1901 One Cent Post Card. Info On Postmarks?

Hello. Any info on these postmarks?

I like the message sent to International Oil Company in 1901! I darkened up the image to make it more legible! The dials on the back are called receiving marks. I can't make out the dial on the front though?

Thanks for editing that pic! I had a hard time making it out. Interesting message about the oil, huh? So I'm assuming this individual had a lot of money?

Possibly, but not always. There were often those who invested the last dollar they had in get-rich-quick schemes and the early 1900s were ripe with promoters seeking investors promising potential fortunes in the West, especially in the mining and oil drilling industries.

This is probably the writer of the postal card, given the signature and the handwriting on the back reading Owenton, Kentucky--I can't read the postmark on the front of the postal card either:




As for the addressee, it is Intermountain Oil Company, Kemmerer, Wyoming, c/o P.J. Quealey. (I found refernces to Mr. Patrick J. Quealey as one of the initial investors in Intermountain Oil:

Very interesting! Makes you wonder if he ever invested?

Looks like the writer gives his address in Kentucky.