Cheyenne record., May 22, 1919, Image 4

About Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??

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No. 2—F ASS. Co!.>, 700 (Vet
No. 2 —QU Aft All. r S. 150 feet
No. —BUHKHURN£TT sec Note
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location* in- I:;i-» 11 in Kansas ami elsewlu re has wiitl.en:
'1*1,,. \\n: ;\o Sim dome at Ku.ls i- my ideal of an oil structure*.
Mi - . Wilieit bii*» )»■ n over tin Nee-No-S!n- Duiim. 1 for the company and is
strouj' in hi*. conviction tln.it if oil is discovered in paying quantities in Col
orado it will I*-on I'r* N. *••■-N >-Sli* Dome Tie* fact that oil has been disc*) v
' < r<-d in large ijuantiti*.*s not fa from the location of tin* Nee.No-She well a
l.ads ami in l-sser quantity, but -<1 i1 ! enough to prove the saturation of the
Structure, not more than a quu-ler of a mile from the Nee-Xo-She "location,
seems to milk • die predictions of Mr. Willett of more than passing value.
'l’he Km kbnrnett lease when drilled up in all human probability will yield
an income for tin* company of i ot less than the first year. TheQunn
an acreage when drilled up, if it yields as well as Burkburnett has been yield
im», and the best of genlodists have expressed themselves as feeling certain
t iat. 'it will do even bettm, should yield the company so many millions per
\ear that to e\press the figures in print would he to invite suspicion.
Tim Kads acreage when drilled up, if it yields as well as it promises will
add another great number of millions to the annual income of the company
and make it far greater in earning power than the Midwest ever was.
Acreage approved by successful geologists, is alter ail the test of an oil
companv. The greater acreage the greater the power to earn. A man cannot
put out a eonllagation with a garden hose: neither can an oil company become
reallv great with only aerrug* enough to plant u tew radishes on
Warning
Tne director-. <'f I In* Nee-No-She t'oinpan; have de
rided t*» k*M*«» the price <>l stock at t« n rents j-t*»* share,
only until snllieieut lands have hern raided to drill the
liurklmrnett. lease. As .■>»>«•:> as that fund is raised
the iunci'* must raise.
\\'e revive the right to return all checks for sub
scriptions in e\r.fS> of the amount required hv Lite iue
mediate demands lor the ISurkhurnett rig.
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fjlji tits into and tills so many wants on the !;jj!
uin l farm. It is a reliable bearer of farm djij
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tjtjJ' urdons. not only dornß
The the work of several I' - ' I
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Ej!U Farmer’s »►**«*•*- than the horse f 1
jipjjl -p • and does not "eat its t
IJjtj 1 TUCK head off” when not !
Sii|, working. The agßressive farmer has
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Jill! Ford truck and h • is ready to buy one j :
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ISSUED HV THE
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
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NEE-NO-SHE
IN BURKBURNETT
REFERENCES
First National Bank, Eads, Colo. Security State Bank.Quanah, Texas.
Citizens Sla.e Bank, Lamar, Colo. National Bank of Commerce, Wichita Falls Texas
Cornell Dancer & Co.
118 WEST 2ND STREET
(Central Block)
Phone 314 Pueblo, Colorado
THE CTTEYENNE RECORD.
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NEE -MO - SHE Ol L CO.
STOCK 10c PER SHARE
WHAT $lOO HAS DONE IN THE OIL BUSINESS
siOo in tin* Kowleo discovery well at liurkburnett paid out $20,000
sloo in the Mid*West at its start paid out *190,000
$lOO in Nee-No-She promises t<> reward the investor with greater re
turn than a life time’s toil would yield.
The only way a mail in modern circumstances can ever hope to got
a fortune is by some “lucky’’ investment. Nce-No-She is surely that.
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► governor, with no running parts, an efficient cooling system, •
£ oversize transmission, witn all gears drop forged. Machine
*• cut and hardened, running on Hyatt Duty Roller Bearings ‘
£ in a constant bath of clean oil. Actual field speed of 2 1-2
* and 8 1-2 miles per hour. Nearly every part self lubricating
but three grease cups on this machine.
