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$P&3$ HJ* P $ I *4 i ^* P? p S Vjfl f^V?' '4^\nV' :jv:: * -\ -w V';',' & <*1^11111 " ' ' - > ,^8 ' > -' ; ... ., :: . ' . ' , . xl^p^i ' . >< * .' . ^v<. a :fc> I I . L, >. ; : ' -.ill ft i } ,-'4t? I '' J|| | > s' I '/ " . \ik i |- Pi -yl | J f k . r ] ^ ; - y x * ^ c ;. ; V'V.. 'i':<V; jj i , ..- !. \ }/ ' ; !' :V ' ' %v | , <f V>^ s ' *'^-V; ! \ I ' I. ^ ^ ' f \N?s ..*? i "v ":'; * '"-. I' is' . ill | L ? N [ X >'. . .* * ij; 4v ' : \ -'N 1 ;/ ' 'V'AV * . * ' V ^ '' / National Oil Company's Well No. 8 on th Announcing th Noco Pet Kansa . Novel In announcing the organization of t tors desire to place it before the public in is that its stockholders shall at all times the company, and we will endeavor in thu in a very plain and comprenensive manne CAPITALIZATION?The XOCO PE the State of Delaware, with an authoriz each, fully paid and nonassessable. This and share alike. OFFICERS?C. J. WEBSTER, Presi Secretary-Treasurer. DIRECTORS?c. j. webster, e. McDonnell. AUTHORITY UNDER ITS CHARTE PANY by the 6tate of Delaware authoriz business, as well as to buy and sell oil wei "ate pipe lines and tank steamers for the t tries. OPPORTUNITIES AND REASONS I x the most mature deliberation and consults for its operation have been worked out a The world is experiencing an era of seems that the oil business has taken its country, and the hundreds ot millions ot ' 1 * I tation iacmues, is nouung less man oil industry is conclusive evidence that it in the world. Bevond doubt, oil is the monarch of ant to the welfare of mankind. Every pie wnoily dependent upon oil and its by-prc suddenly be stopped, the business of the c ness, trains, steamships, automobiles and ; suddenly, to a standstill. With oil and it: of the world, it goes without saying that tion of a doubt. In summing up and viewing the situal the NOCO PETROLEUM COMPANY is v A FEW OBJECTS AND PURPOSE* operation of pipe lines, some of which wil industry is ore of the most important, no profits to be derived. In connection with the pipe lines, it p sTfei storage tanns ana oinera equipment x o\.i* ia*.0c warehouses in some of the most well casing, pipe, steel tanks and other st large quantities direct from the steel mills to obtain their material without having t quantities of this material to supply to otl be able to make a handsome profit. Under the present congested conditio facilities for the prompt movement and. si oil at greatly reduced prices from small are, therefore, compelled to sell their oil It will be the purpose of the NO CO of this production, and on which they exp pany to enter into the producing of the o fine its operations largely to the purchase some leases will be acquired in likely terri are best, and in territories which it propo: DIVDENDS?As the company is youi in by stockholders for its stock, it is imp payment of dividends, but it is the purpose just as quickly as its earnings will justify. The company's plans having been thor act quickly on many of the plans heretofor promptly as is expected, it is reasonable to ing basis at no far distant date. BUSINESS ORGANIZATION?The st classed as a sDeculation ?s is usually the large cash capital and without obligations, i vested in raw material such as casing, tanl rial will be bought at the lowest wholesale delivered, will be worth'considerable more ' ed bv cash and tangible assets which are oi LIMITED AMOUNT OF STOCK FO] ly carry out its purposes, the directors hav for subscription at price of $1.50 per shar< subscriptions offered. CONCLUSION ?Remember, the NOC< It has no promotion stock, and each officer assuring the future stockholder of their coil nesslike organization, and a square deal to i U? ??.Uil? i I^^Mgr y - , v "" I 'V- - . ; -:V ' ' AV v? / '-.