University of Oklahoma Libraries
Western History Collections
Cities Service Oil and Gas Corporation
Collection
Box 1
Folder:
1. Multiple
copies of a pamphlet titled, Kansas’ Oil
Dorado.
2. Report
titled, “Arkansas Natural Companies, April, 1936.”
3. Scrapbook
of newspaper clippings regarding the Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Company,
1928.
Box 2
Folder:
1. Coleman
County, Texas maps and charts, 1923-1926.
2. Cities
Service Company brochures and reports, including:
o
This Is Cities Service
o
About Service, A Chapter from Public Relations in Action
o
Celebrating Opening of Oil Fields in Oklahoma City Area, 1936
o
A Bigger and Better East Chicago Refinery
o
Syncrude: A Profile
o
Syncrude: 1974, A Year
of People
o
Beyond the Rhetoric: An Assessment of America’s Energy Options, 1974
o
Cities Service Pipe Line Co., Fauna Pump Station
o
Miami Operations: History and Development, 1975
o
Going Places with Cities Service in 1955
3. Correspondence
and preparatory materials for various Founder’s Day celebrations,
1948-1961.
4. Biographical
materials on Henry L. Doherty.
5. Printed
sheet music for the “Cities Service March.”
6. Typescripts:
o
Cities Service Oil
Company, 1962-1970
o
Background: Cities
Service Oil Company
7. Typescript
program and background material regarding a historical marker for the Greater Seminole
Oklahoma Oil Field, 1977.
8. Miscellaneous
research material:
o
“As I Remember It,”
by Everett Carpenter, Shale Shaker June
1957.
o
Excerpt from “A
History of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists: The First Fifty
Years,” 1966
o
Typescript news
release on Cities Service Company history, 1959.
o
A list of historical
names, dates, and events for the Geological Department of Empire Gas & Fuel
company
9. Photocopy
of “Trek of the Oil Finders: A History of Exploration for Petroleum,” by Edgar
Wesley Owen, 1975.
Box 3
Folder:
1. Research
material:
o
Manual of Statistics:
Cities Service Company and Subsidiaries, n.d.
o
Cities Service
Company: Its Position in the Petroleum Industry, 1920.
o
Cities Service
Company: Its Properties and the Cities They Serve, by William Wirt Mills.
o
Natural Gas and
Electrical Properties of the Cities Service Company, 1936.
o
Cities Service
Company Properties in the American Middle West, 1933.
o
Various reports on
properties and subsidiaries of Cities Service Company.
2. Background
material regarding a historical marker for the Greater Oklahoma City Oil Field,
1968; and the gift of Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Company’s Wild Mary Sudik No. 1 Well to the state of Oklahoma, 1971.
3. Background
material regarding historical marker for the first school of petroleum geology,
1975. Includes information on its founder, University of
Oklahoma professor Dr. Charles N. Gould.
4. List
of Cities Service Company’s Canadian subsidiaries, 1914-1965.
5. Photocopy
of the founding document of the Osage Oil and Gas Company, 1896; and photocopy
of Golden Book of the Osages by R.G. Fister and G.V. Labadie, 1960.
6. Report
titled, “Corporate, Financial, and General History of Cities Service Gas Company
and Predecessor Companies from Date of Origin to January 1, 1940,” by C.F. Drath.
Box 4
Folder:
1. Cities
Service Company annual reports to stockholders, 1919-1979.
2. Sixty Wall Tower: Aristocrat of Office
Buildings.
My Oklahoma,
Volume 1, Number 9, December 1927, regarding oil in Oklahoma
Oklahoma Statehood Program,
Silver Anniversary: 1907-1932, Bartlesville, Oklahoma.
3. Report
titled, “Cities Service Company, Principal Operating Subsidiaries Resume of
1928 - Outlook for 1929.”
4. Report
on Cities Service Company war projects, 1942.
5. Invitation
to Henry L. Doherty to become a permanent founding member of the Army, Navy,
and Marine Corps Country Club, circa 1952.
6. Report
titled, “‘Big Inch’ and ‘Little Big Inch’ in Brief,” regarding the history of
War Emergency Pipelines, Inc., 1946.
Box 5
Folder:
1. Report
by the Cities Service Real Estate Department titled, “Manual of Real Estate
Property, New York, Owned and Controlled by Cities Service Company, Henry L.
Doherty Company, circa 1930s.
2. Report
titled, “Real Estate in Greater New York Owned and Operated by Cities Service
Company and Subsidiaries,” circa 1937.
3. Proceedings
of the 15th Annual Sales Meeting, Industrial Chemical Marketing Division,
Tennessee Corporation, 1967.
4. Report
of Empire Refining Co. and Subsidiaries; September 30, 1918.
5. Report
of Empire Refining Co. and Subsidiaries; October 10, 1918.
6. Handwritten
notes, “Geology and Oil Development of the El Dorado Field.”
7. Printed
material:
o
Brochure, “The Best Oil
Known to Science”
o
The Expanding Circle, January-February 1964: This Is Cities
Service Oil Company
o
Photocopied maps of
Cities Service Operations
Box 6
Folder:
1. Photocopied
property maps, 1900-1910.
2. Photocopied
property maps, 1910-1920 .
3. Photocopied
property maps, 1920-1930.
4. Photocopied
property maps, 1930-1940.
5. Photocopied
property maps, 1940-1950.
6. Photocopied
property maps, 1950-1960.
7. Photocopied
property maps, 1960-1970.
8. Photocopied
property maps, 1970-1980.
9. Appraisal
of Oil Properties, Cities Service Co., Jan. 1, 1923, by E. DeGolyer
and James O. Lewis. Vol. I: General Summary.
10. Appraisal
of Oil Properties, Cities Service Co., Jan. 1, 1923, by E. DeGolyer
and James O. Lewis. Vol. II: Empire Gas and Fuel Company, Delaware; El Dorado
Field.
Box 7
Item:
1. Appraisal
of Oil Properties, Cities Service Co., Jan. 1, 1923, by E. DeGolyer
and James O. Lewis. Vol. III: Empire Gas and Fuel Company, Delaware; Augusta
Field.
2. Appraisal of Oil
Properties, Cities Service Co., Jan. 1, 1923, by E. DeGolyer
and James O. Lewis. Vol. IV: Empire Gas and Fuel Company, Delaware;
Miscellaneous Kansas fields.
3. Appraisal of Oil
Properties, Cities Service Co., Jan. 1, 1923, by E. DeGolyer
and James O. Lewis. Vol. IV (?): Ohio group.
Box 8
Item:
1. Appraisal
of Oil Properties, Cities Service Co., Jan. 1, 1923, by E. DeGolyer
and James O. Lewis. Vol. V: Empire Gas and Fuel Company, Delaware;
Miscellaneous Oklahoma and Arkansas fields.
2. Appraisal
of Oil Properties, Cities Service Co., Jan. 1, 1923, by E. DeGolyer
and James O. Lewis. Vol. VI: Midland Oil Company.
3. Appraisal
of Oil Properties, Cities Service Co., Jan. 1, 1923, by E. DeGolyer
and James O. Lewis. Vol. VII: Steyner Oil Company; 59
Osage Oil Company; The Warren Company, Sentinel Oil
and Gas Company.
Box 9
Item:
1. Appraisal
of Oil Properties, Cities Service Co., Jan. 1, 1923, by E. DeGolyer
and James O. Lewis. American Eagle, Kansas; Natural
Gas; Empire Gas and Fuel; and Planet Petroleum Company and Map.
2. Maps. Appraisal of Oil Properties, Cities Service Co., Jan. 1, 1923, by
E. DeGolyer and James O. Lewis. American Eagle, Kansas, Natural Gas; Empire Gas and Fuel; and Planet
Petroleum Company.
Box 10
Item:
1. Ledger
book of dissolved, divested, and sold companies of Cities Service, circa 1940s.
2. Cities
Service Company Consolidated report of earned and capital surplus by company,
1938-1942.
3. Cities
Service Company and subsidiaries annual report, 1927.
4. Cities
Service Company and Subsidiaries annual report, 1928.
Box 11
Item:
1. Cities
Service Power and Light Company. Report on Examination of Accounts Relating to Investments
in Securities of Subsidiary Companies, December 31, 1937.
2. Cities
Service Company. Report on Cost of Companies Acquired in 1913 Consolidation. Includes consolidation plan (1913) and report (1922).
3. Report:
History and Statistics of Subsidiaries of Cities Service Company, January 1,
1928.
4. Appraisal
of Oil Properties, Cities Service Co., Jan. 1, 1923, by E. DeGolyer
and James O. Lewis. Crew Levick
Company, Pennsylvania; Empire Oil and Gas Company, Inc.
5. Vol.
VI Report on Crew Levick Company, Cities Service
Company, A.R. Newcombe Oil Company, Warner-Quinlan
Company, to Henry L. Doherty & Company, New York, NY. December 28, 1932.
Box 12
Item:
1. Cities
Service Company and Subsidiaries annual report, 1928.
2. Cities
Service Company. Report on Examination of Accounts Relating to Investments in
Securities of Subsidiary Companies, December 31, 1937.
3. Cities
Service Company. Analysis of Investment Accounts from January 1, 1938 to December
31, 1952.
Box 13
Folder:
1. Cities
Service Company. Analysis of Investment Account from January 1, 1938, to September
30, 1949.
2. Centennial
edition of the Titusville Herald
(Pennsylvania), “One Hundred Years of Oil,” 1959.
3. The Doherty Rate: Known in some localities
as The Three Part Rate and the Readiness to Serve Rate in universal practice
among electrical Central Station Companies, 1923.
