Lignite Coal From Texas and Electrical Advances Highlight Era
The article discusses Texas lignite coal as an upcoming fuel source with thick seams and easy mining, noting thousands of acres and depths from four to ten feet and up to 90 feet underground. It also surveys electrical progress in cities like Chicago and New York, Edison’s work habits, long telegraph and telephone spans, and new insulation cleaning tools.
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Price Trends for Lath and Shingles in 1899 and 1909
The article notes lath valued at 1.86 dollars per thousand in 1899 rising to 2.69 by 1909 at mills, and shingles from 1.56 to 2.03 per thousand in the same period. It also reports Maine experiment findings on potash fertilizer boosting second-cut hay and clover growth more than the first crop.
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