Government and the American economy, 1870-presentHolt, 1949 |
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... crude oil to the refineries for every 10 barrels of refined oil forwarded by rail from them ( the refineries ) to the Eastern points named . Settlements of this drawback to be made on refined oil forwarded during each month . . . A ...
... crude oil to the refineries for every 10 barrels of refined oil forwarded by rail from them ( the refineries ) to the Eastern points named . Settlements of this drawback to be made on refined oil forwarded during each month . . . A ...
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... Crude at Wells and Average. Crude Oil Consumption ( barrels of 42 gallons ) Year Amount 1883 16,137,753 1885 17,578,201 1887 20,471,786 1889 27,165,572 1891 35,997,532 1893 41,083,324 1895 40,772,168 1897 48,068,430 1899 45,847,279 1901 ...
... Crude at Wells and Average. Crude Oil Consumption ( barrels of 42 gallons ) Year Amount 1883 16,137,753 1885 17,578,201 1887 20,471,786 1889 27,165,572 1891 35,997,532 1893 41,083,324 1895 40,772,168 1897 48,068,430 1899 45,847,279 1901 ...
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... oil scarcity . Secondly , although our government publicizes the importance of conserving oil supplies , it is not ... crude oil . They could also be produced from oil shale , which exists in large deposits ; from bitumi- nous coal ...
... oil scarcity . Secondly , although our government publicizes the importance of conserving oil supplies , it is not ... crude oil . They could also be produced from oil shale , which exists in large deposits ; from bitumi- nous coal ...
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