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Buckeye

February 16, 2021September 16, 2021 / Texoso / Leave a comment

According to most sources, Buckeye grew up as the oilfield business increased. It was named for the Buckeye Sheep Ranch which was located in the area. At various times, it included a grocery store, as many as two gas stations, a cafe, welding shops, a hardware store and post office. (1) In addition to the … Continue reading Buckeye

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