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2. Duncan A. McIntyre - Wikipedia

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   Duncan A. McIntyre. Duncan A. McIntyre was early aviator and native of New Zealand, who on August 22, 1919 stopped in Tulsa, Oklahoma to visit an old army buddy. Originally intending to stay a short while on his way to Spokane, Washington, McIntyre decided that Tulsa was fertile ground for establishing an aviation business. He soon established ...

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4. McDade Pottery - Wikipedia

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   The first known pottery in Bastrop County was established by Matthew Duncan, also spelled Dunkin, in 1855 when he bought 10 acres on Alum Creek in the Bastrop Town Tract, now Bastrop State Park, to build a shop. [2] Following Duncan's death (1880), his business, Randolph Manufacturing aka Dunkin Jug Factory, was sold to Milton Stoker.

5. Don Flynn - Wikipedia

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   While playing in the NFL, Flynn made about $8,500 a year, and so after an injury to his knee, Flynn decided to take a job with Skelly Oil Company in Duncan, Oklahoma. Flynn later relocated to Tulsa, Oklahoma, and went to work for White Shield Oil and Gas Company. In 1972, Flynn formed Flynn Energy Corp. and by 1976 the company had been named ...

6. From Duncan to Enid, 12 road trip-ready Oklahoma towns to ...

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   Outside the vast array of attractions in OKC and Tulsa, Oklahoma is a big state with diverse landscapes, histories and communities worth exploring. From Duncan to Enid, 12 road trip-ready Oklahoma ...

7. Duncan Coffee Company - Wikipedia

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   Following the Duncan's death, the company was sold. [2] The company would immediately create the brands of Admiration Coffee and Bright and Early Coffee, which is still around today. [3] In 1957, United States Deputy Secretary of Defense and Secretary of Energy, Charles Duncan Jr., put together a group to buy back the company from the failing ...