10/24/25 EC's letter to M. B. Wyrick:
115 West 35th Street,
Virginia Beach, Va.,
Dear Mr. Wyrick:-
Yours of the 21st received just a little while after we had
gotten the reading this afternoon. Judging from the reading,
I don't know as anybody would believe this (unless it is
you), for it certainly was surprising to us to get it. We
also sent you a reading on the 19th, which I am sure you must
have had before this. It still looks mighty good and I can't
help but be expecting Monday to have a wire from you that
she's "over the top," and I certainly hope that we shall not
be disappointed. We did not, however, receive the copy of
messages from Mr. Martin as you said was enclosed. I guess
this was just left out by an oversight.
Regarding the battery appliance, I am glad that you have
gotten same, and as I mentioned to you while you were in
Dayton last, knowing your abilities in connection with
electric appliances of different natures, I felt if you and
Mr. Brown could get together on this, you might be of mutual
benefit to each in regarding this. I don't know whether
these have ever been made up just right or not. I do know
though that some of them that have been made, they have
gotten results from them. Whether it is from imagination
or not, I don't know, but I am sure in the case of my wife,
and that's the one Mr. Brown made, that it has done her a
wonderful lot of good, but I'm enclosing you copy of the
reading in reference to same, made for Mr. Brown on July
13th [See 195-15]. Also copy of a subsequent reading we
had regarding the construction of this [See [
1800] series].
I'll be mighty glad for you to go over this and offer any
suggestion you may have to make regarding same. I certainly
am in hopes that you are going to get some results from the
use of this and I believe that you will, but of course I know
you won't if its not constructed on the right line.
I'm glad to say we are all fairly well here. Nothing
especially new or interesting going on. We are gradually
getting straightened out, yet as you will see from our plain
paper, we haven't gotten in regular running order as yet, but
we hope a little by little that we'll get things in shape and
be going alright after awhile.
Thanking you for your letter, asking that you let us her from
you whenever that you have the opportunity, and whenever any
of these little set-backs come up, don't hesitate to call on
us, for we'd like to be of help, you know, if its possible.
We thank you for letting us know about the well, and with
kindest personal regards from everyone here,
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce EC:GD
G. C. Martin's wire to Mr. Wyrick:
DA 44 39 BLUE KOPPERL TEX 27 1100A
M. B. WYRICK 427 S LASALLE ST CHICAGO ILL
GOT ON BOTTOM FOUR HOURS LAST NIGHT MADE ONLY ABOUT ONE
FOOT. STILL EXTRA HARD, NO CHANGE IN FORMATION. MORAN WOULD
LIKE TO TRY TO GET THROUGH THIS HARD PLACE, SHALL I FOLLOW
INSTRUCTIONS OF TWENTY THIRD. PLEASE ADVISE.
G C MARTIN
G. C. Martin's wire to Mr. Wyrick:
HSA159 49 BLUE MORGAN TEX 30 1105A
M. B. WYRICK 427 S LASALLE ST CHICAGO ILL
FIFTY NINE SIXTY TWO FEET. WENT THRU HARD PLACE. MADE SIX
FEET THEN TWENTY FIVE FEET CAVINGS. CAUGHT TOOLS. UNABLE
TO GET SAMPLE. TOOLS ARE BACK ON TOP OF CAVINGS FIFTEEN FEET
OFF BOTTOM LOOKS IMPOSSIBLE TO GO DEEPER WITHOUT ABOUT THREE
HUNDRED FEET LINER SET.
G C MARTIN
G. C. Martin's wire to Mr. Wyrick:
DB34 38 NL MORGAN TEX 30
M. B. WYRICK 427 S LASALLE ST CHICAGO ILL
WELL STILL CAVING. THINK BETTER HANG UP FOR THE PRESENT WHEN
WIND BLOWS FROM NORTH CAVING ARE WORSE.
G C MARTIN
G. C. Martin's wire to Mr. Wyrick:
HSA199 15 MORGAN TEX 31 135P
M. B. WYRICK 427 S LASALLE ST CHICAGO ILL
ONE HUNDRED SIXTY QUARTS COST FOUR FIFTY. SEEMS TO BE BLACK
SAND UNDER CAP ROCK.
G C MARTIN
G. C. Martin's wire to Mr. Wyrick:
DB25 47 NL MORGAN TEX 31
M. B. WYRICK 427 S LASALLE ST CHICAGO ILL
HAVE THE BEST OIL AND GAS SHOWING TODAY THAT HAS EVER BEEN IN
WELL STOPPED CAVING LAST NIGHT. WENT BACK FROM THE SOFT INTO
THE FINEST LOOKING LIME I EVER SAW. DRILLERS ARE NOW SURE OF
A BIG WELL SOON. FIFTY NINE SIXTY SIX. MAILED YOU SAMPLE.
G C MARTIN
11/02/25 (3:30 PM) Mr. Wyrick's note to EC:
Edgar
No report so far today but as this is Monday we expect it to
blow. Got the sample. Pure black lime and saturated with
oil. Please give us a reading when you get this. Should
we quit and shoot. If so shoot bottom or higher up. Best
wishes MBW



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