The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], April 11, 1920, Final Edition, SECTION-A, Image 8

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GUSHING AND THE GREAT
OIL FIELDS
No other oil city of the nlnto today offers no ninny nd
v(ntii!fcs to tho investor and homcHcoker as docH ('unhing. Tho
stranger, on arriving in tho city, in at once surprised and
pleased to find, not a city of shacks and touts, as is tiHtially
found in tho oil ficldn, but a city of brick and stone bushier
houses, nplondid residences, paved streets and good public
buildings. Cushing appeals to tho inventor with a family be
cause of tho splendid opportunity it offern him to raise bin
children in an environment of culture and refinement.
Practically all of tho leading religious denominations are
represented In the city with good church buildings and strong
congregations. The liaptist people have a beautiful structure,
while the Presbyterians are building an excellent new build -ing
at tho present time.
TIip Cimlilnit nrhool yMim H tin noil nil nny In llif ntnln, of frrln k nil
vantnRPD nllkn In while mul lilnrlt. TIiiti. nro mliiyMl In tin nrhdol it t
tin- prcHi-nl limn fnrly-fntir wlilli- nnl tlirro rnlorril tarhrH. Tim while
chimin Imvu ii kiixI hlKh ncIiiniI IiuIMiiik nml tliri'ii Ktuiln liiilMInu. All of
On' Imllillm.'H ri mill ftirnlMi-il mul ritilii1. Hlx nr hpvpii ii'MHlniml
whlti. ti'iichi'rH will In' i'iiiiliy'il for tin- romlm; yi-nr nml mlilltlnniil rnoniM
piuvlili'il. Tim nnliirliN will Im Kiiml, tlnm Inmirlnir n MtroliK enri of
tpnchcrri. Tho lilitli nrhnul Ih ii incnilior of thn North Onlrril Afwocl.-itlnn
of Coll'K''H mill Hi'diinlnry Hi'hnotn mul nffrrH i'ouihpn nf utinly In tho vncii
llmml nml pro vorutloniil mimJocIm, in iiiMltliin tn thn n-KUlur clnnMcnl nml
)irpi;irttlory coiiihvh.
Thompson -Parker
Lumber Co.
Mgr., H. C. BLAND
Dealers in till kinds of building
Material. Rig timbers a specialty
Sudden Service
Phone 474
Cushing, Okla.
The
Farmers National Bank
Gushing, Oklahoma
Capital Stock and Surplus $ 55,000.00
Deposits 804,111.64
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
S. A. Bryant, President
T. J. Hughes, Vice-President,
Ben V. Sanders, Cnshier.
C. L. Swim, Asst. Cnshier.
Marry Mclzi, Asst. Cnshier
Ample Resources to enre for your wants
A Bank of Service
First National Bank
Gushing, Oklahoma
Capital and Surplus $ 35,000.00
Deposits 1,000,000.00
DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS:
C. W. Carpenter, President.
Ernest Burford, Vice-Pres.
John Foster, Cashier.
Snrnh Davis, Asst. Cashier.
H. T. Douglas.
H. T. Riddle.
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I'lioto by ItuneU, Iliby Urind Hluillo, Oaihlng, OkU.
Knr nrvrral yrarn I'iihIiIiir wiih hnmli iinp''l with nn liinilcquntp and Inefficient wntcr system, but
ilnrlriK Ihn pint two ynitH this ., lici'ii ni iininii hy thn InHtiillini: nf nn u.to-ilate plant coxtltiR J225,
00U, with sufficient inpiiclly to furniNh kiI unter for ilonip.it In nml conwncrclnl purposes for ii city of
:r.,000 or 30.000 puuplf. The filter pliint will bu conili'ti'd within tho noxt CO ilnys, ns nil muterlal U
on the wny.
No city In thn Unlteil Htntes Is so well aupplleit with nntunxl iron nn dishing. While the" other cities
of the Ktnto wei'i. shlveiliiK with thn cold ilurltiR tha severe) rolil weather of thu pnst winters, Cushlns
wns wnt tu nml happy, In fart, CushlnK Is In the center of the Krcntest Ks field In this country today.
A splendid new hoHpltitl, to care for the slclt, Is lieltiB constructed lit thn present time. Thin hospltnl
Is helm; built by the citizens of Tulsa ami will bn operated by thn HnptUt Hoard of tho male. '
THE GREAT CUSH ING OIL FIELDS
I'cthnps very few people can bn found today who hnvo not henrd of thn crest CushinR oil fields.
In 1913 oil and was were dlsrovered northeast of CusliIng nml since thnt tlmo hundreds of oil und c.is
wells Imve been drilled and millions of barrels of nil nnd an oxhnustloss supply of natural bos produced.
