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tank wagon

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noun

  1. a form of railway wagon carrying a tank for the transport of liquids

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While the good things were cooking the Rambler dropped down to a wharf where a tank wagon of gasoline awaited them, and there, also, loads of provisions of all kinds were put on board.

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When he quit to go into business himself in 1910, he was rich enough to buy a one-horse tank wagon, and sell gasoline from the rear end while his son Jacob drove.

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His tank wagon business grew into American Oil Co.

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Old among oil companies is Pierce Petroleum Corp. whose predecessor companies have been in the business since the first well was drilled in Pennsylvania, which claims to have been the first to use a tank wagon in delivering oil to retailers.

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The Standard Oil companies were forced to meet the cuts by lowering their own tank wagon prices.

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