navy
and Marine Corps. A definite at-
tempt has been made in this bill
to prevent alleged discrimination
against officers who did not grad
uate from Annapolis.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-20


and otherwise incapacitated veter-
ans.
The fact that Major General
Paul Hawley. who had charge of
Medical Care in the ETO, accepted
Leadership in the reorganization of
Medical Care for our veterans has
already brought some Of the very
best Of the Service doctors into the
Veterans Hospitals. Particularly
interesting to us in Cleveland is
the acceptance of one of the con-
sultant positions by Brigadier Gen.
eral Elliott c. Cutler, whose years
at our University Hospitals we so
well remember.
To those of us who have watched
the nursing profession meet every
need it is particularly gratifying to
know that nearly 209o of the nurses
who have been demobilized have
asked for Veterans Hospital Serv-
ice because the boys still need us. I"
THE Senate finally passed the
1 $50 million appropriation cover
ing current UNRRA obligations,
ending the anomalous situation
which has prevailed, for while the
Senate has been catching up on this
delayed action the House has been
considering and has passed the
new bill. H.R. 4649 authorizing
an additional year Of UNRRA.
The House accepted a series of
amendments which are not manda-
tory, but are rather an instruction
to the United States representa-
tive. To the credit of our present
representative-Mr. Clayton - it
should be said that whatever sug-
gestions he has made 10 the Council
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-20
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
By Lou and Min.

Youngstown, O.. Dec. 2O-Our
weekly meeting was opened by
our president. We heard the re-
port OF the T. S. ]. A. meeting by
Hilda Bokesch. We did not have
All election because not enough
were present. So come on Trs.
how about attending the meet
ingS.
To Niles
We have elected representatives
to go to Niles to invite the Sax
ons to join our club and partici-
pate IN games and on our other
activities.
To Salem
You can expect to see ICungs-
town represented at your dance
on December p.
New Years Eve Dance
The Youngstown Juniors are
sending out their invitation to
all our Youngstown Juniors and
friends. and also the out -of-town-
erS to attend our New Years Eve
Dance. So don't forget to set "a
side New Years eve for the dance
at Youngstown.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-20
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urlere Giter, tpie spir beute, iif
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5u elnpfinoen, 100 unier 2eben, I'M
lere @eid)id,te cine Siunme BON I'm.
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Guige, in lid) perfl1rta Srcuoe Gbri-
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mebr iii sic Gbarafter5iige oieics
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linn Sas Soeal oes Menihcutl,ms ee-
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peiligen Gage ber5ihtet ,lno unIer
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fer NIT ihren Ginoern aus ibreil
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-20
ALLIANCE REVUE

BY Hans Schuller
The Junior Saxons and their
parents are urged to attend
Christmas Play
to be held at the Saxon Hall Sun
day, Dec. %. at $50 p. NJ.
Let us all be down and have 9
grand turnout for the youngest.
ers. There will be a gift pacg. fol
all the youngsters and there will
be no charge OF admission.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-20

gerry in the Vet
erans' Admins
tration. As writ
ten it is not per-
feet, b ut t S
faults can be
corrected later
on. This W i'll
make attractive
to the doctors
and nurses be-
ing re l e a s e d
from the army
the more ade-
.auate service so
greatly needed
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-23
Wildcat May Extend Field to the North
Kevin-Sunburst Activity Stays
AT High Mark; "a Wells Drilling

Though KevnSunbust activity remained high mark during
the week. with two dozen wells staked rigging making hole
most interesting of the lot test that extend the field sub
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-23
HarIO Wildcat
Now Acidizing

Mid-Montana-Young No. wildcat
on the Harlo Dome structure in
south central Montana near Harlow
ton, is being acidized in upper zones
that showed porosity in electric log
tests, after drilling to total depth of
$3.50, according to a report by COM
pany officials. ShalIowest Of the
zones scheduled for testing is what
was logged as the Frontier sand, at
about 1400 feet. This well reported
ly went through the Devonian, find
ing that horizon lacking porosity. It
was drilled with a light rotary rig
and made exceptional time, mas
much as the outfit was operated
only one eight-hour tour daily. Bob
Amicke was the driller.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-23
STANOLIND
DEEP TEST
PAST 1900

MOntana'S deepest drilling
wildcat, that of the StanOIind
OH a Gas company on the Miz-
pah structure I'm southeastern
Montana, this week reported
hole made TO 1919 feet, with the
rotary bit working in purple
shaIe."
1t is being watched with intense
interest by biologists since IL is
expected to provide definite infor-
nation concerning thiclxnesses of
several horizons hitherto INFESTED
by the drill, in an area embracing
several thousand square miles.
1t is now believed to be in or inn
mediately below the Big Snowy
lime.
Location is in C NV NE Sc
27-2S-50E, about 10 miles north of
Broadus, county seat of Powder
river county.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-23
Fulton Test
Going Again

Bill FuIton's wildcat on the
Hagan structure, southwest of
the Cut Bank field on the Black
feet Indian reservation, this
week was reported making new
hole at 2725 feet, with lost
baiIers sidetracked or drilled mp
and with 8 5fS-inch pipe being
carried at 2675 feet. This well,
of interest because 1t has had
several gas flows and no water
to present depth, Is expected TO
test expected pay zones inside
of the next 1000 feet.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-23

