Gas production and by products in 1907 coal industry figures
The United States Geological Survey reports 1907 coal gas production by 513 companies totaling 68.1 billion cubic feet with 3.4 billion lost as unaccounted. Net sold gas 54.7 billion cubic feet valued at 36.33 million dollars, reflecting a price decline due to rising by product oven gas. Pennsylvania leads in production, New York strong in illuminating gas, and by products era noted.
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Geological Survey
Pennsylvania
New York
Steelton
Lebanon
Massachusetts
Ohio
Michigan
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Pennsyvania
Mlinois
Edward W. Parker
United States Geological Survey
Soule to Resume Farmers Institutes Across Georgia Next Month
Dr. A M Soule president of the State College of Agriculture at Athens and director of the Farmers Institutes will resume statewide meetings in November with sessions at Cedartown Buena Vista Lawrenceville Arlington Lexington Pelham McRae Newnan LaGrange Baxley Barnesville Lyons Dublin Statesboro Meldrim Madison. Lectures will emphasize cattle raising dairying and diversified farming with cotton seed meal as a key feed.
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T. G. Hudson
State Capitol
A.M. Soule
State College of Agriculture At
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Farmers’ Institutes
Soule
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Buena Vista
Lawrenceville
Arlington
Lexington
Pelham
McRae
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LaGrange
Baxley
Barnesville
Lyons
Dublin
Statesboro
Meldrim
Madison
South
Better Pudding Flavor with Blue Ribbon Extracts
Use only Blue Ribbon lemon or vanilla extract for puddings. Do not settle for inferior or unknown flavors.
Lecturer accused of intoxicated lecture Remarks trigger editorial slip
A Judge and a member of the W C T U exchange over a notice of a lecture on the Demon Rum. The editor admits writing the notice and the woman questions the phrase saying the lecturer was evidently full of her subject.
Coffee at Bottom of Trouble Solved by Postum Switch
A stock man recalls severe nervous spells, indigestion, and sleep loss from coffee. After switching to Postum two years ago, his health improved, sleep returned, anxiety lessened, and he gained weight. He credits Postum with saving his life and urges others to try it. Read The Road to West Wille Uopies.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek, Mich
West Wille
Democratic and Republican Electoral Forecasts Compare
Chicago reports estimates from Democratic clubs showing a Democratic majority in many states for Bryan, listing 387 electoral votes. New York forecasts by Republican Chairman Hitchcock predict 325 for Taft and Sherman, with key states cited and margins discussed.
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John W. Tomlnson
Organization Committee
Democratic National Committee
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William Taft
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Taft
Sherman
Illinois
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Michigan
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North Dakota
Pennsylvania
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Wyoming
Greece’s King George I marks forty five years on throne
Athens reports King George I of Greece has completed forty five years as sovereign born in 1845 the Danish prince ascended the Greek throne in 1863 at age seventeen. The monarch’s daily routine includes early rising tea with Queen Olga audience with ministers and a family dinner at eight o'clock with palace dignitaries.
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Athens
George I
Christian IX
National Assembly
Austria
Europe
Olga
Great Demand for Timber and Forest Conservation
The United States faces a looming timber famine as timber use reaches 500 feet per person annually, while Europe and Japan show more sustainable forest care. Officials urge conservation, better mill utilization, and renewed growth through intelligent management to preserve forest independence and vital industries.
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United States
Europe
Treadwell Cleveland, Jr
United States Forest Service
Cleveland
Japan
Mrs William Astor Dies Suddenly Social Leader
New York reports Mrs. William Astor aged 82, longtime leader of New York society, died tonight at her Fifth Avenue home from heart disease after a period of critical illness. She remained a dominant social figure until retirement about a year ago.
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William Astor
Fifth Avenue
Astor
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