John-Mark Echols

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Whatever holes he drilled, however, came up dry. He had no cash flow, and no way to repay the bank. But he still had credit at the equipment-rental compounds in Winkler County, and with a borrowed rig he struck oil on George O’Brien’s ranch in early 1929.
The Big Rich: The Rise and Fall of the Greatest Texas Oil Fortunes
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