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Wichita Tidbits
Wichita, Kansas has come a significant distance since it early years, and is currently considered as one of the major mid-sized cities in the country. However, the road from then to now has been filled with businesses, events, and people, who have been the core for the cosmopolitan of today. Wichita, a dynamic community, that is rich in opportunity, activity, as well as culture.
It isn't just recently that Wichita has gained a reputation for exporting and manufacturing goods. Some archeological evidence has indicated that the location of what is currently known as Wichita had serving as a trading center for thousands of years. During the middle 1850's, pioneers started becoming attracted to the region, while they were traveling through the prairies on their way to the west. They decoded to hang around when they realized the profits that could be made by trapping and hunting wildlife to trade to the local Indians.
When a man named J. R. Mead established a trading post near the confluence of the Little Arkansas and the Arkansas Rivers, there was the start of a settlement in 1868. This location had served the native Indian tribes for centuries as a place to trade goods. The name Wichita is derived from the Wichita Indians. Translated, it means either Painted Faces or Scattered Lodges, which is dependent on which historian is asked.
Mr. Mead and six of his associates organized the Wichita Town Company in 1868.The year 1870 brought the incorporation of Wichita as a third class city. One woman and some 123 men signed the original incorporation petition. The woman's name was Mrs. Catherine McCarty, who operated and owned a laundry. Sometime later, she relocated to New Mexico, where her eldest son, Henry, had renamed himself to William Bonney to Billy the Kid.
Wichita enjoyed some explosive growth within a year of being incorporated, primarily as the result of the Texas cattle trade. That population growth was so rapid that Wichita became a second class city in late 1872. Also in 1872, a Colonel named Marshal Murdock published the first newspaper, which was the Wichita City Eagle.
Around 1863, a man named Jesse Chisholm arrived in Wichita and was leading a party of adventurers and to hunt game. Sometime later, He marked the cattle trail, which came to be called the Chisholm Trail, which ran from the King Ranch in southern Texas to Kansas. Numerous cattle have traveled that trail to the Santa Fe railroad at Wichita. Hawkwr
Wichita was indeed a rough and tumble cowtown, which was fueled by all of the cowboys who brought their numerous from Texas and then north along the Chisholm trail to Wichita. Wichita was the city where Bat Masterson, William Mathewson, Buffalo Bill, and Wyatt Earp walked the dusty streets. The region known as Delano, which was located just west of the river, was particularly wild and wooly. Every type of vice was available All manner of vice could be found in the brothels gambling halls, dance halls, and saloons to quench the thirst and entertain the lonely cowboys.
Men such as George Weaver, J.M. Mollendick, E.M. Laird, Clyde Cessna, Walter Beech, and Lloyd Stearman were responsible for beginning the aircraft industry in the region. Mr. Mollendick was the backer, financially, when Mr. Laird began the Swallow Airplane Company to build the Swallow airplane, which was designed in Chicago. It is somewhat ironic that Mr. Weaver, Mr. Stearman, and Mr. Beech all worked for Mr. Mollendick and Mr. Laird and until each opened their own aviation business. The Boeing Company out of Seattle, Washington bought the company that Mr. Stearman owned and renamed it to Spirit AeroSystems. These days, Spirit AeroSystems is the largest employer in Wichita with over 20,000 employees.
The Beech, which is currently named the Cessna companies, and the Hawker Beechcraft Corporation continue today, in addition to Learjet, which is currently named Bombardier Aerospace Learjet, which was established in the middle 1960's, by a man named William Lear. Wichita gained the title as the Air Capital of the World largely through the efforts of these aviation pioneers. That title is still true, with all companies that are still located in Wichita. Raytheon, Aerospace Learjet, Bombardier Aerospace, and Cessna provide over one half of the military and general aviation aircraft in the world. Boeing supplies some two thirds of the commercial airliners in the world.
It is obvious that Wichita has had to work very hard to come as far as it has since it began as a cowtown and trading post. These days, Wichita is a thriving community that offers one of the best economies in the country. This diverse and solid economy has business interests all around the world. Burgeoning attractions and arts, short commute times, costs that are below the national average, good salaries, and good jobs in combination with this solid, Midwest spirit of vision and hard work have helped Wichita to become the progressive and modern city that it is today.