-> . .-v, : ' V ',v A v'o-V :: ? . I"?:$ : " =. V - r ' " ? '. vf' ' - ' V " -V n 5 r - : ' ? v?. " :r% ; ' .: *?* / ' ? ' ; $ ' ;V - : I ' - < N> ^ ' . .' . wvH . -.> - . ^ ^ 4' * -1 - * *? ' .V ' ' W& ' ;>\ . . > ' r-v * .% v V , . ' ; *' ' ": : V ; S. \ ,* ' ' *' * : >* ' i *" ' ' 5' ' -A ' y''^" r* h. <- . " , ,v-s f >?;vpte'." ' ^ >v > <? > v% *'." *. $<i . ./ ? >, , j , . - ' :. ; .* '*' '*^ v ' ** ' V ' ', " ' ': ,-f '.i ' ^ -v '' , v ?x?K. " - .' ,-r e Smith Lease, Okmulgee County, Oklalu e Organization roleum Compan; s City, Missouri mber 8th, 1919 he NOCO PETROLEUM COMPANY, ti i a very plain and businesslike manner, be thoroughly familiar with the organizj s following paragraphs to explain its < r. 1TROLEUM COMPANY is incorporate( ;ed capital stock of ? 000,000 shares of t stock is all common stock, and each si * dent; E. R. WILSON,' Vice President; R. WILSON, O. W. DICKER?ON, WM R?The charter grafted thfc NOCO F es it to do a general oil, pipe line, storaj 11 material, supplies, etc. It is authoriz ransportation-,of oil and its products in v rOR ORGANIZATION?The company i f i A-ri xtri wnmorAnc nloec? KiicinDcc; L OlUil VTAbl* IIUXU^IUUO VlttOO kj UOUiWCO ,nd completed in the mmbttest detail, prosperity such as has never been ki place we 1 at the head of all business Qoiiars invested in oil properties, togeth ;ermg, ard this enormous amount of m is one, if not the most important and motion, and its discovery and developm* ice of machinery being manufactured < iducts. If the tlow of oil into commer ountry would suddenly be paralyzed, cit almost every other method of conveyan< 5 products playing the most important the stability of ihe enterprise is assur tioi> from every angle, the need for sue! rery apparent. >?One of the principal objects will be 1 likely be of considerable length. Th: t only from the standpoint of necessity roposes to own and operate a large ni or the handling of oil and its by-produ important oil fields, and to purchase la andard oil well supplies; this material 5 at the loowst possible price. This will o pay the middleman's profit, and at 1 ler operators and companies and on whi< ?ns of some of the important fields, a ;orage of oil is able to purchase thousan operators who do not have the facilitie at low prices. to quickly equip itself for the handling ect to realize largp profits. It is not the il business to an> great extent for the p , transportation Lna storage ena 01 tne tory where the prospects for the openii ses to reach with its pipe lines. ng and starting off wholly without assets ossible to .set any date on which the con of the company's directors to place it oughly and completely worked out, it wi e mentioned, and if those plans can be a'ssume that the company may be placet ;ock of the NOCO PETROLEUM COM! case with most new companies. It beg ind the larger portion of its capital will v cars, pipe and pipe lines, storage tank prices direct from the mills and manuf than it cost the company. Its stock will, f a known and certain value. R SALE?In order that it might have an e decided to offer to the public a limited 2, reserving the right to withdraw the sa: J PETROLEUM COMPANY starts off , director and stockholder are paying c; fidence in the future compan ' / ? K < i'-4 ij " ' ? ... ^ , v } < ? < -'V , c^r^Y,' bOl ^?> 6/ 7 ; " : ' ' :\::::S:vc :!:-:-\::x ." ' . " ; ': s , : ' ; * ' " X; v:;-.y x^.y ; : 7 .... ' , . x.; ; x ^ ^'xX^X. \ : :*>:; . / . : ': * '*:*;* ' * -S -v: V J . ' v.-: . : . : x*Y . ' ' v .. V:. ... . ? * * \V? * % % v>: . ' ' ' ' ' {-. * > ' " : > j i V Z. ' " " * *, , . xw- ' \l ? SX . r ' - ' vj. ^ ^ ...v : 7 V ' : ..