Lincoln County West Virginia History and Oil Boom
The history of Lincoln County traces back to early settlers in 1799 and 1800 with families like McComas and Tackett, then expands through Revolutionary exploration and 1780 surveys. Oil and gas development began in the early 1900s, bringing railroads, mills, and the Yawkey Freeman interests shaping the region's economy and forming the basis for later industrial growth, including gas lines and the South Penn Natural Gas Co. linked to Lincoln, Putnam, and Cabell counties.
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Naval Reserve's Initial Cruise Leaves Norfolk
The naval reserve begins summer training aboard the Atlantic fleet. The heavy cruiser USS Albany sails from Norfolk with 40 officers and 700 enlisted reservists aboard for a cruise route that includes a first stop at Halifax. Notable crew aboard include radioman third class Carl B. Black and carpenter's mate first class Floyd Ho Freese.
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Exclusive home appliance franchise offer in The Charleston Gazette
A dated request invites a responsible buyer to acquire an exclusive franchise for a patented home electrical appliance. The ad promises national advertising, a strong profit potential with at least $20,000 annual net income, required working capital, and rapid territorial availability. Contacts via mail or wire are requested.
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