Gas Permits Sought in Murray City by McFadyen and Denning
Applications filed with Murray City Commissioners seek permission to lay natural gas lines in streets for residential and industrial use. The notice asks residents to know the applicants' identities, experience in gas business, financial stability, and ability to meet promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
John McFadyen
L. B. Denning
Applicants for positions at major oil and gas firms
Mr. McFadyen, vice president of The Ohio Oil Company, is introduced as a prominent figure in Utah and the Intermountain West with extensive oil and natural gas production experience. L. B. Denning, president of Lone Star Gas Company, is described as a veteran in the natural gas industry serving Dallas, Fort Worth, and 150 other northern Texas and southern Oklahoma communities, supplying over a million customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFadyen
Ohio Oil Company
United States
Utah
Intermountain
Mr. Denning
Lone Star Gas Company
Dallas
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Denison
Sherman
Texas
Oklahoma
Whom They Represent in Natural Gas Venture
These men represent the Ohio Oil Company the Prairie Oil and Gas Company the Producers and Refiners Corporation which own large acreage of tested natural gas lands in North Baxter Basin Field Wyoming Hiawatha Field in Colorado and Wyoming and Clay Basin in Utah. There is now developed enough natural gas to supply at least two and a half times the winter demand of Murray City and nearby territory. George W Crawford Fred W Crawford and T B Gregory of Pittsburgh and Columbus have forty years in the gas business. Banks and trust companies in New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati Dallas or Fort Worth can provide information. ADVANTAGES This is the first in a series showing how natural gas brings better living lower fuel costs and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Oil Company
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Producers and Refiners Corporation
Baxter Basin
Wyoming
Hiawatha Field
Colorado
Clay Basin
Utah
Murray City
George W. Crawford
Pittsburgh
Fred W. Crawford
Columbus
Ohio
T. B. Gregory
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Oklahoma
Texas
New York
Cincinnati
Dallas
Fort Worth
Natural Gas As Clean Fuel Twice The Heat Of Manufactured Gas
Nature s Clean Smokeless Fuel is claimed to have twice the heating content of manufactured gas and will cook heat water or warm a home in half the time or with half the quantity needed for the same work.
Natural gas length compared to manufactured gas quantity
A historical note states that 1,000 feet of natural gas equates to 2,000 feet of manufactured gas in volume terms, illustrating a conversion concept used in gas industry discussions.