Osage Nation Maintains Giant Pony Gift Tradition
Osage Nation near Hominy Oklahoma continues its annual pony smoke despite oil income drop from 13500 to about 4000 a year. Indians from other tribes visit, receive riding horses, and Osages still give away hundreds of ponies each season. Despite reduced revenue, headrights remain valuable and the oil wealth history is noted with figures on dividends and government credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hominy
Okla
Burbank
United States
Court House Records and Local Property Transfers
Court house records list transfers including F. E. Williams to C. A. Ricord and Laura G. Pace to Zenus W. Smith with prices around $800 to $4,250. Several property parcels in SJHts and Miller Heights additions change hands with sums noted. The Navajo Refining Company of San Antonio opens a local branch at 631 Amarillo Building with Amarillo men Wrather Jackson and George Quillian taking charge. Kingsmill refinery project also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Williams
C. A. Ricord
San Jacinto Heights
Midwest Mtg. Corporation
Thos. O. Johnson
Denver
Laura G. Pace
Zenus
Navajo Refining Company of
San Antonio
Amarillo
J. D. Wrather
Frank P. Jackson
George Quillian
Kingsmill
Amphibian Falls Into River Pair Rescued
A plane crashed into the Ohio River below the Point bridge at Pittsburgh as it nosedived into the water. Pilot Captain William Sellers and passenger Cecil P. Northrop were rescued by a speedboat crew and taken to a hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prose
Pittsburgh
Phibeian
Ohio River
Point Bridge
Pas
William Sellers
Pil
Cecil P. Northrop
Washington
Sellers
Northrop
Verplank Returns to Amarillo After Oklahoma University
J. R. Verplank, former Sandie and Amarillo High School graduate, came back to Amarillo last week from Oklahoma University where he is enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Verplank
Sandie
Amarillo High School
Oklahoma University
Local notes and arrivals from Amarillo area society
Senior college student and Alpha Tau Omega member joins families traveling and business moves in Amarillo. George Westbrook enlarges Texas Employers Casualty Co. quarters. C F E Cato of Beaumont becomes adjuster. Raffkinds plan fast trip for store purchases. realtor J R Gant reports sale of Henry Kidd property to J W Stewart. N N Miller to operate large wheat tracts near Amarillo. Bill Flenniken visiting from New York. Clyde Baker and A F Blue touring Old Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Westbrook
Texas Employers Casualty Company
C. FE. Cato
Beaumont
Adjuster
N. N. Miller
Hattiesburg
Mississippi
Texas
Amarillo
Mr. Miller
Travel plans and fishing roam across the nation
The text notes a long period of travel through the country with fishing activity and extensive inland journeys, indicating a broad itinerary and commitment to exploration.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Osages
Americas
Prese
Phote
Julio Prestes
Brazil
Hoover
Court House Records
Miller
FE. R. Tanner
Polk
Tom Wells
W. W. Finch
Louisiana
J. Heights
Margaret Chestnutt
Monroe St
Plemons
G. Neal
Coner
Myrtle Gilvin
E. 10Th
Ave
Mistletoe Creameries
Amarillo, Texas
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
W. A. McSpadden
Sam
Bennett
J. R. Gant
Henry
Bill Flenniken
New York City
Clyde Baker
Wayden Street
A. F. Blue
Old Mexico
Cal
Kuppenheimer
Clothiers
Polk St
Amarillo, Teas
Ward
Ward’s
Montgomery Warp. & Co
Mattie Castlebury
ST. Francis
Cal Farley
Jack Reynolds
Tri-State
Beckman & Garrity
Stroud
Ernie Young
Wrisley’s
Mennen
Frostilla
Bebe
Bgt
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