Oil Developments Stopped by Indians Near Ardmore Springs
Ardmore Ardmoreite recounts an Oklahoma oil tale from before white settlement. Indians barred oil activity near Oil Springs by dispatching police, halting New York operators. The Co operative Oil and Gas Co in Section 29-35:4e, near the springs, pursues drilling with a rig, pipe from Hollis, and stock invested by locals as hopes rise for a productive field in the region.
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Oklahoma
Co-operative Oil & Gas Co
Dig Shaft to Oil Formations Planned in Texas Basin
Illinois syndicate led by J R Cox plans a six foot diameter circular shaft 17 miles NW of Toyah Texas to reach oil sands. Shaft will be steel lined with No 10 sheet steel casing and air pumped in, aiming to create an oil bearing area larger than drilled wells. Cox cites past Asiatic and European hand dug wells and anticipates lower costs than drilling, while noting safety measures for gas pockets and asphyxiation concerns.
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Albert H. Fay
Oil and Gas Journal
India
China
Pechelbronn
Alsace
Algiers
Petroleum Center
J. R. Cox
Illinois
Toyah
Texas
Toyah Basin News, It Is Mr. Cox
Mexia Oil
Cox
Standard Oil of New Jersey Reports record 1920 assets
The Standard Oil Co of New Jersey is a billion dollar corporation after its 1920 annual report shows total assets of 1 102 312 595 a new high. Net earnings after deductions reach 164 461 409 a record, versus 84 620 931 in 1919. Surplus income on preferred dividends equals about 40 a share on new 26 par stock, or 160 on old 100 par.
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Jersey
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Billie
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D. M. Gay
George O. Parker
Mannsville
Roff
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Healdton and Hewitt
Harlow Shapliegh
Prendergast, Smith & Co
State Bank
Capital and Shareholders
Jack Womack
J. L. Smith
J. Sandford Smith
B. S. Smith
Ass’t
The
Standard Oil Co., of
New
Mexia Oil Ledger
Insurance Oil Exchange Bldg
Mexia
Corsicana
John S. Prince
Oran M. Wroe
P. D
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Taylor
185Th Street
Houston