4. Doherty News, various issues from 1918,
1919, 1923, 1930, 1932.
Doherty Daily News,
May 21, 1919.
5. Printed
meeting programs from Cities Service Research and Development Company,
1957-1961; and a printed advertisement for Wyandotte Detergent, used at Sixty
Wall Tower.
6. “ ‘The Cities Service Story’ Cities Service Company: A Case
History of American Enterprise,” by W. Alton Jones. The Newcomen
Society, 1955.
Box 14
Folder:
1. Mr. Henry L. Doherty’s Ideal Distribution
System for Gas, a 1930 reprint from the 1922 American Gas Association
Annual Convention.
Discussion of Mr. Griswold’s
Paper on “Further Presentation of the Doherty Ideal Distribution System” by
Henry L. Doherty, American Gas Association Annual Convention, 1922.
2. Various
promotional brochures and publicity materials regarding Sixty Wall Tower in New
York. Includes information on the building’s elevator system.
3. Biographical
material on W. Alton Jones.
Box 15
Folder:
1. Printed
booklet of facts and statistics regarding Cities Service Company, 1924. Includes a map titled, “Heart of the Empire.”
2. Promotional
brochures and printed information about Sixty Wall Tower in New York.
3. Transcript of Testimony of Henry L. Doherty
before the Public Utilities Commission for the State of Kansas in the Matter of
the Order of Investigation into Gas Rates at Hutchinson, Newton and Other
Cities Supplied by the Western Distributing Company, and Other Cities Receiving
Gas from the Wichita Natural Gas Company. Hearing at
Topeka, Kansas, July 28-29, 1919.
Newspaper clippings regarding Doherty
vs. The Kansas City Star, Woodring, et al.,
1931.
4. A
leather-bound calligraphied memorial tribute to Henry
Latham Doherty by the Board of Directors of Cities Service Company, 1940. In slipcase.
5. Miscellaneous
collected biographical material on Henry L. Doherty.
6. A
leather-bound calligraphied memorial tribute to Henry
Latham Doherty by the Board of Directors of Natural Gas Pipeline Company of
America, 1940.
7. Obituaries
of Henry L. Doherty from various newspapers, 1939.
Box 16
Folder:
1. Printed
manuals (1930s) and a roster (1904-1932) for the Doherty Training Schools.
2. Summaries
of H. L. Doherty patents, 1899-1933.
3. Cities
Service Company Management Memo,
1967-1976.
4. Selected
Views of Empire Gas and Fuel Company (Delaware) and Subsidiary Companies, after
1926. Prepared by the Valuation Department, The Empire
Companies. Includes copies of maps and images of
properties.
5. Miscellaneous
typescripts of historical information on Cities Service Company, including a
1974 speech by A. P. Frame and a 1950 article on “Wild Mary” Sudik.
6. Report
titled, “Highlights of Operations, Cities Service Oil Company” for Mr. S. A. Maybud. Bartlesville, Okla., September 28, 1956.
7. Typescript
statements from the Security Analysts’ Meeting at Lake Charles, Louisiana, June
28, 1954. Includes the June 1954 issue of Empire.
Box 17
Folder:
1. Copies
of various patent applications regarding oil and gas production, 1918-1941.
2. Cities Service and Employees of the Ponca
City Refinery, compiled by Paul C. “Shorty” Rose, circa 1970.
3. Cities Service and Employees of the Ponca
City Refinery, compiled by Paul C. “Shorty” Rose, circa 1970.
4. Report
titled, “A Short History of the Companies Comprising the Gas Division of the
Empire Gas and Fuel Company of Bartlesville, Oklahoma,” July 12, 1927.
5. Biographical
information on S.B. “Mike” Irelan.
Box 18
Folder:
1. Biographical
information on J.E. Heston.
2. Biographical
information on J.E. Heston.
3. Biographical
information on R.L. Kidd.
4. Biographical
information on A.W. Ambrose.
5. Environmental
conservation research material, 1969-1973.
6. Study
report titled, “Gasoline from ‘Synthetic’ Crude Oil,” by Walter O. Shelling.
February 1915.
7. Cities
Service Oil Co. Supervisors' Newsletter,
(Bartlesville) 1952-1970.
Box 19
Folder:
1. Copies
of various patent applications regarding oil and gas production, 1928-1951.
2. Copies
of various patent applications regarding oil and gas production, 1930-1964.
3. Progress: 1921-1926. The
Ohio Public Service Co.
4. The
November 1969 issue of Lines,
published by the Public Service Company of Colorado. Features
a history of the company, including H. L. Doherty as one of its early leaders.
5. Cities
Service Company’s listing application to the New York Stock Exchange, January
10, 1962.
6. Memo
to W.A. Jones regarding the Public Service Company of Colorado, March 18, 1935.
The
Securities Salesman, Vol. 1 No.
15, 1925.
Printed text of an address by W. Alton Jones before the
Interstate Oil Compact Commission, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, December
4, 1957.
7. The TCC Story: A Portrait of the Tennessee
Copper Company, 1960.
8. History of the Litigation of the Kansas
Natural Gas Company, n.d.
9. Doherty News and Doherty Daily News, various issues from 1919 and 1923.
10. U.S. PP Phos Pholks, 1965-1970. For the employees
of U.S. Phosphoric Products Division Tennessee Corporation, a subsidiary of
Cities Service Company.
Box 20
Folder:
1. Topics, 1957. Tennessee Copper Company.
2. Topics, 1958. Tennessee Copper Company.
3. Topics, 1959. Tennessee Copper Company.
4. Topics, 1960. Tennessee Copper Company.
5. Topics, 1961. Tennessee Copper Company
6. Topics, 1962. Tennessee Copper Company.
7. Topics, 1963. Tennessee Copper Company.
8. Topics, 1964. Tennessee Copper Company.
9. Topics, 1965. Tennessee Copper Company.
10. Topics, 1968-1970. Tennessee Copper Company.
11. Cities
Service Company and Subsidiaries annual report, 1930.
Box 21
Item:
1. “Report
No. 1743h on Empire Gas & Fuel Company (Delaware) and Affiliated Companies,”
(Kansas Natural Gas Company, Marnet Mining Company,
Pawhuska Oil and Gas Company), by Day and Zimmerman, 1921.
2. Men, Oil and War, by D. Thomas Curtin.
Chicago: Petroleum Industry Committee, 1946.
Box 22
Folder:
1. Managers’
Meeting, Doherty Operating Company, 1914.
2. Managers’
Meeting, Doherty Operating Company, 1914.
3. Managers’
Meeting, Doherty Operating Company, Feb. 15, 1912.
4. The Pulse of the Organization, edited by
Leonhard Felix Fuld, Educational Director, Bond
Department, Henry L. Doherty & Company, New York, [1920].
5. Petroleum Conservation, edited by Stuart
E. Buckley. American Institute of Mining & Metallurgical
Engineering, 1951.
Box 23
Folder:
1. A Manual of Communities Served by
Corporations Operated by the Henry L. Doherty Organization, 1920.
2. A Manual of Communities Served by Corporations
Operated by the Henry L. Doherty Organization, 1920.
3. Minutes
of the Executive Conference of the Doherty Organization, November 22-24, 1920.
4. Minutes
of the Executive Conference of the Doherty Organization, November 22-24, 1920.
5. Supreme
Court of the U.S. brief, Cities Service
Gas Company vs. Federal Power Commission; Public Service Commission of the
State of Missouri; the City of Kansas City, Missouri; the State Corporation
Commission of Kansas; and the Corporation Commission of the State of Oklahoma,
November 1946.
Box 24
Folder:
1. William
Donohue Ellis’ notes on Cities Service history from The Empire, 1918-1925.
2. William
Donohue Ellis’ notes on Cities Service history from The Empire, 1918-1943, 1946.
3. William
Donohue Ellis’ notes on Cities Service history from The Empire, 1945-1950.
4. William
Donohue Ellis’ notes on Cities Service history from The Empire, 1953.
5. William
Donohue Ellis’ notes on El Dorado - Chapter 7.
6. William
Donohue Ellis’ notes on Cities Service history from The Empire, 1957-1959.
7. William
Donohue Ellis’ notes and research material for Chapter 9 on Seminole,
1922-1928.
8. William
Donohue Ellis’ notes on 1914 Cities Service meeting.
9. William Donohue Ellis’
notes on Jacob Bartles and Bartlesville, Oklahoma.
10. William
Donohue Ellis’ notes on various Cities Service magazines and newsletters,
1959-1962.
11. William
Donohue Ellis’ notes on Cities Service, 1959-1970.
12. William
Donohue Ellis’ notes on Cities Services reports, 1910-1977.
13. William
Donohue Ellis’ notes on Cities Service, 1963-1965.
14. William
Donohue Ellis’ notes on Cities Service, 1965-1966.
15. William
Donohue Ellis’ notes on Cities Service, 1973-1979.
16. William
Donohue Ellis’ notes on Cities Service, 1971-1980.
Box 25
Folder:
1. Cities
Service Company: Report on the Disposition of Public Utility Investments, final
version, 1961. (Divestiture under the Public Utility Holding Company Act of
1935)
2. Cities
Service Company: Plan for Compliance with Section 11(b) of the Public Utility
Holding Company Act of 1935 with Respect to Arkansas Fuel Oil Corporation,
September 17, 1958.
3. Statement
Concerning Cities Service Company. Presented by W. Alton Jones before Committee
on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, House of Representatives at Hearing on the
Proposed Public Utility Act of 1935 (HR 5423). April 2, 1935.
