Bradford the boom town that stayed and changed
Frederick Haskin of the St Louis Globe Democrat recalls Bradford Pa, once a wild oil boom town known for 100,000 barrel days, its rise from a mountain village to a city of 16,000, and the lasting legacy of wells, exchanges, and colorful characters like Coal Oil Johnny Steel and Hogan of Hogans Flop.
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Cashup
Hell’s Hal
Acre
Pitthole
United States
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Titusville
Jackson
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Oil Exchange
Wall Street
New York
Johnny” Steel
Hogan
Chicago
Torpedo Roberts
Doc” Haggerty
Doc
Frederick Haskin
St Louis
Globe Democrat
Texas Wonder Cure Claims Kidney and Bladder Benefits
The Texas Wonder promises cures for kidney and bladder troubles and related conditions for men and women. It claims to dissolve gravel, cure diabetes, back pain, rheumatism, and irregularities of the kidneys and bladder, with children’s bladder issues mentioned. Sold by druggists or sent by mail for $1.00, with two months of treatment per bottle and testimonials available.
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Texas
Dr. B
Olive Street
St. Louis
Crawford County Contest Follows Narrow Gubernatorial Vote
Joseph B. Crowley Crawford county’s state attorney and Democratic candidate for reelection contests the results after losing by 33 votes to Republican Charles B. Jones. The notice appears amid other local notices and advertisements including Sloan's Liniment claims and Dr King’s Now Discovery for coughs.
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Joseph B. Crowley
Crawford County
Charles B. Jones
Repub- Hean
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