Pioneer in Oil Development Dies at 79 in Syracuse
Syracuse New York December report notes William H. Hoffman 79 died after long illness. Early oil man who sank first well in 1861 at Oil City Pennsylvania held major oil interests in Tulsa Oklahoma. Formerly supervisor and sheriff of Butler County also connected with local Globe want ads.
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William H. Hoffman
Mr. Hoffman
Oil City
Tulsa
Okla
Butler County
Parmer County School Praised by Professor
Special to The … Canyon Texas reports Frank R. Philips a Canyon college professor praised Parmer county high schools after visiting Bovina and Okla Union school near Farwell. Bovina added Farm Shop vocational work, built a shop with forges and drill presses, and plans to double equipment value by Christmas. Superintendent L L Rose cites engagement of older boys and cross connection to math and other subjects as key benefits with low cost.
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Frank R. Phillips
Parmer County
Bovina
Oklahoma Union School
Farwell
Falmer County
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L. L. Rose
Ceiling collapse damages Judge Reeder’s office
A ceiling in a room used by Judge C. B. Reeder at the National Bank of Commerce building fell Saturday evening. No one was harmed, but the incident gave everyone a thrill as plaster damaged office furniture. Mrs. C. P. Harris returned home to Spur after visiting son and daughter in law at 1403 Johnson Street.
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C. B. Reeder
National Bank of Commerce
C. P. Harris
J. A. Harris
Johnson Street
Spur
Indians Grow Richer Health Improves on Reservations
Washington reports a rise in the Indian population and better health with 65,484 students enrolled nationwide and teachers rising to 325 in summer schools. Oil and gas leasing, especially Osage earnings of about 24.7 million, plus a 5.5 million dam project for Pima near San Carlos, boost revenues and employment.
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Burke
Oklahoma
Osages
Arizona
Gila River
San Carlos
Sage Tea Darkens Hair to Any Shade
An old remedy using Sage and Sulphur compounds restores faded gray hair to a natural darker color. Modern practice uses Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound obtainable at drug stores, applied daily with a brush to strands for a darker glossy result.
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