-.. -.y.ti. < \.v. V-."? y: : - v: .. . v.: v * \ * ; v * " - ' }ma. The Noco Petroleum is a Subsidiary of ) of the Profits F y Noco he officers and direcOur earnest desire ilinn orirl nnmACOC r?"f objects and purposes Thg Noco Petrok;im ( " , , 1116 Commerce Bid; i under the laws of Kansas City, Mo. he par value of $1.00 Gentlemen: Attention: lareholder will share In compliance with 0. W. DICKERSON, , be obtained from opei as is proposed to be o . POHLMANN, J. E.' mation. 'ETROjlETJM COM?e and transportation I find that the can ed to own and oper- used in the oil fields is this and other coun4-incl was organized after 6-inc men, and the plans 8-inc 10-mc. iown before, and it 12-mc. organizations of the er with its transpor- Thfe ^es are com] oney invested in the *'na uP?n a -4 ilour ^ substantial industry The following figure 6-inch line carrying 10 snt the most import- a carrying charge of 1 or planned today is cial channels should 10,800 barrels s les would be in dark- $1,350 for 30 d ce would /be brought $40,500 for 12 : part in the industry . ed beyond the ques- Deducting a 20 per c ' depreciation charge frc h an organization as $364,500 per year for the construction and The following table is branch of the oil an 8-inch line covering , but from the large 40? barrels of oil per imber of tank cars 26'400 barreIs a jmber oi tank cars, $3,300 for 30 d; c n Ptoses to |9'9 000 f 12 j rge quantities of oil ' to be purchased in ' Then> by deducting a enable the company per cerft. depreciation < ?me net per year, or $74,25 ch this company will * J 9 In following- out the company having the inch ]ine 300 miles ids of barrels of this 24 hours, with a carryi: s or equipment, and v - . 26,400 barrels* a of large quantities $15 840 f 3Q purpose of the com- $475,200 for U resent, but will con- ^ business However; Deducting from the' ng up of new fields ?n(j operating charge'a profit of $4,276,600-pe: ;, except money paid ... * tipany will begin the The cost of construct on a divdend basis ing stations situated ev 000 a milel ill not be difficult to 3 carried out as To further facilitate 1 on a dvidend pay- line, it will be necessary I 100 to 500 tank cars, ~ht *ANY can -v not be each day in the year. 1 ;ins business with a investigation, will trav< be immediately in- ment. Ihe railroad Con s, etc., which mate- /per mile for every mile acturers, and when cost of these tank cars is therefore, be back- 1 repairs, etc., averages a be derived from operati; - _ . _ J 4. _ t_ _ _ x i. _ nple funds to quick- ' Ine cars nas xne me< amount of its stock \,refinery to the place of me or.to return any ;-i ? , ,'j? If there is any mote d ash for. their stock, ' " " ' thorough and busi5 ^ ' f ' ?-? H w jt fl - a IfWi Wi <nb Ii\i . A* ' r . v>. ^ 'SjHWg? * - yx iVoco P< . . :>;. yiy*' ": : :.: .'>%?. ': .' .:? ' y'$\ Declares 5 ; 1 j To All I >.: * I COMPANY R? j MADE A I Directors of t j nounced that a < to ail stoc-kholde s' * Dividends will S November and r 1 week thev ex pec i j The Xoco com I! Cm#*. -- i v 1 ' T | iJllA ill lit Xl CllUVi! tional Oii Cor^p; j aging the Natior !j company was 01 J pipe lines, stora I company intends ) i the A-l field in ; | Xoeo lines at pi v* j j fits for January. . I i rr"..-i \Tnff-r. -: eighty sere lease ir r-'-'i. | . ready making ?*>U0 v ? , The company is c -| tior.s with nc oliiiga * : " A The manner in w - ^ 'V - chasers familiar \vi ' ^ tribute to the man; is president, E. R. the National Oil Co. ?Oil & Gas News, f rom Transnorlaiion Feature A Petroleum Compai / Kansas City, December 29 ;o., ; Mr. J. M. Kessler. your request for information regarding ] ating pipe lines, tank cars, storage tanks, < perated by the Noco Petroleum Company, a and also comparison of notes with differei t the following tabulated statements for yo ying capacity of the different sized lines 1 as follows: h line 4,800 barrels^ h line....