The Duncan Daily Banner (Duncan, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 65, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 22, 1921 Page: 2 of 16
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THE DUNCAN DAILY BANNER SUNDAY MAY 22-192I
OILFIELD
GENERA
TORS
REPAIRED
Oklahoma
and
Texas
Reports
Latest From
Stephens
County OH
Fields
dJuncan Oil and Gas News
BEN FORD Editor
DUNCAN’S FIRST REFINERY JHE ROCK
ISLAND NOW TURNING OUT FINISHED
PRODUCTS: ANOTHER ONE READY SOON
Management Hopes to Have Plant Running at
Full Capacity Within Short Time Is
Making First Grade Kerosene Gas-
oline and Lubricating’ Oil
The Rock Island Refinery located
on the Rock Island track south of
the city made the first run Friday
and ha been turning out a high grade
gasoline lubricating oil and kerosene
ever since
The Rock Island plant has a capa-
city of 1500 barrels daily but has
not yet been run at full capacity
However it is the belief of the men at
the head of the concern that it will
be running at full capacity before
many weeks
This company is financed by Okla-
homa City Duncan and Wichita Falls
capitalists and oil men It is a con-
solidation of the K M A refinery
of Wichita Falls and the Hines Pipe
Line Co of this city and Oklahoma
City
The other refinery which is locat-
ed near the Rock Island is also a
fifteen hundred barrel capacity plant
and should be ready for business with-
in the next three or four weeks
THE
FUN
OF TAKING
PICTURES
Taking pictures certainly is fun it is educating as well as
amusing
Own a camera — buy a good picture taker Then buy all your
Photo Supplies here
We sell everything needed or used and give 24-hour developing
service
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THE REXALL STORE
J a CARMICHAEL & SON Phone 21 end Main St 21
Moon Bearings
and Bushes
in Stock
We buy and sell used TURBO ‘GENERATORS
AUTO IGNITION COMPANY
1 1 j North 8th Street
Phone 5S9-J
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ing will also be trimmed with Car-
thage sawed stone and will have
ornalhental sills and caps of the
same material and belts of sawed
stone will run throughout the
building The front will be of pol-
ished stone The interior of the
bank will have a wainscot stone
and the floor will be polished
stone filling and all will match
and harmonize Above the wain-
scot to the ceiling will be orna-
mental plastering and the over-
head will be of the very best or-
namental metal beam ceiling that
the markets furnish The vault
will be two stories which will
furnish ample room for the pri-
vate papers of all customers A
mezzanine floor will be construc-
ted in the rear for convenience of
the second story vault The bank
will have a corner entrance with
a huge granite column on base
with ornamental cap The upper
stojry of the building will be con-
structed into modern office rooms
This will be one of the itiost mag-
PROSPECTS FOR NEW POOL
NEAR HENRYETTA BRIGHT
Henryetta Ok May 21 — What
jives evidence of another new oil
pool in Oklahoma is the very en-
couraging conditions found seven
miles east of Henryetta and in
what is known as the Henryetta
district One of the most encour-
aging of these properties is Well
No 2 of the George E Nicholson
Kansas City interest in the north-
west quarter of the northeast
quarter of 5-11-14 which is flow-
ing over the top better than 500
barrels of oil at five feet in the
sand at 1032 feet depth
This is the third producing
property of the Nicholson compa-
ny in this district The same com-
pany recently sent five additional
rigs out to this field and have
two additional drillings in proc-
88 The W B Howard Company
which has extensive gas producers
and good natural-flow wells in the
northwest field has shot its old
well No 1 at 1200 feet and will
continue drilling down to 2236
feet into what is known as the
Howard sand
BUSINESS HOUSES
IS PROGRESSING
First National Bank to Have New
Modern Banking Home Mas-
ons Plan Erection of Tem-
ple Other Buildings
COMANCHE May 21— Work is
progressing satisfactorily The
base will be of Carthage sawed
stone 15 inches high The build-
OIL MARKET
Duncan
Pennsylvania 3 25
Canada IM
Coming — r— til
Somerset M 195
Ragland — — - 129
North Lima 233
South Lima — 233
Indiana -- 219
Plymouth 190
Prlnoeton 227
Bull Bayou 199
nificent and convenient banking
houses in southern Oklahoma
Masonic Temple Assured
A an enthusiastic meeting of 60
or more members of the Masonic
Lodge Wednesday night it was de-
cided unanimously to erect a mag-
nificent Temple on their property
just north of the Farmer’s State
Bank where the old barn stands
The Temple will be a two story
building 40x125 feet and will cost
about $4000000 The construe
tion work will begin just as soon
as preliminaries can be arranged
QUOTATIONS
Kan A Okla-S1ao
Homer — — 130
Illinois - 127
Hosldton 100
Corsieona light 1BO
Corsicana heavy 71
Etoctra 1M
Moran IM
Burkbumett IM
Henryetta IM
Hewitt 1M
Ranger IM
