by Judy Goodspeed (Author)
Witness the birth and death of Papoose City, from the discovery of oil to the building of a gasoline plant. Then walk through the process of reclaiming land damaged in the search for black gold. Follow the people who lived and worked there, and read about the oilmen instrumental in the development of the Papoose Oilfield. [Non-Fiction (2011) from Dragonfly Publishing, Inc. - available in paperback and hardback]
Author Biography
Judy Goodspeed is a graduate of East Central State College in Oklahoma, and was a Junior High School teacher and coach for thirty years. She has been a contributing writer for The Wewoka Times and has written articles for Outdoor Oklahoma, Good Old Days, and The Ketchpen. She is a member of PAWS and OWFI. Non-fiction Books include: "Cowboy Sweethearts" and "Papoose City." Children's Picture Books include: "Perky Turkey Finds a Friend," "Perky Turkey's 4th of July Adventure," "Perky Turkey's Perfect Plan," and "Saddle Up."
Number of Pages: 80
Dimensions: 0.19 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: September 06, 2011
