File:Bulletin 429 Plate XXI B Dawes Trustee Well No. 1.jpg
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English: Bulletin 429 Plate XXI B original caption: Dawes Trustee Well No. 1, Caddo Field. Burning gas well with flame 125 feet high. The small white object at the left is the outline of a man. Photograph taken at night, December, 1908. |
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| Source | Oil and Gas in Louisiana with a Brief Summary of their Occurrence in Adjacent States, Bulletin 429, United States Geological Survey, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1910. |
| Author | G. D. Harris |
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