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Seminole is located 50 miles east of Oklahoma City and 9 miles south of Interstate 40. The city and county of Seminole were named after the Seminole Indian Tribe. The Seminoles were originally a part of the Creek Indian Nation. Most Creeks were moved from Alabama to Oklahoma in 1842. The Creek word Seminole means stray people. In 1926 one of the greatest pools of oil in history was tapped here and overnight Seminole was transformed into a boom town. The oil brought literally thousands of people to Seminole. At the height of the boom, more than 100,000 people received mail here. . |
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11john33 Tue Jul 29, 2008 04:02 UTC
7/28/08 catfish good,bake potato was cold,ask for another one and it was cold too.Didn`t see anyone that looked like amanager. | dsantosh Mon Oct 27, 2003 06:29 UTC
Nice pages, beautiful albums and useful tips...Many many happy returns of the day.Wishing you a happy birthday..Have a nice party tonight... | matcrazy1 Sat Jul 12, 2003 10:03 UTC
Thanks for warning - I am just sitting with Wrangler jeans on hehe. I hope to visit Polo's Mexican Restaurant someday and try big burito there! | seminolegurl4life Sat Jul 12, 2003 00:54 UTC
I live in Little, Oklahoma...and Bob and Mary are really two great people,they always seem to make fun of the girls asking us who's the lucky guy..they come to all the Strother High School games when they can..I love Living here.. |
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