Outram Outram

"... and street must call tramways. If speak of troi- over there you won't be understood. ?The word tram must puzzle the average etymologist. It derives from a man's name Outram Thomas Outram. "Outram lived in Derbyshire, and in the beginning of tho last century be invented a peculiar sort of track that diminished friction between wheels and roadbeds. These tracks of nothing like ..."

"... year. “Over the years it seems like more and more people are staying around.” On his own “The fact is I never really did like working for anybody,” said Outram, who is a former jewelry manager for Carson, Perry, Scott in Chicago. Outram moved to Florida in 1977 on the advice of his father, Robert Outram, who lives in Delray Beach. Outram, who is black, said being a minority business owner in the South hasn't brought any of the problems he had expected. “When I was up North I had an idea ..."

"... Richter. Sheyenne Mrs. F. W. Preest, E. J. Richards. Devils Lake: John Keys, Casselton P. Neary, Buffalo Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Gamble, Wahpeton. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Outram Helen Outram. Nome: Mrs. F. J. Best, Carpio: F. W. Spinner, A. Zuelsdorf, New Salem Mrs. Conklin, Miss Hartwell. Lakota J. F. Burt, F. A. Oesteich, Herman Osteech. Fairmount Mrs. H. M. ..."

"... you must call tramwnys. If you seak of trolleys ocr there, yon won't lie uudcrrtood, The word trnm must puzzle tho averngo etymologist. It derives from n man's nnme-Outram Thomas Outram. Outrnni lived In Derbyshire, nnd In tho beginning of the hist century he Invented a peculiar sort of track that diminished the friction lictween wheels and roadbed, These tracks of ..."