Papoose City

Read about the life and death of a twentieth century oil town and the formation of the OERB. In August 1923 a gusher blew in, forever changing the lives of an Oklahoma farming community. Witness the birth and death of Papoose City. Experience the discovery of oil and the building of a gasoline plant. Then walk through the process of reclaiming the many acres of land damaged in the search for black gold. Follow the people who lived and worked there. Get to know Mattie who loved to dance, Gertie who worked at the boarding house to be near her sweetheart, and P.J. who picked up rivets to pay for his college education. Meet oilmen Tom Slick, Waite and Frank Phillips, who were instrumental in the development of the Papoose Oilfield. Includes over two dozen photographs (black and white), Table of Contents, and searchable Index. [American History (©2011) | Available in abridged ebook and illustrated print editions from Dragonfly Publishing, Inc.]