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From the outset Marland realized that to sustain long-range corporate growth he must form an integrated company encompassing drilling and production, storage and transportation, and refining, and retailing, similar to the very successful model used by the Standard Oil Company. The first step in this process was to dissolve the 101 Ranch Oil Company and replace it with the Marland Refining Company. Over the next several years Marland expanded his empire to include production in neighboring states, and by 1919 he had even started large-scale drilling operations in Mexico.
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- Earnings Conferences at Phillips 66
- Environmental Issues at Phillips 66
- Investor Conferences at Phillips 66
- Phillips 66: Ponca City Refinery
- Phillips 66 News and Views - August, 2012
- Phillips 66 Refinery Status
- Ponca City and the "Merger of Equals" with Phillips 66 in 2001
- Safety at Phillips 66
- Stockholder's Meetings at Phillips 66
- The Marland Oil Refinery in Ponca City, Oklahoma
- Who Was EW Marland?
