Blatchley’s Geology Department Advances Indiana Resources
W. S. Blatchley, head of Indiana geology, modernized surveys, publishing two major reports and expanding public information on coal gas petroleum clay sandstone and cement. His work spurred over thirty new clay product factories and higher state output across multiple counties.
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Bbe
Indiana
Floyd
Clark
Scott
Washington
Jackson
Lawrence
Monroe
Brown
Morgan
Hendricks
Montgomery
Fountain
Clay
Vigo
Fountein
Vermilion
Parke
Portland
States Department of Geology
WS Beatehley
Optimistic Uncle Joe Denies Impending Calamity Talk
A rambling 19th century editorial voice defends prosperity and progress, praising railroads and self government while attacking demagogues. It cites business profits, modern growth, and resistance to predictions of national decline, and critiques railroad passes and corporate influence.
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United States
Republic
Ned
Jana
Vlinois
Indiana Hallmarks and Wariness of Reform in Congress
The piece lauds Indiana's congressional delegation led by Beveridge and Hemenway for backing President Roosevelt and supporting key bills. It highlights House members Landis and Brick, plus Cramer, Landis, Foster, Chaney, and Helliday for their committee work and reforms. It also notes local violence, police pursuits, and assorted regional notices, blending national politics with regional incidents and upcoming events.
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Havin
Agriculture Wilson
Roosevelt
Indiana
Hemenway
House
National Guard
Appropriaten
Congress
Nex
Senate
Charlies B. Landis Ty
Abraham Lincoln
Committee On Appropriations
Cramer
Committee On Agriculture
Fred Landis
Foster
Judiciary Committee
Chaney
Helliday
Notice to Settle Dry Goods Business Sold
Notice to settle accounts from J P Cooper and Co after selling the dry goods and grocery business to William Ender of Winamac. Those owing money are urged to call and settle by cash or bankable note at once.
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William Ender
Winamac
J.P. Cooper & Co
First Francesville Winamac Shooting Tourney at Mallons Park
The first annual Francesville and Winamac shooting clubs tournament will be at Mallons Park Francesville Thursday Aug 2 with prizes of 20, 9, 6 and 35 dollars. Program starts 9 50 p m, trains on 10 and 11 will shoot. Eur Rees pres Winamac Frank Rice sec Francesville. Also Monon special excursion train from Greencastle to Michigan City and a Sunday school outing. National Cash Register employees from Dayton 1000 in tent city in the park. A 100 foot coach will ferry 125 to the steamer Roosevelt.
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Winamacitn
Mallon’s Park
Eur Rees
Winamac
Frank Rice
Monon
Greencastle
Michigan City
Medaryville
National Cash Register
Dayton
Ohio
Roosevelt
K. J. Collins
John Priest
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Thomas McCoy
Eading
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W. A. Rinehart
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Missouri
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Main Street
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Schmidt
Prancesville
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Brookston
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Chicago & Cincinnati Flyer
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District Christian Convention
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Lake County
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