Boynton on the Frisco grows into a bustling town
A detailed portrait of Boynton Oklahoma highlighting its rapid development. Businesses include Fullerton-Stuart and R E Grason law, O R Clothing Co, Loynton Garage, and McEwen Manufacturing. New hotel by W T Cole, Boynton Gas Electric Co with 100,000,000 cubic feet daily, and a 1914 waterworks expansion. The Boynton Theater, run by Elliott and Ober, became a major cultural hub with nightly shows and a ten‑piece orchestra.
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Sutton
D. D. Lyne
Fullerton-Stuart
Rebold
R. W. Myers
McEwen Manufacturing Co
Muskogee Tool Co
Tulsa Rig, Reel & Manufacturing Co
Loynton Garage & Machine Shop
Frank Weiffinger
Tate
J. P. Sutton
J. F. Wade
Boynton Theater
Jolly Good Fellows
Elliott & Ober
Boynton
W. T. Cole
Boynton Gas & Electric Co
Boynton Oil, Gas & Fuel Co
Ithe Company
John H. Mosier
Chas. Francis
J. B. Owens
Board of Trustees
J. H. Ogle
Lee Perkins
C. R. Walker
Isaiah Kirbey
Streeter McCoy
W.E. Pitts
T. Sutton
Jas. Welfinger
Boynton on-the-Frisco
Verl J. Elliott
Frank Ober
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Muskogee
Alamo
Oklahoma
Messrs
Elliott and
Ober
Francis Vitric Brick Co
Surel y Bonds and Insurance at Wineland Farm Loans
The fragmented notice mentions automobile and fire insurance and farm loans tied to Wineland. No complete details or dates are readable, but the snippet indicates a financial matter involving bonds and insurance related to a farm loan operation under the Wineland label.
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Wineland
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R.E. Grason
P. E. Gumm
J. R. Berrey
Herbert Varley
Johnson & Koontz
R. C. Kobel
Sam
C. N. Fluke
Bula Webb
Vi. E. Clare
The
South Seamen Avenue
J. W. Crawford