* 10,800 barrels h line 26,400 barrels h line v. 45,500 barrels h line 74,500 barrels suted upon a basis of a 25 pound pressure ay. ; < ?- ?. s will -give you an idea of the earning capa, ,800 barrels per day, for a distance of 12^ m: 2 1-2 cents per barrel: it 12 1-2 cents $1;350 per-ds ays ?4O,5Q0.g,er.m9n1 months $486,000 ,per year, gross ent. overhead and operating Charge and a 5 ' >m $486,000 per year, gross* we have' a net' 12 miles of line, or $30,375 per mile per y will give you an idea as tb 'th^ eiafriihg fcaj the same distance, :with a carrying capacity day of 24 hours. ,,,. . , i < ,t 12 1-2 cents..........' !......$3,30O per 'da ays $90;000 pefc niont nonths r..ic.$1/188,000 pet yaai-; groi Jiif V' < ? ?.V i l 20 per cent, overhead ana pperating charge charge from $i,i?58',000, we have left 3 0 per mile per'^Tear, net. rt ' * * same .data,,1.,herewith;submit,you..figures f length, carrying capacity. 26,400 barrels pe rig charge 'of'(JO* cents per barrel. * ' * f \ r.\! ri \.' { j * ' ' ; > ;<( , ? t 60-cents..../.av...ivu$A5(840 per da days..-...,,, ......(v >.,.$47-5^200 per.jnont . mpnths........... .$5,7O2,40p.,per year, gros 'aVove'" amount;' $5,702,400, a? 2 pei^centl < nda;5 per cent-.-depreciation* charge; we ha ryear, pr,.$14,256.per year per mile,, net. ... ;ine: the above mentioned lines, together wit' ery 50 miles apart, will'Vary from $15,000 * . * . i the handling of. the production carried by t for the company to own and operate a fleet iving a carrying capacity of from 180 to 300 rhe cars so operated by this company, I fin 2l 25 miles per day under ordinary freigh npanies will pay to the osiers of these cars < traveled, both loaded and empty. The appr > $3,000 per car. I find that the cost of mairil ipproximately $50 per year per car. -'The p ng these cars lies in the fact that the compai ans by which to transport jts own product f] marketing. -J.- -7- - T- J?, T J x . aia wjiicn you a?)uc, i wui uc gwu w xiuma . , .... ... .Yours very-truly, r ? .... . .(Signed). W. P. TWIST,,, Consulting Engine i'. < s -? *.? j* .*. ?, i; i !? '* t -.i'-' " * *" ' '* .V* :( . ' '"<W1' H3J" 's'rv ' Mri-S- ?G. Holt ' P^ Ih 1,1 1 ' 1 Newberry,: S^-C Jpp . ? i /<?;.; * * * ; -. >* ,v i < , -. f t. i ?.? - . , r. ' : .; ' ?. To; ' ?> "* ' *. .* " ' V 1 -* i Ct vif ;.< . . , ^!r< * i . >- j> ? wuMKam?a etroleum Con i per cent Quarterly L 7irst Dividend Payci ' Stockholders of Recc April 30th, 1920 CENTLY ORGANIZED, FINE SHOWING?WORK NEW PIPE LINE. he Noco Petroleum Compar dividend of five per cent, vvi ts of record of April 30. be paid quarterly in the fu1 'ebruarv, and officers of the rt an early advance in Noco pany was only organized rec ty already. Its stockholder of a r* lr 1^ s\ 1 / I Arc t hn o o o > .Ill \ OLV^V* I\ii V71 O, I ji OCi 1 ial being in charge of the N ganized principally to cons ge_ tanks, etc., and it is nc i to begin work at once on a ] Butier county, Kans., to At iva!, Okla.. it is stated, shov. ny officials also announce this we i Okinuisree county, Okla., a tract barrels a day and with a second apitalized at three million dollars, tions and a half million dollars in hich the Xoco company stock has th the National Oil Co.'s affairs igement of the latter company oj Wilson, vice president, and 0. W Feb. 12th, 1920. SUMMER BROT I ^ Wholesale and I Hardware and Flour. Proi UV United States Fc License N< Mo., Newberi ' 1919" ' Mr. S. G. Holt, ' North ancLSoruti: sentative:"Ame _ , vestment Co. ; oronts to ...