Field Notebook: Oklahoma 1919
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to a milky white h inside in a light blue or d red In general the starts lie horizontal but is localized places there are small flexures indicating faulting. The dip appears to be steeper to the north and north west. Fort Scott is just over the Kansas line. It is 7 P.M. and they look of day light. We will be Parsons at 8:30, and here I change cars for Bartlesville, Okla. At Parsons where I am to change cars the next train is two hours late. I therefore conclude to stay here tonight. It's lightning and gusting wind ruin during the night. October 16-1919. Thursday, Parsons, Kans. A dark cool and windy morning. All trains are late. Instead of starting over the train lie at the station and we do not go until 30 minutes late or 8:40. Many oil wells about Cofferville, Kans., than the National Oil Refining Co. got to Bartlesville at 11 A.M. and both McCoy and Greer were at the depot to meet me. Tom Jones joined in the same morning dance that drew in last Spring.