Petroleum industry and trade -- Oklahoma -- History.
Found in 141 Collections and/or Records:
Photograph "Oil and Tulsa are Synonymous", Undated
Photograph titled "Oil and Tulsa are Synonymous" and "Oil Capoital Industry" is written on the page in pencil.
Production of Petroleum and Price U.S. and Oklahoma, 1948-7-19
A list of the average price paid per year at the well and the production of crude petroleum in both the U.S. and Oklahoma.
"Production Workers Gone, but...Post-Suez Woes on the Wane", 1961-4-23
Newspaper clipping from the Tulsa World, written by Don Bachelder of The World Staff.
"Retired Merchant Recalls Drilling No. 1 State Oil Well", 1948-08-15
Newspaper clipping from the Tulsa World, written by Paul S. Hedrick the Oil Editor.
"Several Factors Point to Oil Gains", 1963-12-29
Newspaper clipping from the Tulsa World, written by Paul E. Taliaferro, President and Chief Executive Officer of Sunray DX Oil Company.
"She'd Blast The 'Thing'", Undated
Newspaper clipping of four questions asked by Mrs. Frances Y. on how to get rid of the Golden Driller Statue infront of the IPE Building in Tulsa, OK.
"Signposts to Progress" Pamphlet , 1963 - 1964
Pamphlet made by the Oklahoma Petroleum Council, discussing different positive aspects of the petroleum industry.
"Some History of the International Petroleum Exposition", 1979-11-2
History of the International Petroleum Exposition with handwritten notes and edits throughout the document.
"Some Tulsa Oil Companies with Home Offices", 1949-11-1
Handwritten list of some of Tulsa's oil companies with home offices.
"State Petroleum Reserves Lowe in All Categories, National Crude Supplies Dip", Undated
Newspaper clipping possibly from the Tulsa World, written by Riley W. Wilson, the World Oil Editor.