Anadarko Man Solves Problem With Portable Incinerator
Joseph Conley of Anadarko, a bricklayer and contractor, built a portable garbage and latrine incinerator weighing 3500 pounds that burns 2000 pounds of garbage daily. The device, costing about 8000, is now used in army camps and has impressed military officials with its efficiency and fuel savings. Conley, a former corporal in the 4th Missouri Volunteers, demonstrated inventive genius and has letters of recommendation from high-ranking officers. The incinerator is portable, adaptable to cities, and the Army has adopted it for wide use.
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Joseph Conley
Anadarko
Conley
Marriage Licenses Issued In Local Registry
John Moore of Alden and Beatrice Enright, J. 8. Stikes of Anakarko issued licenses. Warren Miss Margie Blackly visited Carnegie for three weeks. Mrs J W Goebel went to Minco to see ill sister-in-law. Miss Vaska McFayden left for Bartleaville after visiting with aunt Mrs L W Myers. W C Armstrong and family of Marlow returned home from a visit with W W Aldridge. Edna Wylder Layton of Oklahoma City visited and returned home.
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Margie Blackly
Carnegie
J. W. Goebel
Minco
Vaska McFayden
L. W. Myers
Bartleaville
W. C. Armatrong and
Marlow
W. W. Aldridge
Edna (Wylder) Layton
Oklahoma City
South Coffeyville to Open as Twin City of Coffeyville
South Coffeyville Oklahoma opens November 26 for three days as a new twin city to Coffeyville Kansas. Promoters tout cheap fuel from nearby natural gas, extensive rail links, and three major land firms selling sites from 100 to 950 dollars. Local business leaders expect rapid industrial growth with tax exemptions for five years and strong fuel advantages attracting factories like window glass and cotton mills.
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South Coffeyville
Okla
Kansas
Oklahoma
Coffeyville
Kas
Nearel
Lawa
Missouri
Kavene Yenne
Missouri Paolian Louk
Iron Mountain
Anuern Pittways
Friacu
fYeyville
Memphis Voute
Houth Coffeyville
Vinita
Kanana
Loteia
Kansas Land Company
Kaa
Big 3 Land Company
Ktohen Bros. Land Company
Nowata
Cotton Growers Meet Opens in Memphis With Large Delegation
Delegates arrive in Memphis for the National Cotton Growers conference beginning tomorrow. President Harvie Jordan of Atlanta will preside as discussions focus on the night rider situation and plans to curb falling cotton prices. Oklahoma sends a strong delegation while participants represent all industry branches. Mrs. A. A. Burge visited Gracemont to see her son.
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Wo. H. Campreet
P. M. Anadarko
Okla
Memphis
Tenn
National Cotton Growers Conference
Harvie Jordan
Atlanta
Tennessee
Kentucky
Oklahoma
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