Coal Prices Slashed by Direct Purchase Plan
A. Galin of Bernice Coal Company announces a fifteen year run plan allowing coal users to buy directly from top mines at savings of at least 1.50 per ton and potentially 2.00 per ton. Chicago office will provide details by mail for nationwide buyers, requesting name address and coal preference. Copy c 665 Como Building Chicago Illinois.
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A. Galin
Chicago
Bernice Coal Company
Como Building
Illinois
Silent Partner: Love, Deception, and a Wireless Venture
Rodney Blair, a transient visitor in Upton, pursues Alma Rivers while pretending to be a merchant of means. Alma, an orphan cautious of marriage, resists but Blair schemes to learn her troubles. Dorsey Rivers, a hopeful inventor, gains success with his wireless device and Blair becomes a silent partner. Alma learns the truth when confronted by Dorsey’s sister and accepts Blair with forgiving, loving eyes.
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Altoa Rivers
Upton
Alma Rivers
Blair
Miss Rivers
Dorsey
Alma
Sultor
White
Bin
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Rivers
Morris Patton
Clair
Dorsey Rivers
Atom
Team
Morris Dalton
Tie
Surety’s Golden Age and the Burden of Longevity
The passage muses that the golden age of man lies between To and GO when life is calmer and pursuits are easier. It contrasts bliss in youth and middle age with aging stresses, questions whether one is still needed after seventy and beyond, and notes the burden of living long life.
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W. DT. Howells
Harper's
Omnipresence Lesson Sparks Childs Midnight Milk Fetch
A mother explains God is everywhere to a child who hesitates at night. The boy asks if God is outside on the porch and then asks God to hand him a milk bottle, illustrating a playful take on faith and fear.
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Robby
Tobby
God
Bobby
Keverybody
Excess oil production woes in Oklahoma and Cushing pools
An observation from Ray Morris in World’s Work notes Oklahoma oil trends. Fresh output far exceeded storage and transport, leading to ground storage behind earthen dikes and flooding creeks forming makeshift reservoirs. Prices dropped to 40 per barrel due to oversupply and limited transport, not refinery demand, as new wells emerged daily.
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Oklahoma
T Cushing Pool
Ofl
Bayonne
Ray Morris
Local Manager Wanted for Brokerage Firm Opportunity
A large brokerage firm seeks an executive manager to develop and run a local office. The role offers substantial earnings potential and requires commercial banking connections. First year pay ranges from 2500 to 10000 depending on population and ability. Apply to Bernice Coal Co. at 885 Come Blog, Chicago, Tl.
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Bernice Coal Co
Chicago
Back Woods Breeding Farm Season of 1920 Stock in Service
J. Owen Sigler proprietor offers stallions and jacks for 1920 season at his Clinton Falls area farm 11 miles east and three miles south of Morton. Belgi um stallion Jumbo foaled 1911 purebred sought for service at $15. Pur Bred Percheron foaled 1916 at $15. Four Mammouth Pure Bred jacks sired by George Lewis Jack, two grandsons of Old Sweeney Jack, season service $12. Shortage of mules and horses. visitors invited to inspect stock. best care of mares guaranteed.
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Belgium
George Lewis
Sweeney
Clinton Falls
Morton
Old Home Place
J. Owen Sigler
Birthday Cakes Mark Mil ton Fields Family Trifecta
A novel birthday celebration at Milton Fields home in Falmouth Kentucky honored Fields who is eighty. His son Ernest twenty and a granddaughter three, all born on the same day of the month, shared candles on their cakes in a family observance.
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Falmouth
Milton Fields
Fields
Ernest
Reforming. Camp Sullivan director praised by boys
John Taylor, playground director at Camp Sullivan in Military Park, once lent horseshoes to boys. On returning the shoes, a boy thanked him and his companion teased that he had reformed, saying they never heard him thank his mother before.
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John Taylor
Camp Sullivan
Military Park
Merrell Seeks Democratic Nomination for Congress in Pitty District
Alfred D. Merrell of Vigo County competes for the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Pitty District. He is a former farmer turned minister who cites farmer troubles and previously withdrew in 1918 in favor of Ralph W. Moss.
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Alfred D. Merrell
Vigo County
Pitty
Merrell
Congress
Ralph W. Moss
Ralph Moss
Moss
Withdrawal decision in Indiana letters from Ralph Moss
In a confidential correspondence Ralph W. Moss confirms accepting a withdrawal offer but states he filed his candidacy with the secretary of state. The exchange references a prior Indianapolis interview and discusses voluntary limits on the race and future rewards for Letina Witt and reform efforts.
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Indianapolis
Ralph W, Moss
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