4. Cities
Service Company: Plan Pursuant to Section 11(e) of Public Utility Holding
Company Act of 1935 for Simplification of Corporate Structure. November 20,
1946.
5. Notice
to the Security Holders of Cities Service Company and others regarding the
court’s enforcement of the plan pursuant to sections 11(e) and 18(f) of the
Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935. Includes printed
letter to stockholders from W. Alton Jones, 1946.
6. Handwritten
notes on Cities Service Company divestiture.
7. Notes
and research material on the Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America; and a
photocopy of Henry L. Doherty’s application for a license to practice
engineering or land surveying, 1923.
8. Photocopy
of W. Alton Jones’ “ ‘The Cities Service Story’ Cities
Service Company: A Case History of American Enterprise,” The Newcomen Society, 1955.
9. NGL (Natural
Gas Liquids) Project Development Seminar, Fred H. Ramseur, Jr.,
Consultant. Transcripts
to tapes 1-5. October 23, 1980.
10. NGL
Project Development Seminar, Fred H. Ramseur, Jr., Consultant. Transcripts to tapes 6-8. October 23, 1980.
11. NGL
Project Development Seminar, Fred H. Ramseur, Jr., Consultant. Transcripts to tapes 9-11. October 23, 1980.
12. NGL
Project Development Seminar, Fred H. Ramseur, Jr., Consultant. Transcripts to tapes 12-14. October 23, 1980.
Box 26
Folder:
1. Lists
and notes for illustrations that were not used in Book III of William Donohue Ellis’s
history of Cities Service Company.
2. “Regulating
the Gas Producer. 1954-1964: 10 Years of Turmoil. A Special
Tear-Out Section on the Anniversary of the Phillips Decision.”
3. Correspondence
to John Steiger regarding the El Dorado Field in
Kansas, 1974.
4. “Cities
Service Company,” by J.D. Summers, 1958. (University of
Oklahoma English 120 paper).
“Oil Production Division: History – Operation and Future.” January 1945.
5. Research
material on LP Gas (liquefied petroleum gas).
6. Photocopied
research material on Henry Vernon Foster and the Indian Territory Illuminating
Oil Company.
7. Research
notes on Oklahoma City.
8. A
photocopied advertisement for investing in Cities Service Company, 1930.
A 1930 Cities Service Company brochure,
From Oil Well to Customer.
9. Research
notes on Jenny Oil.
10. Notes
and a newspaper clipping on H.L. Doherty's 1928 wedding.
11. Notes
on the Cities Service Company Tank Fleet.
12. Biographical
material and notes on Henry L. Doherty.
13. Research
material on Ned Beecher and the Doherty Research Company.
14. Research
material on Henry L. Doherty and the issues of unitization and oil
conservation.
15. Research
notes on the Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Company.
16. Tulsa Daily World, June 21, 1939,
featuring “Oklahoma’s Empire Builders,” with a biographical sketch of Burdette
Blue, president of the Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Company.
17. Research
material on Oklahoma City for Chapter 10 of On
the Oil Lands with Cities Service.
18. Research
material on the Athabasca Oil Sands area and Syncrude.
19. A
photocopy of the original lease for the Indian Territory Illuminating Oil
Company, 1896.
20. Illustration
notes for “Into the Badlands,” Chapter 12 of On the Oil Lands with Cities Service.
21. Illustration
notes and material for “Valley of the ‘30’s,” Chapter 11 of On the Oil Lands with Cities Service.
22. Illustration
notes on the Seminole Field for Chapter 9 of On the Oil Lands with Cities Service.
23. A
photocopied image of Texas for Chapter 8 of On
the Oil Lands with Cities Service.
24. Illustration
notes on the El Dorado Field for Chapter 7 of On the Oil Lands with Cities Service.
Box 27
Folder:
1. Services
of Henry L. Doherty and Company to Subsidiaries of Cities Service Company
Volume II. December 1933.
2. Audit reports
of the Property Tax Department, 1938. Includes historical corporate data,
active companies, oil companies, marketing companies, gas companies, and
miscellaneous.
3. Oil in Oklahoma, by Robert Gregory.
Muskogee, Okla.: Leake Industries, Inc., 1976.
4. Oil in Oklahoma, by Robert Gregory.
Muskogee, Okla.: Leake Industries, Inc., 1976.
5. Oil in Oklahoma, by Robert Gregory.
Muskogee, Okla.: Leake Industries, Inc., 1976.
Box 28
Folder:
1. The History of Geophysical Prospecting
Volume I and II by George Elliott Sweet. Los Angeles: Science Press, 1966.
2. Research
material on El Dorado-Augusta, 1912-1915, for Chapter 7 of On the Oil Lands with Cities Service.
3. Research
material on marketing at Cities Service Company.
4. Research
material on the Tennessee Copper Company.
5. Research
notes and excerpts from Oklahoma Oil
by Kenny Franks.
6. Cities
Service Company - Ecopetrol brochure in Spanish
regarding the completion of a natural gas processing plant and gas reinjection
plant in Colombia, 1966.
7. Research
notes and material on the Tennessee Copper Company, including a speech by J. E.
Murray at the 15th Annual Sales Meeting of the Industrial Chemicals
Marketing Division, Tennessee Corporation, 1967.
8. Drafts
and research notes on the Tennessee Copper Company.
9. An
issue of Cities Service Today that includes an article on the Washington, D.C.,
office of Cities Service, 1979.
10. Draft
material on the Richfield Oil Company and its merger with Atlantic.
11. Research
notes and material on Copperhill, Tennessee, operations.
12. Material
on Cities Service Company Research and Development for Chapter 25 of On the Oil Lands with Cities Service.
13. Research
material on Cities Service operations, 1965-1967, 1976. Includes
issues of Trimark,
Cities Service News, and Delta.
14. Text
of a CITGO marketing presentation by Bob Brown in New York, circa 1971.
15. Research
material for Chapter 26 of On the Oil
Lands with Cities Service.
Box 29
Folder:
1. Newspaper
clippings regarding the marriage of Henry L. Doherty and Grace Eames, 1929.
2. Newspaper
clippings regarding the marriage of Henry L. Doherty and Grace Eames, 1929.
3. Newspaper
clippings regarding the marriage of Henry L. Doherty and Grace Eames, 1929.
4. Drafts
and notes for Chapter 1 of On the Oil
Lands with Cities Service.
5. A
list of founding dates of various oil companies.
6. Text of
a speech by R. V. Sellers regarding a historical marker at the Energy
Technology Center in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, October 27, 1978. Includes related article on the Bartlesville Experiment Station.
7. Agreements
with two contractors for repair work at the Welch and Eunice sites in Midland,
Texas, 1983.
8. Research
material and catalogs for the FESCO line of products from Cities Service
Company, 1967, 1980.
9. Research
notes from an interview with Lillian Johnson.
10. Research
material on the Lake Charles, Louisiana, operations of Cities Service Company.
11. Research
material on Cities Service Company refining operations in Canada.
12. Article
on R. E. “Gene” Burger, president of the Ohio Public Service Company.
13. Excerpt
from an article on Empire Gas and Fuel Company, 1927.
14. News
release and a list regarding companies or divisions sold by Cities Service
Company, 1979.
15. Biographical
information on Charles S. Mitchell, including a letter from Mrs. Mitchell,
1979.
16. Research
material on operations, for Chapter 18 of On
the Oil Lands with Cities Service.
17. Photocopy
of a newspaper on the MAPICO Iron Oxide operation and its founder, Dr. Peter
Fireman, 1935.
18. Research
material on Osage oil and gas leases in Oklahoma Territory, including a copy of
the mining lease for prospecting and mining for oil and gas in the Osage
Reservation in 1896; and a photocopy of Golden Book of the Osages by R.G. Fister and G.V. Labadie, 1960.
19. Research
material on the Osage, John N. Florer and other Osage
Agents, and the Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Company.
20. A list
titled, “History of Cities Service Broadcasts; AM Radio – 12/29/25 to date; TV
(simulcast) – 10/17/49 to 1/9/50.”
21. Reports
and speeches from Cities Service Company management conferences, 1977-1979.
22. Research
material on Cities Service Company offshore operations, 1967-1975
23. Research
material on Cities Service Company offshore operations and pipelines, 1974.
Box 30
Folder:
1. Biographical
material on Herbert Randall Straight.
2. Research
materials on offshore operations of Cities Service Company.
3. Research
materials on offshore operations of Cities Service Company.
4. Oklahoma
City oil field status, 1947.
5. Cities Service Today, Number 9, 1980.
6. “Cities
Service Oil Company Program for Action,” by the Management Development Division,
January 1967.
7. Research
material on Miami Copper Operations, 1966-1979.
8. Research
material on the Hugoton-Panhandle gas field.
9. Oil
Hill: The Town That Cities Service Built, by Lawrence P. Klintworth.
El Dorado, Kansas: Butler County Historical Society, 1977.
10. The Empire, 1918-1919.
11. The Empire, 1919-1920.
[See
Also: HD 9569 .E5E54 in Oversized Section of WHC Library for parts of Vol. 6
& 7 of The Empire]
Box 31
Folder:
1. The Empire, 1928.
2. The Empire, 1929.
3. The Empire, 1930.
4. The Empire, 1931.
5. The Empire, 1940-1941.
6. The Empire, 1942-1943.
Box 32
Folder:
1. The Empire, 1944-1945.
2. The Empire, 1946.
3. The Empire, 1947.
4. The Empire, 1948.
5. The Empire, 1949.
Box 33
Folder:
1. The Empire, 1950.
2. The Empire, 1951.
3. The Empire, 1952.
4. The Empire, 1953.
5. The Empire, 1954.
Box 34
Folder:
1. The Empire, 1955.
2. The Empire, 1956.
3. The Empire, 1957.
4. The Empire, 1958.
5. The Empire, 1959.
Box 35
Folder:
1. The Empire, 1960.
2. The Empire, 1961.
3. The Empire, 1962.
4. The Empire, 1962.
5. The Empire, 1963.
Box 36
Folder:
1. Doherty News, various issues 1928, 1929,
1930.
