Holdings claim six Co manche tracts in 435 acres for oil drilling
Our Holdings The Comanche Home Oil Company owns leases on six tracts totaling 435 acres in Comanche County. Ten acres lie in the Duke Knowles field between the Phoenix and Duke wells, where plans call for the first well with strong production prospects in the Duke Knowles structure.
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Comanche Home Oil Company
Comanche County
Duke- Knowles
Phoenix
Duke
Duke-Knowles
Tracts for drilling sites mapped across six surveys
Our Tracts lists six parcels: Tract 1 ten acres in M McKinney survey northeast of Duke well. Tract 2 forty acres west end of J H Henderson survey in Comanche County near Comanche Oil Association well No 1. Tract 3 forty acres from J M Harris survey southwest of Maxwell well near Rising Star. Tract 4 fifty acres from T M Edwards survey in Hamilton County near Lackey well showing gas and oil. Tract 5 one hundred acres from Epps D Payne survey south of Goss well at Sipe Springs. Tract 6 one hundred ninety five acres from E J Cook and James Farmer surveys between Comanch Oil Association drilling well and Luckey well.
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M. McKinney
Duke
J. H. Henderson
Comanche County
Comanche Oil Association
J. M. Harris
Maxwell
Texas Company
Rising Star
T. M. Edwards
Hamilton County
Epps D. Payne
Goss
Sipe Springs
E. J. Cook
James Farmer
Comanch Oil Association
Luckey
Comanche Oilman J M Hickey Leads Local Officers
Our Officers Our President J M Hickey of Comanche Texas is an oilman with wide experience in the Burkburnett field where he now has wells being drilled. He was a pioneer operator in the Mid-Texas field and secretary treasurer of the Pease River Oil Company. G M Shelton secretary Cisco Texas Oil Operator. Our Treasurer Morgan E Hall of Comanche Texas served two terms as Tax Assessor of Comanche County and is noted for integrity and character.
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J. M. Hickey
Comanche
Texas
Burkburnett Field
Mid-Texas
Ranger
Pease River Oil Company
G. M. Shelton
Cisco
Morgan E. Hall
Comanche County
Notable Texas trustees pledge fair dealing and sound management
Our Trustees J F Tate of Comanche merchant and W D Nunn of Moran early Burkburnett investor and driller join Morgan E Hall of Comanche to form company officers assuring stockholders of a square deal and efficient management of affairs.
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J. F. Tate
Comanche
Texas
W. D. Nunn
Moran
Burkburnett
Morgan E. Hall
Coupon payment to Comanche Home Oil Company
In Comanche Texas a letter to gentlemen accompanies a remittance of two items, one dated 1919, with an enclosure noted as Route or Street and REE State. The fragment suggests a business payment or notice related to the Comanche Home Oil Company.
What a 300 500 and 1000 Barrel Well Means Annually
The figures show annual outputs and finance from wells of 300 500 and 1000 barrels. Income above expenses totals 219000 365000 and 730000 dollars respectively. Dividends are 100 200 and 500 percent with remaining balances for development or treasury use of 94000 115000 and 130000 dollars.
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Treasury
Oil venture promises monthly stockholder dividends
The proposal plans that at least 75 percent of net oil proceeds will be paid as monthly dividends while 25 percent funds company development. No salaries are planned until production. trustees are reputable to assure honest management. Holdings include prime oil prospects in Comanche County with nearby drill sites to protect stockholders if nearby wells succeed.
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Comanche County
Comanche Home Oil Company
Duke-Knowles
Act Now to Buy Comanche Home Qi Company Shares at Par
Investors urged to purchase Comanche Home Qi Company stock at one dollar per share. The notice highlights par value and limited-time availability to acquire equity in the firm.
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Comanche Home Qi
Comanche Home Oil Company Seeks Stock Subscriptions
Promoters describe the Comanche Home Oil Company as drilling oriented, not a promoting affair. Stable businessmen organize it to profit from oil production. The company reserves stock allotment rights and may reject applications if sold out. It may raise stock prices without notice and will return late applications’ checks. All payments and inquiries go to Comanche, Texas.
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Comache Home Oil Company
Comanche Home Oil Company
Oil Man's Company Organized for Oil Production
An oil producing firm formed by experienced field men aims to focus on extracting oil rather than selling stock. The venture emphasizes practical operations, seeking to build productive wells and expand reserves with seasoned leadership.
Economic note on 3000 barrel well profits and dividends
The report outlines annual output of 1,095,000 barrels with income above handling at 2,190,000 per year. It states a 2000 percent dividend and a Treasury balance of 690,000 for development. It invites readers to estimate income if a 7200 barrel Knowles well came in.
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