< t jtc., such iNewberry, S. C. tter con- Dear Mr. Holt: nt engm- r nv irrfnr- "V <!>.- n -2*<- t -i?. ? - s^tnnpiyirig wit \vish to state tft&i generally the Noco . te .aind its officers^;" . I .think that this. ' ' - ' the best oil inves ': r' continent'fields: T have known th per mile * a length of tini< . that their honesty city,of a not-be questioned lies, with . . r * v/men who are wel: - ' " the'Noco'Pdroiei ty ... j'-w x f H ; fo. , . .. After .m&Jung ; s""n"v','< City and thorouj per -cent. - this- company, I 2 nrnfit. of - -- - - - -earTnet! 'large block ofth '" ' Yours ve fiaeity ?f' ' - Sr.-ef i26?--v Y , .i;: .. . . < < ^ - - -v *' ' Th? NOCO PE 5s ?. v - pa^NY 4occtipyiijg and'a 5' V closer relationship 1891,000, AL OIL COMPA1 \ 4 ' " ' ceptidnaf'opporti o 'a 8- MEDIATE return rTday of' '1 "servative investO] ''iina', combining 1 'elements'of'earni y .. t rp uvr txtoi , iiiiivii) tjy mi $ ' REFINING and S PRODUCTION:( >verhead OWN WELLS; as we a net > following tlippinj ...'VZ, "The NQCO PE tAPs?oP" PANY, subsidiary t0 J80': .AL OIL COMPA #. Cityr Mo., and ] his pipe has purchased fr i?barrels nolds and others id, upon west half of the i t move- of section 1-13-11 me cent par? 0f the Youn* Zt ONE well just c< rofit to 300 barrels a day ny own- wells. The CO rom the $300,000.00."?T* - .r man, (Friday, F.et h same/ The Noco Peti has "been issued a er. stock in South Ca surance Departmei * Sales .Manager, /{.. ^ ^ '* fcl'V j?? t T 4 ?11 ti rfie, Without obligation: to purchase :0 PETROLEUM. Cpisp>AyY;V ) ' : >* vi .;,fi -.v ?. '.>? t?.' J r f .? .j, , ned < J % ./ ..I . 'iiMi ..??*. if I'*' ' .- ? -* />.;i 'v./*?/ . /; ( . mif ATI ..../ 1 ?v .j . r.< J ? 9 4 : '* % :.* , \ ? ' >: ? . ;; {# > eet ar*d No.................... xpany dividend r i njf ote may loin >rd as of ALREADY HAS BEGUN ON iv have just anil be paid May 15 ture, May, August, company said this stock as a result. :ently, but is show's largely are Nalien who are manoco's aifairs. The struct and operate >w announced the new pipe line from Ianta, Kans. The red handsome proek the purchase of an : with cr.e oil well al* well drilling. , and begins its operathe treasury. been absorbed by pur is taken as a striking c which C. J. Webster . Dickerson, secretary, j HERS COMPANY - ' r : Retail Dealer* in-, Groceries?Meat* visions,'Grain v >od Administration o.* G. 10775:' y, S. Ci, 2-21-20, >f ?"vi Carolina Repretrican -Bond & In? vr ' . ....... .. . ... .> 1 ., u . i.-.-' : 1 > { i' ?* ' h your request 1 11 have investigate troleumCompany In., my. estimation, company, is one of Imflnfo in UUV/UtO I U1 ,<U1C:'(1UUV' As to the officers,, t^se nleri 'for quitei arid' am positive, ^and integrity oar*L They-are gentleI qualified-to makfe irm a big success,. r.(,j a, trip., to -Kansas. ?hdy * investigating; tm buying quite a. is stock, A ry trilly, - - j iTROLEUM COM j-as' it do'ev'sirch to tfre NATIONtfYy offers "an exmity Andart 'T$4- . i to:,ther more/coi)rs of Souik'Garo- . ;he four greatest ing: TRANSPOR5 LINES and RAIL 1T0RING, }F OIL- from" itek ? indicated by the y f . t 11 CI ;;4*11 > # J 1TROLEUM COMr of the NATION.NY,% of. Kansas rulsa, Oklahoma,, om Roy R. Reyof Okmulgee, thelorthwest quarter, in the southern? ?stown pool, with; >mpleted flower and two drilling nsideration v was le Daily ,Qklaho>ruary 20, 1920.) oleum Company Sennit to sell its. rcflm'a 'lj^ the In*. it of this State, ' h{'* mil itt.fi. >.t'i* / < ; ti >;rf' (tii'f ?> f. r' ,.|uU .infa&n^tign rerms aijd finan* '*? 1t r-".? ?:>? t ??, "n > *'. -;r t. :t H.'hC /'V.'it.*.. ii*:. >f<*' l'4l J.V. v :it.'i t.f i "'i' * 'j.f tit,i ?y.:/"vr;;* "i .* * v * V.V1V * %