2. The Expanding Circle, 1934-1936.
3. The Expanding Circle, 1940.
4. The Expanding Circle, 1947.
5. The Expanding Circle, 1948.
Box 37
Folder:
1. The Expanding Circle, 1949.
2. The Expanding Circle, 1950.
3. The Expanding Circle, 1951.
4. The Expanding Circle, 1952.
5. The Expanding Circle, 1953.
Box 38
Folder:
1. The Expanding Circle, 1954.
2. The Expanding Circle, 1955.
3. The Expanding Circle, 1956.
4. The Expanding Circle, 1957.
Box 39
Folder:
1. The Expanding Circle, 1958.
2. The Expanding Circle, 1959.
3. The Expanding Circle, 1960.
4. Cities
Service Company annual reports to stockholders, 1912-1925 .
Box 40
Folder:
1. Cities
Service Company annual reports to stockholders, 1962-1935.
2. Cities
Service Company annual reports to stockholders, 1936-1947.
3. Cities
Service Company annual reports to stockholders, 1948-1955.
4. Cities
Service Company annual reports to stockholders, 1956-1963.
5. Cities
Service Company annual reports to stockholders, 1964-1970.
Box 41
Folder:
1. Cities
Service Company annual reports to stockholders, 1971-1976.
2. Service: A Publication of Cities Service
Company, 1945-1946.
3. Service: A Publication of Cities Service
Company, 1947-1948.
4. Service: A Publication of Cities Service
Company, 1949-1950.
5. Service: A Publication of Cities Service
Company, 1951-1952.
6. Service: A Publication of Cities Service
Company, 1953-1954.
Box 42
Folder:
1. Service: A Publication of Cities Service
Company, 1962-1963.
2. The Expanding Circle, 1961-1963.
3. The Expanding Circle, 1963-1965.
4. An Adventure Called Skelly:
A History of Skelly Oil Company through Fifty Years,
1919-1969, by Roberta Louise Ironside. Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1970.
Box 43
Folder:
1. Service: A Publication of Cities Service
Company 1955-1956.
2. Service: A Publication of Cities Service
Company 1957-1958.
3. Service: A Publication of Cities Service
Company 1959-1961.
4. Service: A Publication of Cities Service
Company 1971.
5. Bound
issue of Tulsa, Volume 58 No. 5, November 20, 1980. Special edition, “Energy,
75 Years after Glenn Pool.”
Box 44
Folder:
1. Service: A Publication of Cities Service
Company, 1971-1972, various issues.
2. Trimark 1965-1967.
3. Trimark 1967-1969.
4. Trimark 1969-1970.
Box 45
Folder:
1. Who’s Who in the Doherty Organization, proof
edition.
2. Who’s Who in the Doherty Organization
1930.
3. Who’s Who in the Cities Service Organization,
1947.
4. Who’s Who in the Cities Service Organization,
1950.
5. Who’s Who in the Cities Service Organization,
1953.
6. Who’s Who in the Cities Service Organization,
1956.
7. Who’s Who in the Cities Service Organization,
1960.
8. Who’s Who in the Cities Service Organization,
1965.
9. Who’s Who in the Cities Service Organization,
1968.
10. Who’s Who in the Cities Service Organization,
1971.
11. Who’s Who in the Cities Service Organization,
1975.
Box 46
Folder:
1. Henry
L. Doherty, Principles and Ideas for
Doherty Men, Vol. I.
2. Henry
L. Doherty, Principles and Ideas for
Doherty Men, Vol. II.
3. Henry
L. Doherty, Principles and Ideas for
Doherty Men, Vol. III.
4. Henry
L. Doherty, Principles and Ideas for
Doherty Men, Vol. IV.
5. Henry
L. Doherty, Principles and Ideas for
Doherty Men, Vol. V.
6. Henry
L. Doherty, Principles and Ideas for
Doherty Men, Vol. VI.
7. Our Oil Resources, edited by Leonard M.
Fanning. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1945.
8. Energy Politics by David Howard Davis.
New York: St. Martin’s Press, 1974.
Box 47
Folder:
1. Energy and Man: A Symposium, by Allan
Nevins, Robert G. Dunlop, Edward Teller, Edward Mason, and Herbert Hoover. New
York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, Inc., 1960.
2. The Exception: The Story of Ashland Oil and
Refining Company, by Otto J. Scott. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company,
1968.
3. The Cajuns: From Acadia to Louisiana by
William Faulkner Rushton. New York: Farrar, Straus,
Giroux, 1979.
4. Proceedings of the National Forum on Growth
with Environmental Quality? Edited by George R. Waller
and Leo F. Edison, Jr., 1974.
5. Telephone
Directory, Cities Service Oil Company, Bartlesville, Oklahoma. July, 1955.
6. Telephone
Directory, Cities Service Oil Company, Bartlesville, Oklahoma. December, 1965.
7. Telephone
Directory, Cities Service Oil Company, Bartlesville, Oklahoma. September, 1966.
8. Telephone
Directory, Cities Service Oil Company, Bartlesville, Oklahoma. December, 1967.
9. Telephone
Directory, Cities Service Oil Company, Bartlesville, Oklahoma. August, 1968.
10. Telephone
Directory, Cities Service Oil Company, Bartlesville, Oklahoma. February, 1971.
11. Telephone
Directory, Cities Service Oil Company, Bartlesville, Oklahoma. February, 1971.
12. Telephone
Directory, Cities Service Oil Company, Bartlesville, Oklahoma. July, 1971.
13. Telephone Directory, Cities Service Oil
Company, Bartlesville, Oklahoma. October, 1971.
14. Telephone
Directory, Cities Service Oil Company, Tulsa, Oklahoma, August, 1972.
15. Telephone
Directory, Cities Service Oil Company, Tulsa, Oklahoma, August, 1974.
16. Men, Money and Oil, the Story of an Industry
by Leonard M. Fanning. Cleveland: The World Publishing Company, 1966.
17. Portrait in Oil: How the Ohio Oil Company
Grew to Become Marathon, by Hartzell Spence. New
York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1962.
18. Ellick Botts Lights a
Few Candles: The Petroleum Philosopher of Gray Horse Oklahoma Charts a Course
for 1947 and Every New Year, by Lawrence E. Smith. Buffalo, NY: The Hansauer Press, 1947.
Box 48
Folder:
1. Enterprise in Oil: A History of Shell in the
United States, by Kendall Beaton. New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, Inc.,
1957.
2. Conoco:
The First One Hundred Years, Building on the Past for the Future.
New York: Special Marketing Division, Dell Publishing Company, 1975.
3. A History of the Petroleum Administration
for War, 1941-1945, by John W. Frey and H. Chandler Ide.
Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1946.
Box 49
Folder:
1. Employees'
Directory, General Offices, Empire Companies, Bartlesville, Oklahoma,
1919.
2. Innovations in Energy, The
Story of Kerr-McGee, by John Samuel Ezell. Norman: University of Oklahoma
Press, 1979.
3. Initiative in Energy, The Story of Dresser Industries, by Darwin Payne. New York: Simon and
Schuster, 1979.
4. Oklahoma's Blending of Many Cultures: The
Official Book for Oklahoma’s Celebration of the American Revolution
Bicentennial: Illustrated in Oklahoma Art, by Lu Celia Wise, 1974.
5. Photocopied
articles about the IBM 7070-1401 computer used at the Bartlesville headquarters
of Cities Service Company, 1962, 1964.
6. Photocopied
articles on miscellaneous Cities Service Company operations. Includes
an organizational chart for the NGL Group Organization for 1970.
7. Research
material on oil and gas operations in the Santa Barbara Channel.
Box 50
Folder:
1. Photocopied
articles on miscellaneous Cities Service Company operations and events.
2. Miscellaneous
research material on various Cities Service Company topics, including the
Tidelands, Continental Shelves, the Arctic, Lewis River Test and Alaska’s North
Slope, Herbert R. Straight, Bartlesville Energy Technology Center, Natural Gas
Liquids Group, and others.
3. Miscellaneous
research material on various Cities Service Company topics, including a speech
by A. P. Frame at the Columbian Division Sales Meeting in 1974.
4. Research
material regarding the move of Cities Service Company headquarters from Bartlesville
to Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1968.
Box 51
Folder:
1. Cities
Service Company’s Employee Thrift Plan financial statements and prospectuses;
stockholders’ annual meeting brochures; and a prospectus exchange offer for
Atlantic Richfield Company stock, 1963-1975.
2. Cities
Service Company’s Employee Thrift Plan financial statements and prospectuses;
stockholders’ annual meeting brochures, 1961-1970.
3. Research
material on Cities Service Company offshore operations in the Gulf Coast area
of Louisiana, and related history of the tidelands.
4. Research
material on the continental shelves.
5. Research
material on Alaska’s Lewis River and North Slope.
6. Newspaper
clippings and news releases regarding the sale of leases on Alaska’s North
Slope, 1969.
Box 52
Folder:
1. Research
material on oil in the Arctic region, particularly Canada and Alaska, 1970s.
2. Miscellaneous
general research material on the history of Cities Service Company. Includes a book of coupons for Cities Service Oil stations in
Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, North and South Dakota, Iowa, 1935, which was
redeemed in 1975.
