Box 1, Series 1

Scope and Contents From the Collection: Archive of annual industrial exposition based in Tulsa; includes executive correspondence, preparations materials, financial accounts, photographs, maps and artefacts. The International Petroleum Exposition Archive is organized into eight Series: Series 1: Historical papers include the history of the IPE; a local, regional, and general history of the petroleum industry; the by-laws of the IPE. Series 2: Correspondence consisting of administrative and exhibitor related...

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A file of information concerning Oklahoma's first commercial oil well. It is from the Kansas-Oklahoma Division Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association.

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This article was written by Paul S. Hedrick the Oil Editor of the Tulsa World.

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Pamphlet made by the Oklahoma Petroleum Council, discussing different positive aspects of the petroleum industry.

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Pamphlet by the American Petroleum Institute on the "Statement of Policy on Percentage Depletion".

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A page from the Oklahoma Petroleum Council on the petroleum industry in Oklahoma. It provides information on the production, refining, transportation, marketing, employment, and state taxes on the petroleum industry and its products.

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The page gives information on the extent and economic value of the industry; the production and reserves, and the explotation and development of the oil producing industry in Oklahoma.

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This document discusses the importance of the petroleum industry to the Oklahoma's economy; the scope of the industry; and the importance of revenues from the industry.

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This issue covers the impact of petroleum on Oklahoma's economy and country and city census data. It was created by the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission, Oklahoma State Employment Service, Research and Planning Division in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

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This document was written by Dr. R. L. Huntington the Chairman for the School of Chemical Enginering at the University of Oklahoma. It was intended for the Oklahoma Planning and Resources Board Meeting.