Benefits Seen In Publication Coal Statistics
Chicago June 19 Benefits from trade information used by farmers and buyers are now seen in coal. The National Coal Association meeting discussed U S Supreme Court cement and maple flooring rulings and their impact on industry. C E Bockus urged continued data collection on production costs to aid both producer and consumer.
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Chicago
United States Supreme Court
National Goal Association
George T. Buckingham
C. E. Bockus
Climehfield Coal Corporation
Virginia
Rockus
National Coal Association
Oil Field Banker to Move to Parco
Hal Britenstein, treasurer of Red Feather Oil Company, will move from Rawlins Wyoming to Parco as president of the Parco bank and of the Parco Chamber of Commerce. A noted oil field banker, he joins Producers & Refiners, Standard Oil subsidiary, to help build Parco as a model oil town with broad executive duties.
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Parco New Model Town
Denver
Colo
Hal Britenstein
Red Feather Oil Company
Wyoming
Britenstein
Britenstein Was Cashier of the Stockgrowers’ National Bank of
Parco Chamber of
Commierce
Parco
Producers & Reiners
Producers & Refiners
Rocky Mountain Oil States
Dines
Pareo
Oil magnate active in multiple Western fields
The subject is a prominent stockholder and dividend signer for Wye-Iil Oil Company, with about 150 percent cash dividends paid over two years. He helped organize Bel Feather Oil Company and holds significant stake in Red Feather operations. Red Feather and Sun Oil control the Cow Springs structure with a USGS approved drilling plan on 5000 acres attracting attention in the Fort Collins field and San Juan Basin.
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Wye-Iil Oil Company
Bel Feather Oil Company
Red Feather
Fort Collins
Cow Springs
San Juan Basin
New Mexico
Sun Oil Company
United States Geological Survey
San Juan Akeee Basin
Ted Feather
Collins
Red Feather Oil Co
Red Feather Cow Springs
Treasury
Arrington Carried to Baylor Sanitarium
Joe D. Arrington was carried Friday morning to the Baylor Sanitarium in Dallas, accompanied by Mrs. Arrington and their son Oran. Oran will return tonight, while Mrs. Arrington remains with him. The family hopes for his early return to health, and he is expected to be away about two weeks at the Dallas institution.
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Joe D. Arrington
Baylor Sanitarium
Dallas
Stockholders Vote to Increase State National Bank Capital
In Corsicana on June 19 the stockholders of the State National Bank voted to raise capital from 200000 to 300000 dollars. The meeting authorized the increase to fund the bank’s operations and growth.
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State National Bank
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Foster
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Gleason & Company
Ideal Building
Magazine
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Federal Reserve System
Colorado
Corsicana
EB. L. Smith Oil Company
J. K. Hughes Developing Co
Mexia Heart-of-Pool Royalty
Investment Securities Company
Neil P. Anderson
Fort Worth, Texas
E. L. Smith Co., Inc
Texas
Arkansas
Gleason & Company Investment Brokers
Ideal Bldg
Dwight Eldg
Kansas City
E. L. Smith
J. K. Hughes
Paramount Rowe
Daniel Humphreys Corporation
Davenport
Davenport & Company, Inc. Investment Securities
United States National Bank Building
Southern Pacific Lines
San Antonio
W. C. McCormick
F. P. Buchingson
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