Sapulpa the Oil City of the Southwest
Sapulpa the Oil City of the Southwest
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The month of August, 1913, was $128, 129. 77, as compared with $47, 791. 09 for the same month, 1912.
Sapulpa offers gas at 3 cents for manufacturing purposes and has several large and prosperous concerns. At the present there are two large glass plants in operation and two others nearly completed. With the two additional ones in operation there will be more than 700 high salaried workmen employed in the glass industry alone in the city. There are oth- er manufacturing industries which add larg...ely to the dinner bucket bri- gade, among which is one of the largest oil refineries in the southwest, a mattress factory, two candy factories, cigar factory, two large brick plants, three cotton gins, the largest compress in the state, a bottling fac- tory, machine shops, oil well supply shops, ice plant, and other smaller con- cerns.
Sapulpa is the center of the great Glenn Oil Pool and several thous- and oil wells surround the city. This is the distributing point to the fields and large shipments of supplies are constantly being hauled to the fields.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The month of August, 1913, was $128, 129. 77, as compared with $47, 791. 09 for the same month, 1912.
Sapulpa offers gas at 3 cents for manufacturing purposes and has several large and prosperous concerns. At the present there are two large glass plants in operation and two others nearly completed. With the two additional ones in operation there will be more than 700 high salaried workmen employed in the glass industry alone in the city. There are oth- er manufacturing industries which add larg...ely to the dinner bucket bri- gade, among which is one of the largest oil refineries in the southwest, a mattress factory, two candy factories, cigar factory, two large brick plants, three cotton gins, the largest compress in the state, a bottling fac- tory, machine shops, oil well supply shops, ice plant, and other smaller con- cerns.
Sapulpa is the center of the great Glenn Oil Pool and several thous- and oil wells surround the city. This is the distributing point to the fields and large shipments of supplies are constantly being hauled to the fields.
What to read after Sapulpa the Oil City of the Southwest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sapulpa Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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