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Lewistown's big refinery where Arro gas is made 12-L7-L922 newspaper Remarkable progress recorded in a single year only serves to emphasize the unlimited possibilities the future holds out for the refining industry in Montana. Under the title of Arrolene motor oils the company is compounding specifications that are especially adapted to these northern climates and high altitudes. These physical specifications are the result of experience from the beginning of the manufacturing of motor oils, and embrace grades for every type of motor. Usingthe highest quality of filtered stocks obtainable, these oils are offered in competition with any oils imported into this territory, and have received a very marked demand from all points ln Montana and eastern. Washington. Tractor Fuel. At the beginning of the farming season this company put on the market for use in the farm tractor a new fuel oil called Arro Tractor fuel, at a saving in cost to the farming interests that run into thousands of dollars, and at the same time gave to the user a better feel than he had ever before and before the opening of another season the company plans the installation of equipment to provide for the marketing of this product in a much wirier range of territory. Fuel Oil. The company has been making investigation of fuel oil burning appliances and it is their intention to buy this equipment in quantities to secure the lowest possible price, and these benefits are to be passed on to the consumer. They are to be sold and installed on terms to justify any householder in converting his heating problems from coal to oil, according to statements made by officers of the company, and to promote this feature of their business the price of oil will be regulated accordingly. The burning of fuel oil in other producing and manufacturing fields is extended to cover a wide range of territory. The company will be able to give competent advice to the buyer of equipment and also provide competent and reliable installation. Arro Anti-Freeze. ln the past the motorist has been offered compositions for the protection of his radiator in very, cold weather. Many of these products have merits others have proved injurious to the radiator and motor. An agitator is a large tank with a cone-shaped bottom into which strong air pressure is introduced and the product is thoroughly cleaned and washed. Thence it passes to rundown or settling tanks. From there it goes to steam stills, and again it is heated to a temperature of 320 degrees making the second distillation passing through condenser boxes behind these stills to other settling tanks. ln this process every vestige of kerosene, heavy ends, and other foreign substance, such as asphalt and tar, is taken out. This is due to the fact that the heat attained is no greater than steam heat with no direct fire to drive these foreign substances over in this
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Title | Lewistown's big refinery where Arro gas is made. |
Description | A description of the various oils produced by the Arro Oil Company, Lewistown, Montana. |
Creator | Fergus County Argus newspaper. |
Genre | documents |
Type | Text |
Language | eng |
Date Original | 1922-12-17 |
Subject (keyword) | Arrolene Motor Oil; Fuel Oil; Tractor fuel; Arro Anti-Freeze; Arro Kerosene; |
Subject (AAT) | Oil; |
Rights Management | https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/ |
Contributing Institution | Lewistown Public Library, Lewistown, Montana |
Publisher (Original) | Lewistown Public Library, Lewistown, MT |
Geographic Coverage | Lewistown, Montana. |
Coverage-date | 1922 |
Digital collection | Central Montana Historical Documents |
Digital Format | application/pdf |
Physical format | |
Digitization Specifications | Canon MX310 300dpi |
Local Identifier | SC 8.7 |
Description
Title | Lewistown's Big Refinery 1 |
Type | Text |
Contributing Institution | Lewistown Public Library, Lewistown, Montana |
Digital Format | application/pdf |
Digitization Specifications | Canon MX310 300dpi |
Full text of this item | Lewistown's big refinery where Arro gas is made 12-L7-L922 newspaper Remarkable progress recorded in a single year only serves to emphasize the unlimited possibilities the future holds out for the refining industry in Montana. Under the title of Arrolene motor oils the company is compounding specifications that are especially adapted to these northern climates and high altitudes. These physical specifications are the result of experience from the beginning of the manufacturing of motor oils, and embrace grades for every type of motor. Usingthe highest quality of filtered stocks obtainable, these oils are offered in competition with any oils imported into this territory, and have received a very marked demand from all points ln Montana and eastern. Washington. Tractor Fuel. At the beginning of the farming season this company put on the market for use in the farm tractor a new fuel oil called Arro Tractor fuel, at a saving in cost to the farming interests that run into thousands of dollars, and at the same time gave to the user a better feel than he had ever before and before the opening of another season the company plans the installation of equipment to provide for the marketing of this product in a much wirier range of territory. Fuel Oil. The company has been making investigation of fuel oil burning appliances and it is their intention to buy this equipment in quantities to secure the lowest possible price, and these benefits are to be passed on to the consumer. They are to be sold and installed on terms to justify any householder in converting his heating problems from coal to oil, according to statements made by officers of the company, and to promote this feature of their business the price of oil will be regulated accordingly. The burning of fuel oil in other producing and manufacturing fields is extended to cover a wide range of territory. The company will be able to give competent advice to the buyer of equipment and also provide competent and reliable installation. Arro Anti-Freeze. ln the past the motorist has been offered compositions for the protection of his radiator in very, cold weather. Many of these products have merits others have proved injurious to the radiator and motor. An agitator is a large tank with a cone-shaped bottom into which strong air pressure is introduced and the product is thoroughly cleaned and washed. Thence it passes to rundown or settling tanks. From there it goes to steam stills, and again it is heated to a temperature of 320 degrees making the second distillation passing through condenser boxes behind these stills to other settling tanks. ln this process every vestige of kerosene, heavy ends, and other foreign substance, such as asphalt and tar, is taken out. This is due to the fact that the heat attained is no greater than steam heat with no direct fire to drive these foreign substances over in this |
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