3. Statistics
on the El Dorado, Kansas, Field, 1956-1962.
4. Research
material on pipelines and pipeline “pigs.”
5. Research
material on alternative energy sources.
6. Research
material on the general history of oil, and a chart of ownership of the Empire
companies in 1925.
7. Research
material on the general history of oil, and the Cities Service Company’s El
Dorado Field in Kansas.
8. Report
titled, “Sketches of the American Middle West,”
regarding the history of energy in the West; a photocopy of “Chronology of Mr.
Doherty’s Work on Oil Conservation,” by James J. Delaney in 1933, and related
material.
9. Report II of the Federal Oil Conservation
Board to the President of the United States, Federal Oil Conservation
Board, USGPO, 1928.
10. Report III of the Federal Oil Conservation
Board to the President of the United States, Federal Oil Conservation
Board, USGPO, 1929.
11. Report IV of the Federal Oil Conservation
Board to the President of the United States, Federal Oil Conservation
Board, USGPO, 1930.
12. Report V of the Federal Oil Conservation
Board to the President of the United States, Federal Oil Conservation
Board, USGPO, 1932.
Box 53
Folder:
1. Correspondence
to Judge H. O. Caster from Cities Service Company employees and others
regarding Henry L. Doherty, 1933.
2. Two
copies of a 1933 list titled, “Associates of Mr. Doherty Outside of
Organization;” a copy of The Doherty Rate,
1923; and Report of the Federal Oil
Conservation Board to the President of the United States, Part I, USGPO,
1926.
3. Photocopy
of Henry L. Doherty’s application for a license to practice professional
engineering and/or land surveying, 1923; a list of patents taken out by Doherty,
1899-1922; a reprint of Doherty’s “The Conservation of Oil,” 1938; and related
materials.
4. Federal
Oil Conservation Board, Public Hearing, May 27, 1926; and “Chronology of Mr.
Doherty’s Work on Oil Conservation,” by James J. Delaney, 1933.
5. Photocopied
research material regarding the reorganization of Richfield Oil Company,
1926-1934.
6. Statement
of W. Alton Jones, Committee on Post-War Disposal of Pipe Lines, Refineries and
Tankers, before the Special Committee Investigating Petroleum Resources, United
States Senate, July 1947.
7. Sixty Wall Tower: The Aristocrat of Office
Buildings.
8. Report
titled, “Prominent Men Not Listed in Who’s Who, Suggested by Property
Managers.”
9. Research
material on oil operations at Prince Edward Island, Canada, 1926-1942.
Box 54
Folder:
1. Federal Oil Conservation Board Public
Hearings. February 10-11, 1926, and May 27, 1926.
2. Reports
II, III, IV and V of the Federal Oil Conservation Board to the President of the
United States, 1928-1932.
3. Summaries
of patents by Henry L. Doherty, and miscellaneous biographical materials on
Doherty.
4. The Empire Companies, 1936.
Building
an Empire, n.d.
Oil and War: Cities Service Dedicates One of the World’s Largest
100-Octane and Butadiene Plants at Lake Charles, Louisiana.
Sixty Wall Tower: The Aristocrat of Office Buildings.
5. “Suggestions
for Conservation of Petroleum by Control of Production,” by Henry L. Doherty,
1925.
“Further Presentation of the Doherty Ideal Distribution System,” by
R. G. Griswold, 1922.
“Facts Concerning the Life of a Pipe,” by R. G. Griswold, 1928.
6. Biographical
material on Henry L. Doherty, including Doherty’s 1932 birthday address; a list
of his contributions to the field; memorials to Doherty; and a 1981 letter from
John Steiger outlining Doherty’s work.
7. Materials
for the Cities Service Company Directors’ Meeting in Lake Charles, Louisiana,
1966.
8. Typescript articles on
oil and gas from the St. Joseph Gazette
and St. Joseph News-Press (Missouri),
1905-1929.
9. A typed list of articles
on sulfur in petroleum and petroleum products, 1928-1930.
Box 55
Folder:
1. Case
No. 345220 in the Circuit Court of Jackson County, Missouri, at Kansas City.
Henry L. Doherty, Plaintiff, vs. the Kansas City Star Company, A Corporation,
George B. Longan, Roy A. Roberts and Fred C. Trigg,
Defendants. Suggestions of Plaintiff in Opposition to
Demurrer to Petition.
2. Typed
abstracts of articles from the Joplin
Globe regarding natural gas, 1903-1913.
3. Typed
list of five hundred prominent Americans classified by state.
4. Typed
excerpts from articles in The Wichita Eagle regarding natural gas,
1902-1910.
5. An
incomplete copy of an employment application form by Henry L. Doherty, n.d.
6. Printed
information on Cities Service World War II projects:
o
When Cities Service Went to War, 1946
o
Fuel for the Fighting Fronts… Via “Big Inch” and “Little Big Inch.”
o
Informational packet for Cities Service Lake Charles, Louisiana,
Operations
o
Statement of W. Alton Jones, Chairman of the Committee on Post-War
Disposal of Pipe Lines, Refineries and Tankers before the Special Committee
Investigating Petroleum Resources, United States Senate, 1945.
o
Reprint from the June 1945 issue of World
Petroleum regarding the Big Inch Pipeline
o
Reprint from the July 8, 1944 Oil
and Gas Journal regarding the War Products Plant in Lake Charles, Louisiana
o
Brochure titled, Oil and War,
regarding the Lake Charles, Louisiana operations
7. Brochures
and reports on Cities Service Company and its subsidiaries.
8. Photocopy
of the Edwin Foster’s oil and gas prospecting lease on the Osage Reservation,
1896; and typescript summary of the Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Company.
9. Research
material on oil history in Oklahoma for 1907: Daily Oklahoman special oil
section dated 1936.
10. Research
material on oil history in Oklahoma for 1931: Governor Murray.
11. Research
material on oil history in Oklahoma for 1934: Miller Brothers 101 Ranch.
12. Research
material on oil history in Oklahoma for 1939: General Oklahoma history.
13. Research
material on oil history in Oklahoma for 1940: Oil industry in Oklahoma.
14. Research
material on oil history in Oklahoma for 1943: Osage County, Oklahoma.
15. Research
material on oil history in Oklahoma for 1945: Guymon, Oklahoma.
16. Research
material on oil history in Oklahoma for 1946: Seminole Field.
Box 56
Folder:
1. Research
material on oil history in Oklahoma for 1947: General history.
2. Research
material on oil history in Oklahoma for 1949: First commercial oil well in
Oklahoma.
3. Research
material on oil history in Kansas for 1958: Augusta and El Dorado fields.
4. Research
material on oil history in Oklahoma for 1960: Waterflooding
in Kansas and Oklahoma.
5. Research
material on oil history in Oklahoma for 1966: Seminole Field.
6. Correspondence,
daily drilling reports, and typescript history of Stapleton #1, Butler (Field)
Co., in El Dorado, Kansas.
7. Historical
material on the El Dorado field in Kansas.
8. Historical
material on the El Dorado field in Kansas, including 25th and 50th
anniversary celebrations.
9. Historical
material on the El Dorado field in Kansas for the 25th anniversary
and Oil Men’s Reunion, 1940.
Box 57
Folder:
1. Research
material on oil history in Oklahoma City. Includes The Oklahoma City Oil Field: In Pictures,
1930; and an 50th anniversary brochure for the Oklahoma City Oil
Field.
2. Research
material on the history of the El Dorado Field in Kansas: 50th
anniversary.
3. Research
material on the history of the El Dorado Field in Kansas: 50th
anniversary.
4. Research
material on the history of the El Dorado Field in Kansas.
5. Research
material on the history of the El Dorado Field in Kansas, 1920.
6. Research
material on the history of the El Dorado Field in Kansas, 1925.
7. Research
material on the history of the El Dorado Field in Kansas, 1935.
8. Research
material on the history of the El Dorado Field in Kansas, 1940.
9. Research
material on the history of the El Dorado Field in Kansas, 1940-1947.
10. Research
material on the history of the El Dorado Field in Kansas, 1950.
11. Research
material on the history of the El Dorado Field in Kansas, 1953.
12. Research
material on the history of the El Dorado Field in Kansas, 1954.
13. Research
material on the history of the El Dorado Field in Kansas, 1955.
14. Research
material on the history of the El Dorado Field in Kansas, 1956.
15. Research
material on the history of the El Dorado Field in Kansas, 1957.
16. Research
material on the history of the El Dorado Field in Kansas, 1958.
17. Research
material on the history of the El Dorado Field in Kansas, 1959.
18. Research
material on the history of the El Dorado Field in Kansas, 1960.
19. Research
material on the history of the El Dorado Field in Kansas, 1961.
20. Research
material on the history of the El Dorado Field in Kansas, 1962.
21. Research
material on the history of the El Dorado Field in Kansas, 1965.
22. Printed
material on the 35th anniversary of the discovery of oil in Gregg
County, Texas, 1966.
23. Research
material on oil history in Texas, including a brochure on Lyne
Taliaferro Barret.
24. Research
material on oil history in Wyoming: A brochure titled Sunshine in the Rockies.
25. Research
material on oil history in Ohio: The January 1962 issue of The Ohio Banker.
Box 58
Folder:
1. Research
material on oil in the Middle East: Standard Oil Company.
2. Research
material on Shell Oil Company.
3. Research
material on early petroleum industry history, with the text of an address by Standard
Oil Company’s chairman, Dr. Robert E. Wilson, titled “Oil Competition in the
Midwest: A Case History.”
4. Research
material on oil history in Kansas.
