The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-01
TULSA OKLAHOMA "TEHE WONDER CITY OF THE WORLD"

Volumes could be written of this
Wonder City and the growth and
progress it has made in recent years.
1t is the great oil center of the
United States, possessing the largest
rehneries in the country and situated
so that the future progress of the
city will be unlimited. Business men
in Tulsa are directly responsible for
the big things that have been ac-
complished here-they are the kind
that pull together and cooperate
in every way to benefit the city and
community. They are now pulling
for population Of 10000 and they
are sure to get it. They do not be-
lieve the foundation of Tulsa could |
be made secure by booming but
have gone out after all kinds of bust
mes sand factories that a direct bene-
fit may be obtained through larger
pay rolls.
They have some of the finest
homes here in the country and the
climatic conditions are ideal-cool
nights in summer and the winters
are not severe. Tulsa peope plossess
a quantity of ginger that is displayed
in every business and walk of life
they believe in building and boost
ing and it is only a short while after
ones arrival in this city that he is
afflicted with this contagious spirit.
Tulsa also possesses some of the
livest and biggest business men in
the world. The Commercial club is
sues one of the best publications
called the Tulsa Spirit" edited by
Col. c. B, Douglas, who has had a
wide range of experience in this line
of work. The data we have quoted
here in bank clearings, building per-
mits, etc, are taken from the Spirit
We could devote columns to Tulsa
and what it has in manufacturing,
oil refneries and every different line
of industry, fine homes, churches
and schools, but would rather take
advantage of the space and publish
a bit of opportunities that will con-
vince you that you are welcome and
wanted here in this wonderful city
and county in almost every line.
If you or your friends are interest
ed in any way or figuring on chang
ing your location in business kindly
write to the "Tulsa Spirit" or direct
to the Industrial Publishing Co., and
we will be glad to put you in touch
with the opportunities you are seek
ing.
Tulsa, Oklahoma Wants
100000 population in 1920.
More good families.
More industrial plants.
More interurban lines.
More good farmers for rich agri-
cultural lands.
More good stock raisers.
More good dairymen,
More good gardeners and truck
farmers.
More good orchadists,
More wholesale houses.
M OlC QCpdl lllCuL SlOlNSs
Cotton mills.
More distributing houses for TIKI:
,. trade territory.
1t More railroad commercial agent
e More state agents for insurance
? companies.
y More small factories.
Shoe factory.
- Woodworking plants.
s., Cigar factory.
| By-products plants using crude
oil,
| Paint and varnish manufacturers
Glove factory.
Bag factory.
Farm Tractor factory.
Clay and tile plants,
Paper mills.
Shirt, overall and glove factories
Packing plants.
Yarn mills.
Furniture factory.
Farm machinery manufacturers.
Breakfast food plants,
Stock and poultry iood plants.
Ready-made clothing factories,
Automobile factories.
Assembling plants.
And more hustling, helpfu
hopeful men and women to make al
even more metropolitan city 0
Triumphant Tulsa.
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