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English:
A Sohio Boron branded gasoline station in 1972. The Standard Oil Company (Ohio) was only legally allowed to use the Sohio and Standard Oil brand names within the state of Ohio and marketed gasoline under various brand names outside its home state.
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| Source | "Sohioan" (1972) |
| Author | The Standard Oil Company |
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