Natural gas boom turns Findlay into thriving city
Findlay Ohio marks twenty six years since a gas discovery spurred a rapid boom. What started as a single old well turned into a gas illuminated town with thousands of lights, new mills and factories, and a population surge from 2,500 to about 18,000. The celebration showcased massive gas arches, flames, and widespread optimism about future growth driven by natural gas and related industries.
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Should Titles Go To All War Heroes In Print
In the Georgia column the writer argues against using military ranks like Colonel or Major for individuals in newspaper articles once the war ends. He urges editors to prepend plain Mr to all names unless the person earned an official title through service. The note also highlights the Workly Records’ large circulation and the value to advertisers.
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