Borger: carbon black center of the Panhandle boom
Borger, nicknamed the Pittsburg of the Plains, grows as a durable oil town in the Panhandle. The city, with refineries and carbon black plants, reports strong payrolls and stability, while new roads, schools, and a modern library mark a long term development plan led by Mayor W H Francis and the city commission.
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uUmLiy Ivemy
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Booker T. Washington School
Supt. C. A. Cryer
Santa Fe
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Panhandle Power and Light Company
John Miller
Ace” Borger
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Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Hutchinson County
Anderson Hutchinson
Republic of Texas
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William “Billy” Dixon
S. B. Tarkington
B. G. Miller
T. L. Coffee
Norman Coffee
Stinnett
Plemons
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