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EXPERIENCED MEN on LYON GUARD
Tin- tn'mugonim'ii «»f the Xco Xo*Shw Oil Company, which is a Colorado
j « >vporation, oiguuv.ed and otti»oinnl hy Colorado business men
j -■ ! o\'[k i h ncd men from Kansas and Oklahoma: stands fore-full y for'sue •
j !• >.s. l’ivsident Charles W. SweiUor, of E.vds. is one of the most successful
I onttlemon of KasL-rn Colorado. Mis name i* an assurance of a square deal
j ? or every stockholder. Ask anv cattleman or cowboy on our Eastern plains
j what he thinks of “Charley" Sweitzer and sac wlmt he says.
Elmer *l. Wagner, of Lamar, is another cowman of the highest standing,
lio is also a banker and his reputation for f air dealing is not surpassed along j
the entire Arkansas '.'alley. Mr. Wagner is vice president of the company. '
Lei and A. Whitelaw of Ends, Secretary and Treasurer, ranks as one of the
most successful of the younger merchants of Kiowa county. Any bank in the
county will gladly toll you what sort of a business man he is.
The field operations of the company are -in the hands of an executive com
mittee which consists of Mr. Sweit'.-r, H. W. Cornell, of Denver and Ren
Dancer, of Oklahoma City, Okla. Mr. Cornell enjoys the highest of reputa
tions in Colorado as one of the keenest newspaper nmn and executives that
ever came to the state. For years h? was on the New York World in high ex
ecutive capacity and later political editor on the Rocky Mountain News of
Denver. Tiled Governor Gunter asked the News to spare Mr. Cornell to the
state of Colo undo for the war period and, this request being granted, placed
Mr. Cornell as director of organization of the war council where lie set a pace
for war organization that placed Colorado in the forefront of the states of the
nation. Upon his resignation from the war council Mr. Cornell joined Mr.
Sweitzer in the oil business and since has achieved success after success by
reason of his gifts as au organizer and executive.
Ren Dancer is one of the Burkburnett pioneers. He was early ontheground
and made more than good His keen judgment and wide viewpoint as an <i I
operator lias placed him in the front rank of the successful men in the north
Texas field.
The executive committee has at all the ear and eye of W«h. S. Willett
whose position as one of the board of directors of the company keeps him in
touch with affairs intimately.
With the affairs of the company thus in the hands of the shrewd business
man, Sweitzer, the keen executive and organizer, Cornell, the able oil opera
tor Dancer and the wise and effeient geologist, Willett it seems safe to say
that any investor will not run amiss if he puts these men to work for him, by
becoming a stockholder.
Mail this today if possible, j
To
CORNELL, DANCER .S: CO .. 1019
118 West 2nd Street, l’ueblo, Colo.
Herewith $ to pay for shares
of the capital stock of the NEE-NO SHE OIL CO
Issue certificates in the following- name.
Name |
Mail Address j
Phone Number. . !
I Sell
Lots of Land
I sell land because I have every fa
cility for so doing
Those who want Land should come
to me to find it.
I Those who have Land to sell should
come to me to find purchasers.
I Bring Buyer and Seller Together.
It’s as simple as A. B. C, but it re
quires a system. I have that system,
and it rarely ever fails to work,
Don’t wear yourself out trying to
find what you want. See me, tell me,
I will do the rest.
J. N. HOLLENBAUGH,
Cheyenne Wells, Colorado
THE INNER MAN
HUNGRY CROSS
WELL FED —GOOD NATURED
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The Accurately represents man in his relation to the Inner
Man. WE FEED MEN, thus rendering them good natured.
Our meals and Lunches have a wide reputation for their sat
isfying quantity and quaity. No one need leave our tables
unsatisfied. Full meal or quick lunch, it is all the same to
us. We serve you cheerfully and promptly. Give us a call
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. PLEADS
Gushers surrondingNee No
She holding at. Eurkburnett
\W!! ~:i muck 71 ;ii i') bands
Wdl -,n tilt . !; -1.7 .a< barrels
\Y, ■!! mi lilui-k H 4- barrels
w.-il nil U'.i.ck :tUOO barrels
Wt.il .m l!Jock IW- 2MO barrels
All wi'Jii i a few hundred feet
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