5. Research
material on the Augusta Field, Varner #1, in Kansas.
6. Research
material on the Augusta Field, Kansas.
7. Research
material on early petroleum industry history in Pennsylvania, and printed
material on the centennial of oil discovery in the United States, 1959.
8. A
key to the filing system of the historical files.
9. Typescript
report, “Highlights in History of the Oklahoma City Field,” by Claude V.
Barrow.
Box 59
Folder:
1. Research
material on the Oklahoma City Field, 1930
2. Research
material on the Oklahoma City Field, 1931
3. Research
material on the Oklahoma City Field, 1936
4. Research
material on the Oklahoma City Field, 1938
5. Research
material on the Oklahoma City Field, 1939
6. Research
material on the Oklahoma City Field, 1947
7. Research
material on the Oklahoma City Field, 1965
8. Research
material on the Oklahoma City Field, 1968, including historical marker
information.
9. Research
material on Oklahoma City Field “wild wells.”
10. Research
material on the Oklahoma City Field and Indian Territory Illuminating Oil
Company.
11. Research
material on Oklahoma’s first commercial oil well.
12. Research
material on Oklahoma City No. 1, Mary Sudik.
13. Research
material on Oklahoma City No. 1, Mary Sudik.
14. Research
material on Bartlesville, Oklahoma, and oil.
15. Research
material on Cities Service Company’s radio broadcast history.
16. Research
material on automobile history and oil.
17. “Summary
of Bartlesville Training School as of January 1, 1939; Classes of 1916 to 1938
Inclusive;” and a brochure of aerial-view illustrations of Cities Service
properties.
18. Research
material on service stations.
19. Research
material on War Emergency Pipelines, Inc., including a souvenir reprint from
the Oil and Gas Journal on “The Big
Inch.”
Box 60
Folder:
1. Correspondence
and a brochure on Victory’s Oil, a
film presented by the Petroleum Industry War Council, 1944.
2. Research
material on the petroleum industry and World War II, including copies of When Cities Service Went to War by
William H. Walsh, 1946.
3. Research
material on the junior engineer training program at Cities Service Company,
including “Summary of Junior Engineer Training School as of August 18, 1953,
Trainees of 1916 through 1953.”
4. Printed
advertising material for Cities Service Company, circa 1940s.
5. Scrapbook
of newspaper clippings on the oil strike of 1952; and miscellaneous issues of The Empire and Dispatcher.
6. Publications
by the Empire Companies and Cities Service Company, including an Empire manual
of operations, 1928; Knowledge of Your
Company Brings Success, 1926; Serving
a Nation, 1923; Building an Empire;
and others.
Box 61
Folder:
1. The ITIO News, various issues 1930-1931.
The
Doherty News, various issues
1917-1921, 1932.
Empire, August 1957.
2. Scrapbook
of clippings about Empire Companies; and publications, including:
Serving a Nation, 1923.
Serving
3000 Communities, circa 1926.
The Builders of
Customer Ownership, circa 1925.
The Empire: Souvenir Edition, 1919.
Doherty Daily News, May 21, 1919.
American Petroleum Institute
Quarterly, 1944-1946.
Systems for Modern Management, February 1952.
3. Miscellaneous
typescript and printed information about Cities Service Company, including a
brochure of five water color paintings of and from Sixty Wall Tower by Norman
Guthrie Rudolph, 1938; statements by W. Alton Jones, and “The Cities Service
Story;” and a brochure about the Cities Service Photo Library.
4. Cities
Service Company annual reports, 1912, 1913, 1927, 1929, 1930.
5. Research
material on the history of natural gas.
Box 62
Folder:
1. The Secret of Selling, circa 1920s.
One of Six, circa 1920s.
Doherty Thrift Book, circa 1920s.
2. Thirty
Pieces of Silver, and How They Might Have Grown, 1924.
3. Personal budget books, 1925-1926.
Cities
Service Company Securities: What My Holdings Represent, 1925.
Motor Record and
Lubrication Guide, 1926.
The Film Story of Cities Service Company,
1926.
Cities Service Company Annual Report to
Stockholders, 1926.
Typescript,
“Living in an Oil Field Camp in Boom Days,” by W. H. Barclay, 1974.
4. Booklet of information for Natural Gas
Division employees, 1927.
300,000
People Own Securities in the $660,000,000 Organization, 1927.
Knowledge of
Your Company Brings Success, 1926-27.
5. Manual of Operations, The Empire Company,
1928.
The Cities Service Personal
Budget Book, 1928.
Miscellaneous photocopied ads and list of
facts for Cities Service Company, 1928.
6. Manual of Statistics, Cities Service Company and
Subsidiaries, 1929.
Empire Gas & Fuel Company,
circa 1929.
7. From Oil
Well to Customer, circa 1930.
Souvenir Edition of The
Empire.
Cities Service Company and Subsidiaries, 1930.
8. Combustion Control, Made Easily Available to
Industry, 1943.
Cities Service Company: Review of Operations,
1936.
9. Typescript and photocopied research
material on Cities Service Oil Company, 1937.
10. Twenty-ninth Annual Report to Stockholders, 1938.
11. Newspaper
clipping on Cities Service’s move to Tulsa, and a typescript history of Cities
Service Company from 1912 to 1940.
12 Farm Book. How to Save Time, Labor and Machinery
– Home Hints – Handy Facts and Figures, Cities Service Oil Company, 1942.
Copy of a chart tracing the ownership of companies within the
Cities Service system, 1942.
13. Photocopied
newspaper articles on Cities Service Company, and a speech given at a company
awards event, 1946.
Box 63
Folder:
1. Petroleum Industry Record, 1918-1948, by the Oil Industry Information Committee.
2. Typescript
histories of Cities Service Oil Company, 1950s.
3. Typescript,
“Company Operations Background,” and corporate structure chart, 1952.
4. Typescript
history of Cities Service Oil Company, 1953.
5. Typescript
history of Cities Service Oil Company and oil in Oklahoma, 1958.
6. Cities
Service Presidential Election Handbook, and a Supervisor’s Newsletter
Supplement regarding the history of Cities Service Oil Company, 1960.
7. Typescript
histories of Cities Service Oil Company, 1962.
8. Typescript history of Cities Service Oil Company, 1963.
9. The Expanding Circle, Jan.-Feb. 1964: “This Is Cities Service Oil
Company.”
10. Typescript history of Cities Service Oil Company, 1965.
11. Typescript material on the history of Cities Service Oil Company, 1968. Includes a history of Cities Service by Harris Bateman, and a
printed brochure for CITGO.
12. Material on Cities Service Oil Company’s pipelines and transportation of oil.
13. Material on Cities Service Oil Company’s field exploration history.
14. Brochure on Cities Service Oil Company’s Chemicals Division; and a typescript history of
salt.
15. Typescript material on oil production and
marketing at Cities Service Oil Company.
16. Production records and typescripts on oil
production at Cities Service Oil Company.
17. Lists of oil fields discovered by Cities
Service, and related material.
18. Material on Cities Service Oil Company’s marketing investments. Includes brochures:
o
The Truth About Fuel Oils for House
Heating
o
Manual for Service Station Salesmen
o
Where Cities Service Oils Stand
19. Typescript notes regarding the history of
petroleum engineering.
Box 64
Folder:
1. Research Goes to War, by the Research Division of Cities Service Oil
Company; and miscellaneous Research Division correspondence, 1938-1941.
2. Material
on Cities Service Oil Company’s Refining Division including a history of the
Ponca City Refinery.
3. Materials from the Cities Service Oil
Company Lubrication Division.
4. Typescript
material on the history of Cities Service Pipeline Company.
5. General information on the history of petroleum
engineering, 1961.
6. Newspaper
articles on the Federal Power Commission and Cities Service Gas Company rate
case, 1939-1943.
7. Typescript
history of Cities Service Oil Company, Ltd.
8. Four Decades of Natural Gas Service, by Cities Service Gas Company.
9. History of the Litigation of the Kansas Natural
Gas Company; and a typescript,
“Cities Service Enters Business of Producing and Marketing Oil and Natural
Gas.”
10. “Comparative
Summary of Gas and Oil Operations for Years 1910-1915 of Companies Taken into
Empire Group after Inter-Company Eliminations.”
11. Historical
data on dissolved companies of Cities Service.
12. Maps:
o
Kansas, the Sunflower
State
o
Natural Gas Pipeline
System, Bartlesville, Oklahoma, Empire Companies, 1927
o
Colorado Interstate
Gas Co. and Canadian River Gas Co. pipeline
13. General
correspondence and information on Cities Service Company for 1929.
14. Typescripts
on Cities Service Gas Company, 1930; and Building
an Empire, by Cities Service Gas Company.
15. History and data on Cities Service Gas Company, 1931.
16. “Cities
Service Gas Company: Its Gas Supplies Through Production, Gas Purchase
Contracts and Underground Storage,” 1937.
17. Typescript history of Cities Service Gas Company, 1938.
18. Materials on the history of Cities Service Gas Company, including “The
Development of a Natural Industry,” by H. R. Straight, 1941.
19. Correspondence
and typescripts regarding the Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Company
employees strike, 1941.
20. Material
on the Doherty Research Company, and petroleum conservation/unitization.
Box 65
Folder:
1. Doherty
Men’s Fraternity history, by-laws and constitution, calendar, and a printed
scrapbook for Doherty’s birthday in 1920.
2. Research
material on the Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Company and its takeover by
Cities Service Company. Includes copies of The Story of Indian Territory Illuminating
Oil Company, 1930.
3. Miscellaneous
biographical material on Cities Service managers.
