The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 3, 1927, Page 8

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The drivers of the Com- pany’s vehicles are a part of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) and they realize that it is up to them to keep that word. ‘ The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) does what it says it will do. The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) says it will stop at railroad crossings. In 1926 it stopped 49,120,000 times. The result, however spectacular, was to be expected—not a single fatality. This achievement illustrates one of the fun- damental principles which has governed the growth of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) and has given it an unique place in the life of the people of the Middle West. 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