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Identifier
20053424
Description
Second deep discovery within the past week for the Continental Oil Company in Montague County is it's number 1 Penn, block 59, A. E. Topper survey, opening the first Viola, Upper Ordovician pool, in North Texas. H. C. Miles. Mr. Miles is standing behind heavy machinery holding a Conoco motor oil can. He appears to be monitoring the machine which has a belt and fan blade attached. He is wearing a hard hat, overalls, and is bare handed. He is standing upright and isn't looking at the camera.
Archival Date
1942-05-18
Collection Name
Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection
Collection Number
AR406-6-1556
Original Format
Negatives, Black & White
File Format
JPG
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Subjects
Continental Oil Company; Montague County; Upper Ordovician pool; Miles, H. C; Conoco; Nth Motor Oil Can; Petroleum industry; Oil industry; Machinery; Hard Hat; Overalls
Subjects
Continental Oil Company; Montague County; Upper Ordovician pool; Miles, H. C; Conoco; Nth Motor Oil Can; Petroleum industry; Oil industry; Machinery; Hard Hat; Overalls