you had mentioned 3 companies that drilled for oil, when was that third company formed?
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what is 'texas oil boom' all about? It was a period of dramatic change and economic growth in the U.S. state of Texas during the early 20th century that began with the discovery of a large petroleum reserve near Beaumont, Texas. name a few companies that drilled for oil in that region. Texaco, Gulf Oil Corporation and the Magnolia Petroleum Company. what other economic developments took place in that state due to this boom? Industrialization - Chemical plants, steel factories, cement plants, automobile manufacturing, and many other types of heavy industry that could benefit from a ready supply of cheap fuel rapidly developed in the area. you had mentioned 3 companies that drilled for oil in that area, when was that first company formed? 1901. who are its founders? Jim Hogg, Joseph S. Cullinan, John Warne Gates, and Arnold Schlaet. where is it headquartered in? Westchester County, New York. is this company responsible for environmental negligence? Yes, It has been accused of extensive environmental damage from these operations, and faces legal claims from both private plaintiffs and the government of Ecuador. does this company have gasoline stations? No, but it does provide gasoline at stations. do they have their establishments abroad? Yes, the Gulf Coast.
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Texaco [SEP] 1964–98: Various ventures
In 1964, Texaco introduced the "Matawan" service station design at a station in Matawan, New Jersey. Two years later, Texaco replaced the long-running banjo sign with a new hexagon logo that had previously been test-marketed with the "Matawan" station design introduced two years earlier. The new logo featured a red outline with TEXACO in black bold lettering and a small banjo logo with a red star and green T at bottom. The following year, the Regent name was replaced by Texaco at British petrol stations. In 1970, in response to increasingly stringent federal emission standards that would ultimately lead to the mandating of unleaded gasoline in 1975, and later-model cars and trucks, Texaco introduced lead-free Texaco as the first regular-octane lead-free gasoline at stations in the Los Angeles area and throughout Southern California.