The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25
RICH RESOURCES LIE
CLOSE ABOUT TULSA
Load, Zinc, Sand. ,chIcnt coal CIay
nnd Granite. W Wen
Ag on
ROADS IN ALL DIRECTIONS
Water Power. Fuel and Timber Md
to Guys Industrial
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Ncs'ern oNlhhona rs gwen over
W ak'lVuI'ure anu htoek 'hlsihg anu
EASTERN oNhhoma win more season
anle raIhihll ls hclng rapidly de
Neioprd as ono or tho richest agri
mo habon. o..
Eastern oklahoma In underlald
win feserNoirs OF natural wealth
not elualled. perhaps. by The NATURAL
wealth of any state In tho Union,
and millions OF dollars arc now at
work on these resources and more
millions arc going TO ho required 20
develop them to capacity.
'oii and Gas.
OIL ana gas has been discovered
and ia 6einE produced I'm IL counties
OF eastern Oklahoma, extending from
the kansas line to the TeNna line
aud from lust west of tho o7th meri-
dian To the Arkansas llnc ON the east
There are gaps OF from SO miles TO
100 miles. or even more between tnc
known, developed oil fields. and
geoloElsta arc Of tho opinion that
continued prospecting will probably
link up the known pools By those
best Informed Il is conceded that the
development OF the oil and gas re
sources OF eastern oklahoma Ia In It's
infancy, and that millions uf dolla ~
viii be required to carry out this
work, In addition To development
Of the oil fields hv drilling there will
he invested In refinerica and in In
dustrial plants having 10 do with the
oil business millions OF dollars with !
in the next ten years
Lead nnd2Zinc
when the statehood bill was PASS
Cd and Indian Territory became a
part Of oklahoma iu 1907 small I
amount Of lead and zinc was being
,mined In the extreme northeastern
portion, In what is now ottawa
county within tho past year there
has been phenomena Increase M