4. Research
material on the Arkansas Fuel Oil Corporation and related printed items.
5. Research
material on the Lake Charles Refinery.
6. “As the Smokestacks Move South,” by
Merle Thorpe. An address before the annual meeting of the
Lake Charles Association of Commerce, 1945.
Box 66
Folder:
1. Lake
Charles plant dedication speeches, 1944.
2. Statement
by Ralph K. Davies, Deputy Petroleum Administrator for War, before the Oil
Subcommittee of the House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 1944.
3. Newspaper
articles, printed information, and related correspondence on the opening of the
Lake Charles Refinery, 1944.
4. General
research material on the history of Cities Service Company, including:
o
“Organization and
Activities of the Empire Group of the Cities Service Company, 1939
o
An Industrial Empire: The Empire Gas and
Fuel Company and Subsidiaries, 1925
o
Empire Gas and Fuel Company, 1929
o
The Empire Companies, 1935
5. Dedication
of a historical marker for the first natural gas processing industry west of
the Mississippi River, 1972; and general information on the natural gas
industry and Empire Gas and Fuel Company.
6. List
of “Historical Pictures.”
7. Miscellaneous
photocopied Cities Service Company articles and maps.
8. Miscellaneous
photocopied Cities Service Company articles; plus two 1980 speeches by John Steiger.
Box 67
Folder:
1. Research
material on the liquefied petroleum gas industry.
2. Correspondence
regarding the butane sales program, 1940.
3. Material
on the opening of the Cicero Compounding and Blending Plant in Chicago, 1957;
and a copy of East Chicago, Indiana
(June 1929) with an article on Empire Refining Company’s activities there.
4. Material
on the East Chicago, Indiana, refinery.
5. Research
material on Henry L. Doherty and unitization and conservation.
6. Miscellaneous
brochures and pamphlets regarding Cities Service Company operations and
products, including the Tractor
Lubrication Handbook.
7. Multiple
copies of “The Cities Service Story. Cities Service Company: A Case History of
American Enterprise.” By W. Alton Jones. The Newcomen Society, 1955.
8. Graphic
booklet titled, The Story of Ambitious
Men Who Made Jobs for Thousands Through Free
Enterprise. Detroit: E. & I. Geller, 1952. Henry L. Doherty is
featured.
9. Cities
Service Company rights:
o
Brief. In the Supreme
Court of the State of Kansas, No. 30444, Cities Service Company, Appellee, vs. H. W. Koeneke… and
Carl Newcomer.
o
Toledo, Ohio,
Ordinance No. 1927, Granting Franchise to the Community Traction Company, 1920.
o Re Cities Service Gas Company. Missouri
Public Service Commission, Case No. 7523, 1931.
Box 68
Folder:
1. Information
packet titled, “Telling the Centennial Story: 1859-1959. Oil’s First Century. Born in Freedom, Working for Progress.” Also includes
brochures:
o
In Step with Progress for Twenty Years
o
Cities Service Highlights, circa 1930s
o
Arkansas Natural Gas Corporation and the
Prosperous Mid-South, 1929
2. Printed
materials:
Cushing Oil Field: Historic Preservation
Survey, by George O. Carney, 1981.
ABC’s of Oil, by Jerry Robertson, 1953.
Nido Oil Field, First in the
Philippines.
3. Cities
Service Company and American Petroleum Institute publications about fuels and
alternate energy sources, 1980s. Also includes:
o
From Salt Kettles to Nuclear Fuels:
Chemistry in Oklahoma, by Wayne E. White,
1976.
o
Cities Service: A
Condensed Presentation, circa 1950-1951.
4. Report:
“The Industrial Professional Development of Engineers,” by Cities Service Oil
Company. Submitted to the Industrial Award Committee of the National
Society of Professional Engineers, 1965.
5. Miscellaneous
printed and photocopied material on Cities Service history, including:
o
Booklet on the
launching of the supertanker SSW Alton
Jones in 1954
o
Printed luncheon menu
for Henry L. Doherty’s 62nd birthday, 1932
o
Photocopied
information handbook for a bankers’/brokers’ inspection tour of Empire
Companies properties, 1919
o
Photocopied chart
that traces ownership of companies in the Cities Service system, 1942
Box 69
Folder:
1. Typescript
notes (1959) by Bill Fisher regarding Cities Service pipeline history and
refining centers; a chronological report on the development of Lake Charles
(Gulf Coast) region; and a typescript history of the Kansas Natural Gas
Company, 1972.
2. Tennessee
Corporation, Industrial Chemicals & Marketing Division, sales meeting materials,
1966-1967.
3. Publicity
materials, newspaper clippings, and a letter regarding singer Jessica Dragonette.
4. Typescript
and printed materials on the history of Stapleton #1 in El Dorado, Kansas.
5. Maps,
diagrams, and reports regarding Mississippi and Florida drilling operations.
6. Who's Who in the Cities Service Organization,
1947.
7. Miscellaneous
research material on Cities Service, including:
o
Depreciation Study: Chesebrough Building
Company, 1899-1935.
o Depreciation
Study: Sixty Wall Tower, Inc., 1932-1935.
o
Statistics on Sixty Wall Tower
o
Information on the heraldry of the Cities
Service emblem
o Histories of the Augusta Field and El Dorado Field in Kansas
Box 70
Folder:
1. A
list of Cities Service mentions in a commemorative issue of the Oil and Gas
Journal; and newspaper clippings about operations in the Louisiana area circa
1929.
2. On the Oil Lands with Cities Service by
William Donohue Ellis. Cities Service Oil and Gas Corporation,
1983.
3. Miscellaneous
research material on the history of Cities Service Company and subsidiaries,
including:
o
Report, “A History of
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corporation,” January 1, 1961.
o
Brochure, “The Story
of Cities Service Gas Company,” circa mid-1960s.
o
Historical summaries
and lists of data on various Cities Service operations
4. Oil Prices and Competition, by Harold
Fleming. American Petroleum Institute, 1953.
5. Structural Drafting and the Design of
Details, by Carlton Thomas Bishop. New York: John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1920.
Box 71
Folder:
1. Oil
in Oklahoma by Robert Gregory. Leake Industries, 1976.
2. Cities
Service Company recruitment packet, circa 1974.
3. Bound
issues of Service, 1945-1946.
4. Bound
issues of Service, 1947-1948.
5. Bound
issues of Service, 1949-1950.
6. Bound
issues of Service, 1971.
Box 72
Folder:
1. Various
unbound issues of Service, 1971-1972.
2. Printed
Cities Service Company annual reports, 1948-1956.
3. Oil and Gas Journal: "Petroleum Panorama, 1859-1959."
4. Doherty
Research Company list of oil and gas industry problems and research.
5. Salary Administration in Henry L. Doherty
and Company, American Management Association, Office Executives’ Series No.
34, 1928.
6. El
Dorado, Kansas, Oil Field original contour map and related materials, 1916.
7. Various
issues of Dispatcher which focus on
the history of Cities Service Company, 1965-1966.
Box 73
Folder:
1. On the Oil Lands with Cities Service by
William Donohue Ellis. Cities Service Oil and Gas
Corporation, 1983.
2. The Greatest Gamblers: The Epic of American
Oil Exploration by Ruth Sheldon Knowles. Norman: University of Oklahoma
Press, 1978.
3. Showmanship in Public Speaking, by Edward
J. Hegarty. McGraw-Hill, 1952.
4. No Sale, No Job: The Economics of American
Prosperity, by Alexander R. Heron. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1954.
5. Effective Public Relations: Pathways to
Public Favor, by Scott M. Cutlip and Allen H.
Center. Prentice-Hall, 1952.
Box 74
Folder:
1. Midian, Kansas:
The History of an Oil Boomtown with
an Overall History of the El Dorado Oil Field and the Petroleum Industry as it
relates to Midian, by William Allen Green.
Wichita, KS: Copycat Service Company, 1964. Signed by the
author.
2. Effective Presentations: How to Present
Facts, Figures and Ideas Successfully, by Edward Hodnett.
West Nyack, NY: Parker Publishing Company, Inc., 1967.
3. Bound
issues of Trimark,
1965-1967.
4. Bound
issues of Trimark,
1967-1969.
5. Bound
issues of Trimark,
1969-1970.
Box 75
Folder:
1. Correspondence
by William Donohue Ellis and research notes for his book, On the Oil Lands with Cities Service.
2. Manuscript
of On the Oil Lands with Cities Service,
“Book 1.”
3. Manuscript
of On the Oil Lands with Cities Service,
“Book 1.”
4. Manuscript
of On the Oil Lands with Cities Service,
“Book 2.”
Box 76
Folder:
1. Manuscript
of On the Oil Lands with Cities Service,
“Book 2.”
2. Manuscript
of On the Oil Lands with Cities Service,
“Book 3.”
3. Manuscript
of On the Oil Lands with Cities Service,
“Book 3.”
4. Miscellaneous parts of the manuscript of On
the Oil Lands with Cities Service, with editing notes.
Box 77
Folder:
1. “Cities
Service Company: Comments for Analysts. Refining, Marketing
and Transportation - 1980.”
2. Cities Service Today: Jan. 1979, June 1980, Jan. 1981.
3. “A
Report on Syncrude Operations: Alternate Fuels - 1980.”
A Presentation by Cities Service Company to Security
Analysts.
4. Printed
Cities Service Company annual reports, 1973-1979.
5. Printed
Cities Service Company annual reports, 1980-1983.
6. “Hackberry
LPG Import Facilities,” 1980.
7. “The
Many Dimensions of Cities Service Company,” 1979.
8. Moving Forward: Cities Service Company and
Subsidiaries, 1934.
