Record Gasps for August Rail Earnings Top Historical Highs
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports August 1915 gross of 9 848 857, third highest ever, with net at 3 394 507 the highest on record. Compared with August 1914 and 1915 year-to-date figures show strong growth and careful cost control amid war material movement and steel shipments. The daily loaded cars averaged about 10 000 in August.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Iroil & Ohios Railroad Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baltimore and Ohio
Work for 500 Men In Sight
The Four States Company plant at Annabelle near Fairmont, closed since August 1, will resume operations in a few days. About 500 men will return to work with more added later, due to revived orders and payment at the Annabelle and Raleigh West Virginia plants amid earlier losses at Pennsylvania sites.
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Four States
Annabelle Ear Fairmont
Yeasterday
Pennsylvania
Annabelle
Raleigh
W. Va
West Virginia
Over 200 Game Laws Enacted In 1915
Washington dispatch reports that more than 240 new game laws were enacted in 1915, with 43 states changing statutes. North Carolina led with 61 new laws. California Connecticut Maine New Jersey Oregon Pennsylvania and Wisconsin each had ten or more. States harmonized migratory bird rules with federal regs. uniform sunset to sunrise bans appeared in several states. Novel measures include Florida county ownership of game and Wyoming’s fifty bull moose licenses.
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Washington, D. C
Farmers Bulletin
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Georgia
Nebraska
North Carolina
California
Connecticut
Maine
New Jersey
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Idaho
Washington
Michigan
New Hampshire
Tennessee
West Virginia
Illinois
New Mexico
North Dakota
Delaware
Ohio
Rhode Island
Supreme Court of the United States
Massachusetts
Florida
Wyoming
Indiana
Linois
Montana
Minnesota
Nevada
Arkanaa
Oklahoma
Deer hunting limits vary across states as season rules shift
In our analysis of hunting rules, thirty-six states allow deer hunting under current conditions with varied bag limits. Eighteen states protect does entirely, permitting only bucks, including Alabama and California. Regulations on horn length differ by state, with New York and Vermont requiring longer antlers and California banning spike bucks.
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Arkansas
Alaska
Michigan
Montana
Nevada
Alabama
Arizona
California
Georgia
Idaho
Missouri
Mississippi
New Mexico
New York
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Texas
Utah
Vermont
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Arkansas City Rides Oil Boom From Alberti Well
Arkansas City Kansas witnesses a rapid oil boom after the Alberti place yields a thousand barrels at 3400 feet with six feet of pay. Rigs rush up, electric light plants spark the night, and lease prices soar as a 25 mile gas field emerges. The town builds model highways to connect the field and diversifies business from tent colonies.
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Arkansas City
Kans
Mid- Continent
Alberti Place
Alberti
The
Commercial Club
Allegany County saloon license notices filed in Court
The Allegany County Clerk announces liquor license petitions under local and state Acts for 1894 to 1910. Names and premises listed include Cumberland Maryland address and owner Sons. Remonstrances must be filed within 20 days after publication.
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Maryla
Plegany County
Baltimore Fliks Dedicate Elks Lodge Home
Baltimore Maryland September 22 witnesses hundreds of Elks members from Maryland and other states at the dedication of the lodge home. Officers from the grand lodge in Boston and New York attended as guests of honor.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Lodge of Elks
Order
Maryland
Grand Jodge
Boston
New York
Beal to Loan Mortgage
W Cartney at Law Mc Cumberland reports a mortgage matter involving Beal to secure a loan. The notice references loan terms and the attorney's clarification of obligations and remedies under applicable law. The document outlines filing, deadlines, and borrower responsibilities.
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