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ballou
Gazetteer
Housing Units (2000): 60
Land area (2000): 3.737612 sq. miles (9.680369 sq. km)
Water area (2000): 0.000000 sq. miles (0.000000 sq. km)
Total area (2000): 3.737612 sq. miles (9.680369 sq. km)
FIPS code: 04075
Located within: Oklahoma (OK), FIPS 40
Location: 36.143676 N, 95.199410 W
ZIP Codes (1990):
Note: some ZIP codes may be omitted esp. for suburbs.
Headwords:
Ballou
Wikipedia
Ballou could refer to:
Usage examples of "ballou".
His name is Avery Ballou, president of the Federal Holding Corporation.
But while it's true that Ballou was probably not paying her rent so he could read poetry to her, that presumably sex was a factor, that's not the main point and you can ignore it.
In my head was a picture of Avery Ballou, acquired from a back number of Fortune magazine at the New York Public Library, and in my pocket was a card.
As we moved, Ballou told him we would make a stop and gave him the address.
I told Ballou, "from rippled leather, but your prints must be on other surfaces there.
After letting Ballou out I had gone to the kitchen and told Wolfe about Saul's phone call.
If I went and asked her if she had known that her husband had for three years been reading Kipling's poems to the woman who had been murdered last week, Ballou would never speak to us again, and we might need him for something.
Avery Ballou, and she said no, and from the little she knew about her she didn't particularly care to.
About all I knew about them was that they are big, so I called a man I know who knows dogs and got a few facts, and then rang the listed number of the Ballou house on 67th Street.
If we're going to spring Orrie, and we are, we're going to have to give them Fleming, with or without evidence, and he'll give them Ballou, and they'll have to see him.
I finally persuaded him the name was enough and Ballou would want it, but there was a long wait before his voice came.
The Prussian, Ollendorff, was in the bow, with a paddle, Ballou paddled in the middle, and I sat in the stern holding the halters.
As I turned the one corner, smoking, Ollendorff turned the other with his bottle to his lips, and between us sat unconscious Ballou deep in a game of "solitaire" with the old greasy cards!
Ollendorff seized some brush and dragged himself ashore, but Ballou and I had to swim for it, encumbered with our overcoats.
I looked at the innumerable inscribed photos on the walls, all inscribed to Sherry Ballou with somebody’s eternal love.