9. Cities
Service Company Financial and Operation Review, First Quarter, 1981.
10. CITGO
brochure.
11. Drilling
Operations in U.S. Offshore Waters. A Presentation to the
Outer Continental Shelf Advisory Board. By James G.
Goners, Cities Service Company, 1979.
12. Special
Report to Security Holders in the Netherlands. Review of Operations 1940-1944
and Financial Statements as at December 31, 1944.
13. Brochure
for Cities Service Company Energy Resources Group, 1980.
14. Brochures
for Cities Service Company Energy Resources Group, titled, “Exploration
Production Activities,” 1980, 1981.
15. Information
packet for Cities Service Company Petroleum Products Group.
16. Serving a Nation. Cities Service Company,
1923.
17. Cities Service Company: Its Properties and
the Cities They Serve, by William Wirt Mills. New York: Moses King, n.d.
Box 78
Book:
1. Bound
volume of Cities Service Company annual reports, 1912-1935.
2. Bound
volume of Cities Service Company annual reports, 1936-1957.
Box 79
1. Bound
volume of Cities Service Company annual reports, 1958-1972.
2. Unbound
Cities Service Company annual reports, 1939-1956, 1976-1981.
Box 80
Unbound Cities Service Company annual reports,
1918-1938.
Folder:
1. Bound
issues of Service, 1945-1946.
2. Bound
issues of Service, 1947-1948.
3. Bound
issues of Service, 1949-1950.
Box 81
Folder:
1. Bound
issues of Service, 1951-1952.
2. Bound
issues of Service, 1953-1954.
3. Bound
issues of Service, 1955-1956.
4. Bound
issues of Service, 1957-1958.
5. Bound
issues of Service, 1959-1961.
Box 82
Folder:
1. Bound
issues of Service, 1962-1963.
2. Bound
issues of Service, 1971.
3. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1950.
4. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1953.
5. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1956.
6. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1960.
7. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1965.
8. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1968.
9. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1971.
10. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1975.
Box 83
Folder:
1. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1977.
2. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1977.
3. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1980.
4. Material
on the Osage Nation:
o
1907-1957: Osage Indians Semi-Centennial Celebration. Commemorating the
Closing of the Osage Indian Roll – the Allotment of the Lands of the Osage
Reservation in Severalty and the Dedication of the Osage Tribal Chamber. June 15, 1957.
o
1872-1972: Osage Indian Tribe Centennial Celebration. Commemorating the
Hundredth Anniversary of the Tribes Removal from Kansas to the Osage
Reservation, Indian Territory. September 30, 1972.
o
Newspaper articles regarding the Osage Nation.
Box 84
Folder:
1. Appendix
material for the manuscript of On the Oil
Lands with Cities Service.
2. Manuscript
of On the Oil Lands with Cities Service,
Chapter 35; followed by Book I: Chapter 1 through Chapter 4.
3. Manuscript
of On the Oil Lands with Cities Service,
Chapter 5 through Chapter 12.
4. Manuscript
of On the Oil Lands with Cities Service,
Book II: Chapter 13 through Chapter 17.
5. Manuscript
of On the Oil Lands with Cities Service,
Chapter 18 through Chapter 25.
6. Manuscript
of On the Oil Lands with Cities Service,
Chapter 26 through Chapter 32.
Box 85
Folder:
1. Manuscript of On the Oil Lands with Cities Service, Chapter 33 through Chapter 40.
2. Miscellaneous
material on the history of Cities Service Company:
o
Reprint of "The Cities
Service Story" by W. Alton Jones, 1955
o
Editorial by W. Alton
Jones, "Out of War's Crucible", 1945
o
Photocopied booklet
on the Crew Levick Company, n.d.
o
Brochure, "The
Story of Cities Service Gas Company", n.d.
o
Distillation Chart, “Gasolines Used by I.T.I.O. Co.,” 1929
o
Correspondence
regarding change of corporation name, 1973-1974
o
Report on the
information program for employees of Cities Service Company.
o
Correspondence and
related material on changing the Cities Service Oil Company marketing name to CITGO,
1965-1972.
3. Press
kits for the Cities Service Oil Company marketing name change to CITGO, 1965;
and a press kit announcing sports car driver Denise McCluggage as the CITGO
Driving Adviser.
4. Correspondence,
news releases, and background material on the name change from Cities Service
Oil Company to CITGO, 1965.
5. Correspondence
and printed material regarding the new marketing plan and name change from
Cities Service Oil Company to CITGO, 1965.
Box 86
Folder:
1. Correspondence
and printed material regarding the new marketing plan and name change from
Cities Service Oil Company to CITGO, 1965.
2. Data
for court hearing, Glenwood Springs, 1969.
o
Qualifications of C.E.
Beecher
o
“Production
Techniques & Control for History of Petroleum Engineering,” by C.E.
Beecher, 1955
o
“Effect of Dissolved
Gas Upon the Viscosity and Surface Tension of Crude Oil” by C.E. Beecher and
I.P. Parkhurst, 1926
o
“Comments on Oil
Shale Reserves Owned by Cities Service Oil Company” C.E. Beecher, 1958
o
Speech by C. E.
Beecher to the Washington County Historical Society, “Early Research by Cities
Service in Bartlesville and Early History of Conservation and Unit Operation of
Oil Fields,” 1975
o
“The Development of Our
Concepts Regarding the Occurrence of Oil and Gas,” by E. Degolyer
o
"Impact Upon
Society" by D.V. Carter, 1960
o
"The Development
of Some of Our Concepts of Fundamentals Governing Petroleum Production
Practice" by E. Degolyer, 1940
o
Newspaper clipping of
C. E. Beecher at the Smithsonian, 1967.
3. Miscellaneous:
o
The Empire, 1935-1936
o
Gas Service, 1948, 1951-1952
o
C.E. Beecher's
notebook, 1924-1925
o
Signatures of H.R.
Straight & Henry L. Doherty, n.d.
o
“Production Techniques
and Control” by C.E. Beecher and H.C. Fowler, in History of Petroleum Engineering, 1959
o
“History of Petroleum-Production
Research in the United States” L.E. Elkins
o
“The Development of Our
Concepts Regarding the Occurrence of Oil and Gas" E. Degolyer
o
“West Virginia's
Burning Springs,” by Douglas Reeves
o
“Introduction” to History of Petroleum Engineering, by
James A. Clark
o
“Henry L. Doherty and
Unitization” Leonard M. Fanning
o
“Unit Operation &
Conservation,” notes by C.E.B.
o
Miscellaneous research
notes
4. Illustration
paste-ups.
5. Who's
Who in the Doherty Organization,
1920.
6. Who's
Who in the Doherty Organization,
1930.
7. Who's
Who in the Doherty Organization,
1947.
Box 87
Folder:
1. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1947.
2. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1950.
3. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1950.
4. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1953.
5. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1956.
6. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1956.
7. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1960.
8. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1965.
9. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1968.
10. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1971.
11. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1971.
12. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1971.
13. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1971.
Box 88
Folder:
1. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1971.
2. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1975.
3. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1975.
4. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1977.
5. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1977.
6. Who's
Who in the Cities Service Organization, 1980.
7. Petroleum
Development and Technology in 1926.
8. Petroleum
Development and Technology in 1931.
9. Petroleum
Conservation, 1951.
Box 89
Folder:
1. Function
of Natural Gas in the Production of Oil, by H. C. Miller, 1929.
2. Bound
issues of The Expanding Circle,
1934-1936.
3. Bound
issues of The Expanding Circle,
1937.
4. Bound
issues of The Expanding Circle,
1938.
5. Bound
issues of The Expanding Circle,
1939.
Box 90
Folder:
1. Bound
issues of The Expanding Circle,
1940.
2. Bound issues of The
Expanding Circle, 1941.
3. Bound
issues of The Expanding Circle,
1942.
4. Bound
issues of The Expanding Circle,
1943.
5. Bound
issues of The Expanding Circle,
1944.
6. Bound
issues of The Expanding Circle,
1945.
Box 91
Folder:
1. Bound
issues of The Lorco Diamond, 1926.
2. Bound issues of The Lorco
Diamond, 1927.
3. Bound
issues of The Lorco Diamond, 1929.
4. Bound
issues of The Lorco Diamond, 1930.
5. The Empire, 1963.
6. The Empire, 1962.
Box 92
Folder:
1. The Empire, 1961.
2. The Empire, 1960.
3. The Empire, 1959.
4. The Empire, 1958.
5. The Empire, 1957.
6. The Empire, 1956.
2
7. Miscellaneous
photocopied research material and notes on Cities Service history.
Box 93
Folder:
1. The Empire, 1955.
2. The Empire, 1954.
3. The Empire, 1951.
4. News
clippings on Henry L. Doherty real estate holdings.
5. Box of
index cards labeled, “Key to the Cities Service History Text File.”
Box 94
Item:
1. Newspaper clippings about the oil and gas industry, the
production of carbon, and the Columbian Carbon Company, 1939-1941.
2. Two maps of the United States pertaining to oil and gas.
Box 95
1. Newspaper
clippings about the oil and gas industry, the production of carbon black, and
operations in the Louisiana-Texas area, 1929-1939.
2. A Giant in an
Essential Industry, Empire Gas and Fuel Company, 1922.
3. Certificate of appreciation for Alfred I. Diescher, from the Empire Companies, 1919.
4. Multiple copies of The Doherty Special: Some Pictures of People and Properties taken
during a journey of Bankers and Investment Dealers, Guests of Henry L. Doherty and Company, to the Empire of Cities Service Company, May 1919.