No 12
No 24
No 32
No 22
No 11
-No 31
No 23
No 21
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TIME TABLE
WANTED j
Direct from Owner
Oil and Gas Leases and" City
Property
Wo havo buyora for any amount af
production
UNIVERSAL
INVESTMENT
COMPANY— i
124 West Main Street
phone sat e
Contractors Attention
I am in a position to furnish men
for all classes of work
Duncan Employment
Bureau
C V HAMILTON Mgr
17 O’Neill Bldg Phone 661
Do not boaitato to call tad in
io any mmw itoaa tociaty ito
or paraooaL
NORTHBOUND
1:18 a
1:18 p
4:45 p
4:08 a
SOUTHBOUND
2:30 a
9:45 a
4:28 p
’ 10:45 p
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Builders Oil Field and Shelf Hardware
HOUSE FURNISHINGS AND
SPORTING GOODS
BROWDERS HARDWARE COMPANY
Phone 717
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GHAS R NALLE
ENGINEER
Surveys — Locations — Maps '
City National Bank Bldg Phone 494
HL
KENDRICK & EASON LUMBER CO
Building Material Rig Timbers
and Supplies
North of New Court House
Phone 44
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CONTRAC TOR AND BUILDER (
We build ’em quick — no wait — no worry
Turn-key jobs a specialty
405 East Main Street Duncan Oklahoma j
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‘Mr
eyes examined
and glasses
fitted by
G A HOWE
SIGHT
SPECIALIST
70S Main Street
THE PAGE SUPPLY COMPANY
(INCORPORATED)
Announces the Opening shortly of —
TWO STORES
Duncan at the corner of 6th and Hickory
Sec 31' NW Cor — New Field
A complete line of oil field supplies
f PIPE— CASING— BOILERS— BITS
Everything for the Rig complete ”
TUE trarVEDOAl
If you expect your car to give good results uae —
genuine Ford parts only
In purchasing these parts remember the Authorized Ford
Dealer handles nothing but GENUINE FORD PARTS
Bastard parts will net stand the strain
HOUSTON AUTO COMPANY
Duncan Phone 177 Oklahoma
FRENSLEY & FRENSLEY
Exclusive
Insurance Bonds Farm & City Loans
Phone 393 Buckholtz Building
DEHART
SHEET METAL WORKS
AND TIN SHOP
We do Sheet Metal Work in General
11 Walnut Street Duncan Okla
FUQUA-MORGAN
GASOLINE FILLING STATIONS
— at —
9TH & WALNUT
— and —
9th STREET JUST SOUTH OF MAIN
Two convenient places to get your Gas and
Oil being assured —
SERVICE AND QUALITY
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I SHAW & LOBERT CONSTRUCTION!
COMPANY J
General Building Contractors 1
“ Speed and Efficiency” — Our Motto
Let us give estimates
‘ —OFFICE— 1
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SERVICE TANK COMPANY
(ALL THE NAME IMPLIES)
STEEL AND WOOD TANKS
We specialize in Tank Repairs
Duncan Yard SO W Oak - W T Tuckar Phona
EADS & McCUNE
— Architects and Building Engineers —
Phone 341 — Buckholtz Building — Duncan Oklahoma
BEWARE OF
THE ROAD HOUND
“It’s not the way I drive" said Abra-
ham Jollicy "But fear of others is
why I carry an ACCIDENT POLICY"
AUTOMOBILE ACCIOENTS occur daily Therefore an autemobll owner and
driver cannot afford to be without
ACCIDENT INSURANCE which can ba eurchatod from ua for a small additions
coot 'Phono or call on us TODAY — Tomorrow may bo too lato
Borrott Bldg
KOLB & WEAVER
(INSURANCE DEPT)
Phona S22
IF ITS FOR THE AUTO WE HAVE IT
1
W S AUTO SUPPLY CO
AUTO ACCESSORIES
Tires and Tubes Diamond-Howe-Michelin
Complete stock of parts for Ford Cars
SPRINGS FOR ALL CARS
Our policy — satisfaction or money returned —
protects you on every purchase
V S Auto Supply Co
15 N 8th
Phone 589
YOUR MEATS HANDLED CLEAN
’ Fresh barbecue twice a day
Fish Dressed Spring Chick-
ens and hens Friday and Sat
s urday
JEWELL GASH MARKET
Phone 648 — Free delivery — 126 W Main St
' OIL PROPERTIES '
If it la production leases or
royalties that you want or de-
sire to sell we are adequately
equipped to assist and serve you
in an efficient and satisfactory
manner Whether aanle be large
or email — we solicit your busi-
ness KOLB & WEAVER
(Successful Service)
Barrett Bldg Phone 522
BONDS
We are prepared to handle
ALL CLASSES OF BONDS
and offer you prompt ser-
vice and substantial surety
Hardin & Ridge
Phone 384 133 Main
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1 AMBITION AND A GOOD BANKING
I CONNECTION MEANS SUG- g
I CESS TO ANY MAN
I We furnish the good banking connection Have you
I the ambition?
A banking connection is an asset that deserves cultiva-
I tion Start it early and it will be ready to serve you when
you need it
Regardless of your business prospects at this time your
1 future need may be provided against by a banking relation-
ship started today
1 We invite you to start with us
First National Bank
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Wood, H. F. The Duncan Daily Banner (Duncan, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 65, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 22, 1921, newspaper, May 22, 1921; Duncan, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1756819/m1/2/: accessed August 15, 2026), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.