, 1925-08-13

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ticular line. There was the material
and purchasing department repre-
sented with IA float. probably one of
the most original OF all, which vas
in the form of a small warehouse
built out of pipe and sheet metal.
The Engineering department repre-
sented with a float %picturing the en-
gineers working in the field and the
Geological department whose float
pictured the biologists i~nunrgnf1ree
pictured the biologists running lev
els. The Shipping department fea-
tured II of the famous Park tank
cars with which the distribution of
oil throughout the country is made
possible. The Fremont Natural Gas
Co. featured a float showing the ad-
vantages OF using gas as fuel in the
home and commercially. The Gas
department was represented with a
float showing other uses OF gas than
had hitherto been seen in the parade
and the Pipe Line department was
represented by a group of pipe liners
screwing VI joints of eight inch pipe
with what is commonly known as
hooks" The Production depart
ment vas shown by the use OF a
miniature rig fully equipped and
working with the driller and tool
dresser at their respective posts.
Max Dawson. rig contractor. had a
float showing the actual building OF
a standard derrick going on and it
was undoubtedly q high bidder for
the first In originality and COM
~pleteness. +. T. Stephenson Co. and
the Consolidated Transport Co. had a
fleet of White trucks, the Overland
Lumber Co. showing building ma
terials. Then there was the Parco
Fire department, described by one
ardent admirer OF the features Of
the parade, when she said, aren't
those cute and tiny little tents.
The Parco Development Co. showed
"a miniature house bearing the ban
ner Buy a lot and build a home"
The Chamber of Commerce float rep
resenting the growth of Parco from
its infancy was another high bidder
for first honors. The city OF Parco
was represented by various con-
struction appliances. such as a ce-
ment mixer. and other necessary
things for the maintenance OF the
town. C. S. LaRbie Construction
Co. featured a float bearing the
various nscriptio n S. "Kistler's
dream" Planned by Fisher and
Fisher architects" and built by
c. s. Lambie Construction Co" Auto
mobiles with banners reading that
they used Parco oils exclusively and
one Ford Touringfl from IA vintage
OF the early days bearing a banner
to the effect that I'VE use any old
oil" The originality OF the floats
and the arrangements of the whole
parade brought many comments of
surprise and wonder from the vast
crowd that saw It and It Is the gem
eral opinion of all thai II was one
OF the most unusual and clever of
its kind ever held.
From a business standpoint the
celebration was n decided success.
In the first place the lots which
we're on sale during the event were
practically all sold. Several large
commercial manufacturing m =
were deeply interested In the advant-
ages offered by Parco In the develop
ment OF Carbon county's
and while there have been n udennite
steps taken. u is generally thought
and believed that II will only be
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other industries will be brought into
the country and that the develop
inent OF these resources Will bccomt
a reality. The work along these lin ~
should and viii prove TO be of IN
cstimnblc value TO the country as n
whole and would bring aboLt an
"%indugtrinl revolution in this coun-
Try which would benefit every In
%dividunl and business. AZ the say
Ing goes things look good" for the
future OF Carbon county.
The greatest event ever held and
Witnessed In the Industrial develop
mcnt OF southern Wyoming Is over.
Carbon county and Parco have q
advertised as never before and the
results OF this great activity brought
about by n OF the greatest and
most influential Industries In the
world. the oil industry. is now only
n question OF time. Tho pioneers
OF exploiting the prospects for de-
%vclopmcn, OF great areas heretofore
merely scratched upon the surfaces
has matcrializcd In Carbon county
and a great deal of credit is due
Frank Kistlcr. chairman Of the board
Of directors of the =. u H.. for the
way In which he has put this over
oil mon. VIGOROUSLY men Of courage.
have again come to the front and
! put this great work through and
made Dosuibic the futura Hawaiian.