West Virginia Drops in Oil Rank Amid Western Growth
Washington D G August 24 An analysis by the Geological Survey shows West Virginia fell in oil production rank due to rising output in the western states and Louisiana. California Oklahoma and Texas lead, with shifts moving Pennsylvania behind West Virginia. the report notes 1911 output and potential 1912 changes, highlights fuel oil demand and rail use, and cites Mexico as increasing offshore and continental supply.
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