Sentiment among small opera
tors IN the Rocky Mountain area Is
that the best way to enable them 70
join in an about campaign f0x new
wildcat wells is for the office of
price administration to cooperate
with the Davies request by estab-
fishing fair prices for crude oil.
con leaders pointed out that oil
prices have not joined In the gem
erai rise in the war period. While
quotations of other commodities
have been permitted TO mount, 20
offset higher costs, oil has had no
general Increase. There have been
slight adjustments between dis
tricts The only increase has been
Cconsinnss sm Rama 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-23
KLUTH ETHRIDCE TEST
NEAR TOP OF MADISON

After extended delay due to a
bad hole, H. NJ Kluth's wildcat
north of Ethridge this week ap-
peared very near completion, with
the bit reported working at 2080
feet in black lime, apparently near
the top of the Madison limestone.
This well is between the Kevin-Sun-
burst and Cut Bank fields, in NE
NE NE 21-33N-4W.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-23
354l Acres of Blackfeet Leases
To Be Sold at Auction July 20

Leases 344s tribal allotted the Black
feet Indian M July 90 at
the Blackfeet Agency at Browning.
The acreage in Townships "a 35 Ranges
miles northwest adjoining
edge of the central portion of the Cut Bank field
The leases will be for 10year with royalty
annual rental of 81 25 Drilling requirements varied
pending upon the individual leases
Full information may be by writing Joseph W. Brown
of the Backfeet Tribal business council Mcbride
superintendent of Blacee Indian agency both Browning
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-23
SUNBURST- SNiEETCRAsS
AREA HAS LEASE PLAY

Possibility there will be re.
newed drilling activity I'm the
area a short distance northwest
of 5unburst, midway between
Sunburst and Sweetgrass and :
the Border oil field to the
Thorpe-Parrenf pool, Is indi.
Gated by recent Lessee filings.
Leases have been recorded by N.
K. Harris of Casper, lease broker
representing undisclosed principals,
covering acreage in sections 8, 10,
70, Il, "a, IS and q, In Township 81
North, Range 3 West.
Less than a dozen wells have been
drilled In this entire township.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-23
TH0RPE-PARRENT TEST
MAKING HOLE AT 1860

Thorpe Parrent-H olbreok No. 3,
Sc NE NV NE .2-36N-3W, in the
Thorpe Parent pool a short dis
lance northwest of the Sunburst,
has spudded in and is making hole
at 1860 feet 1t Is expected to throw
a little more light on freakish con-
ditions in this area, in which at
least one well that checked high
was a dry hole while others lower
structurally have been excellent
producers of very high-gravity oil.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-23
Wildcat on Structure North
OF Joplin Spudded by Texaco

One of the interesting and important of the year
pudded this week north of Joplin Liberty county by the
Company state lease in Sc Sc NV 16N7E Location
semogaph high The company has been notably successful
drilling other structures in this and has
focused much attention completion wells showing
unusually high pressure the Gloon gaser with shun
$50 pounds square the other the gasser
the companys Utopia block with shun pressure of 025 pounds
These wells have done much focus attention of
district the regional which apexes
in the evSunburst field the Ike Taylor has the
the well drilling with rotary TOOLS with the expectation
will be completed in about 80 days or less.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-23
21O-BARREL
COMDT ETTON
OA&p1VA 'SpsH Eosgas0 scr
snolg 10 1asfoos gsaIxossgrs
IlV w a. KwL m1 vAA

One of the best compilations
recorded I'm the Cut Bank field
I'm many weeks was drilled I'm
this week by the Texas Com
pany, It's Morrison Consolidated
No. IL that swabbed 210 barrels
the first "a hours. Location Is
G So S1z 22-35N-6W.
Two other wells in the field
reached the pay sand during the
week, both apparently small pro
ducers. These were Texaco's Sec
ton IL No 8, G NE NE 11-35N-6W.
and Unions No Connolly, G NE
NV 7-33N-5W.
Three new locations were an
nounced, all on Texaco leases.
In addition to the new locations,
II wells were listed as rugged up or
drilling as the week ended
The full field report:
CARTER-HARDY NO.
CIV SW NV 27-36N-6W
Spudded 5-23-45; drilling, 2s2o
Continued on Page 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-23

Stantlal distance north.
This IL wildcat of the Lee
Edwards trust, on a govern
ment lease in G NV SIC NE
35-36N-3W. This well, making
hole at 1895 feet, is due for COM
pletion within the next 80 days.
lt is about three and a half
miles southwest of Sunburst
and six miles north of Kelvin,
and approximately a mile from
the nearest production In the
field.
Four new locations were an
in the field during ths
week and three wells were com
pleted, two rating as small pro
ducers, and the third a dry hole.
Continued on Page ~
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-23
Land Board AID Reveals Reviving
Interest In Long-Dormant Areas

Revvng interest of operators in ongdormant
veaed this week advertisement calling for bids state oil
gas leases Montana Oil the
land board
which board has
offer auction Helena July TO- midway between
Frannie and Elk Basin fields the Wyoming Montana border
only three miles north of the Wyoming ne covering acreage
Immediately adjacent to the Devils Basin field covering
age miles northwest of Great Falls and covering acreage
the Canadian line between the Border and ThorpeParren
pools. north of KevinSunburst.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-23
Union Stakes Reagan Nose Well
Following Seismograph Survey

Following seismograph survey Union Oil Company
this week made location for its long awaited Reagan
northwest of the Cut Bank field and less than five miles south of
the AbertaMonana border The location Blacfeet
Indian tribal lease NV 27-37N7W.
quarters of mile southeast of the No producer drilled by Ed
Reagan who proved the production
the Madison lime His No and No wells have made
thousand barrels of oil The Union year
working agreement with Reagan and at that time
nounced the would be tested for Devonan production
well this
been announced