Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-23
Our Refinery Plants


The initial capacity Of our refinery will be
5000 barrels day Its ultimate capacity will
be 10000 barrels, additional units being added
at small expense.
Thi. i. a PRODUCING a. well a. RE-
Filming company and the combined business
of PRODUCING AND REFINING covers the
greatest possibility of very large profits to be
duction, which the Texas Eagle Producing q
Refining Company will have in large quan-
titles, it not only Is insured of crude oil to
keep its refinery in operation, but adds to the
large refinery profits the income obtained
from production. We are in the position Of .
farmer who raises his own wheat, mills il in
his own flour mill and markets the finished
product, taking every profit. All our stock
holders will share in all these profits. But
there is no known business that pays the i'm
mense profits Sefinery does or that has the
amazing present and future markets that
await refined oil products, such as gasoline,
gerosene, distillate, gas and lubricating oils.
We could buy ample crude oil for our re.
finery. The Texas fields production is 100..
600 barrels in excess of the combined refinery
capacities of Texas and Oklahoma. Hundreds
of rich wells in North Texas are capped.
pinched down or rest on the sand, with many
thousands of barrels production held back for
ducing Wells are daily pleading with US to buy
their production. We would, but are sure
of our own production and prefer doublesto
single profits.
Some. Refinery Dividends
The big and long continued returns fcsm
oil investments and from refineries. Grained
adequate crude oil and honest and capable
mana cement, speculation is here eliminated
Refineries made the Standard Oil Company
what it is. Twenty refining companiesssin.
GLIDING eleven independents and nine of The
so-called Standard group, capitalized at $415,.
100000, show a total average yearly earning
of $22s, 1000, 900. Some of the dividends n lid
by these companies for single year follows
Texas Company. 50 Eet.
Co:den Company. ............... 20 st.
Atlantic Refinery I92 Bct.
Iowa Park Refining Company. .....274 Bet.
Wichita Refining Company. ........294 Pct.
The Iowa Park Refining Company, WITH a
daily capacity Of 1000 barrels, paying 274 pct.
dividends, 10 a notable example of the fact that
the Independents are NO longer trust domi-
mated" In fact, the Standard Oil Company is
aiding independent refineries, buying and de-
livering their products to help supply an al-
ways impoverished market.
Refinery experience in Northern TEXAS
shows that crude at $2.25 barrel, the refined
product sells at current prices for a net profit
Of $3.50 per barrel. In other words every
dollar that refinery pays out for crude fe-
turns them clear profit of more than 100
per cent.
This stock is still at par. 1t will not be- at
par long. Refinery stock never is. Should
you neglect this chance you will be sorry very
shortly. Your stock should very soon earn
back your original investment.
A few weeks ago urged you to bsy Texas Eagle
Oil stock at par just urging you to buy
Texas Eagle Producing 4 Refining stock at par. The
Oil eompany's stock 10 selling for two and kaf
times it's par value. Those who hold II win ger I'd,
first dividend before Christmas Now we ask yorf to
share in the prosperity Of Refining company We
are building our refinery, will be marketing our
products in February. Dividends should follow quickly
come frequently and In substantial sums You may
never have this chance again. Act promptly. Fin out
the attached coupon print your and address
avoid mistakes) and send in your subscription.