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The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1925

Page

2

Guthrie man wins Theodore N. Vail Gold Medal for heroism

Charles Erwin Rider of Guthrie Oklahoma received the Theodore N Vail Gold Medal and a 500 cash prize for bravery restoring critical telephone toll lines after a Cimarron river bridge derailment. He risked flames and explosion across a raging current, coordinating improvised cables and bridge crossing to restore 34 downed wires by 6 pm. The award was presented in Oklahoma City by Eugene D Nims with Gov M J Trapp and other officials observing.

Oklahoma City Charles Erwin Rider Guthrie Oklahoma Vail State of Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Rider Southwestern System Eugene D. Nims Nims M. J. Trapp D. A. Cargill W. M. Harrison Oklahoma Daily Times Nd Overholser Chaumber of Commerce of Theodore N. Vail Bell Cimarron River Santa Fe Railroad Chicago Gulf American Telephone and Telegraph Company Kansas City Texas Telephone Company Chicago-Galveston Bell System Bell Telephone Company of America Brit Vail Memorial Fund Myrtle Isbel Hadley Snyder Okla Charles Nepeir Wolever Pittston Muriel Annetta Cruikshank Wyoming Louis Leon Gauthier Shreveport George Herbert Mann Phoenix Arizona Alice C. Tillinghast Housatonic Mass Trapp Oklahoma Club Bell Telephone System Alexander Graham Bell Nature

Salt production history in Louisiana notes early refineries

Salt in Louisiana dates to crude refining from 1791 salt water springs used by Native Americans long before Europeans. A more successful method appeared in 1812. In 1862 Confederate troops’ pioneers found rock salt 15 feet underground at Avery Island.

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