At omo tlmo this was the Kn-nteit producing oil fli ld In thn world, hnvlnc a dally output of from 360,000
ti IIIO.OUK InrtelM tier day At the present din It Is the (treat ost oil producInK field In thn state nnd h.n
u dully output of from 35,000 tn 10,000 barrels. This field has spread until todny It mtrrounds thn city on
three Hides, In November of lait year a (jond well In thu Ilartlesvlllu sund was broUKht In one nnd one
half miles to the northwest of tho city in wildcat territory This Is a. 450-bnrrel well nnd has been main
taining that flow since tho fore part of November. At the present time over 10 welli are drilling In this
new field nnd more tins are bcliiR put up. Several of the Inreo companies are operating In this field
nnd development during the next few months will be very ureal. In the history of tho oil development
In tli In country no other field has ever seen Ho many wells drilled on thu strcnirth of ono producer, or
hli:her pi Icert paid for leases.
When tho CiifdiliiK oil field was first discovered tho men of tho city knew nothing about thn oil K.mm
and only n vciy few reaped a direct flimnclal benefit, but this Is not true of the last discovery. When
tho Thompson well was broiiRht In last November every foot of lenses In tho field with tho exception
of 40 acres was held by farmers or local men of thn city and the finnncl.il benefits derived have I
very (Treat. If this new field Is na Rood as the blr companies Lillevo It is the future .f the cry is .
Two of thn larcst oil tank farms In thu world nro located near CushlnK. one Just south of th
on the Santa Ko railroad, while tho other Is located on the Santa Ke and M , K T railroad be v
tho city nnd the Cimarron river on tho north. These tank farms hnvo Klven the townships, I nn, i
Indian, In which they nro located, nn enormous valuation nnd made It possible for the township o.
to Improve tho ronds nnd build Rood brldces. Two miles of n concrete road being built hi I
township from Cushing north to the refineries and oil field Is now completed and tho road w'Ji bo
tended during the summer.
Thn largo oil production and splendid railroad facilities offered make Cushing a very deslrablo I
tlon for the oil refining business nnd many of the largo companies havu refineries hero, In fact Cus
Is t lie largest refining center In the state.
Cushing Well Represented in AH Professional Lines.
All of the professional lines can boast of having ono or moro representative In tho city. It bi
lake care of thu heulth of Us people, some of tho befct doctors In the stnto. These, with tho pre
hnspitul and the new hospital being built, Insure thn best of caro for thn sick and ailing. Tho ! n
of tho city are up-fo-date, wide-awake men, with nil the now and modern equipment nnd appllar.ii
their offices. Our lawyers have a reputation which Is not alono confined to this Immedlato vMj
as they huvu ut ono tlmo or another distinguished thomsclves in hotly contested trials throughout
state.
Tho newspaper field Is well covered by two publications, The Dally Nnws, a dally paper with
egraphlo service, and The Cushing Citizen, n week'y publication. Uoth papers nre under efficient E
ngement nnd mnnd for progress nnd the highest typo of citizenship.
All lines of business nre well represented In tho city, from tho Junk dealer to tho big oil tu:
houses, nnd from the five nnd ten-cent stores to the splendid department stores. Tho merchanta
Cushing, with their largo stocks of goods, aro ablu to compete with tho larger cltlca for tho ljunin:i
Minnesota Electric Light
and Power
When you locate in Cushing, which you will do eventual
ly, we solicit your patronage. Your lighting and power
requirements promptly taken care of. Courteous, de
pendable Electric Service.
SAVE ES. m2S BY WIRE
109 W. BROADWAY ST.
Phone 251
Cushing, OUI.i.
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The Leading Department Store in
the Greatest Oil Field in the World
All the Leading Standard Wearing Apparel
For the Whole Family
"Something New All the Time"
Afky's Department Store
113-115 East Broadway
Cushing, Okla.
The Niu Well .111 Drilling One .Mlln nml Half l'roni City 1. Hulls
The Amei
Wood and. Steel Tanks of a
maintained at each branch,
render.
Service and Q
Brand
Cushingri
Main Office
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Uy,
Callaway and Berray
RIG CONTRACTORS
Wc claim wo can give absolute satisfaction. We
handle only high-class men at reasonable rates
and operate in any producing field in the state.
Our work is supported by a record of 21 years.
309 TREESE BUILDING PHONE 732 CUSHING
TEAMING AND P
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We solicit a bid on your
care of your unloading
is all we need.
Yours For
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Office 114 S. Cleveland,
M WiTINti (IMllM.'S I'WIM. SIX VI MIS AC.O
BIERY OIL COMPANY
Refiners, Marketers,
and Exporters
Franklin, Pa.
Chicago, New York, Pittsburgh
Cleveland Tulsa
Foreign Offices:
Liverpool, England Genoa, Italy
Paris, France Christiana, Norway
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