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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1956

Page

8

Anna Limestone Firm Aims at National Markets

Jerome Lutz, former tombstone merchant of Anna, opens the Anna Marble Co. with a government SBA loan aided by SIU Small Business Institute. The plant processes 9 ton limestone blocks from a south Anna quarry into 2.25, 5, and 7.75 inch slabs for widespread use. Lutz envisions a 50–65 man operation and nationwide sales.

Anna Marble Co Anna Jerone Lutz Anna Memorial Service Egypt Indiana Bedford Lutz St. John’s Chapel Chicago Prudential Small Business Administration Small Business Institute Southern Illinois University Arnold Rechter William Graves Frank Stamberg SIU SBI Stamberg Southern Illinois Linestone Washington Southern Illinois Detroit Booke-Cadillac St. Louis Utah California Institute Graves Jerome Lutz Mar The Quarry Wakers

Center of population marks nation’s heart on Illinois field

In 1950 the U S migrating center of population settled eight miles north of Olney in Richland county Illinois beside Highway 130. The center, calculated after each census, shows westward drift with no fixed location and prompts discussion of moving the national capital to Illinois.

Illinois United States Baltimore Olney Richland County America

Sparta Bid for New Federal Prison at 1200 Acres

Sparta submitted a formal brochure to the Federal Bureau of Prisons in Washington detailing population, geography, water supply, transportation, housing, schools, churches and utilities for a proposed 1200 acre site in the Eden area east of the city. The land, once part of Moffat Coal Co and now owned by C Henderson, includes five mine ponds with 160 million gallons of water reserves.

Sparta Federal Bureau of Prisons Washington, D. C Eden Moffat Coal Co C. Henderson

Post Mortem On Magazines TV Killed Em By Charles Mercer

Charles Mercer reports that two longtime magazines Colliers and the Woman's Home Companion abruptly died amid advertising declines, despite strong readership. The article notes television growth did not crush sales, but a shift of ads away from magazines may have ended them.

Colliers Woman's Home Companion Madison Avenue Television Collier’s The Companion

Labor Leader Reported Released in Budapest

A reliable informant said Sandor Bari vice chairman of the Central Workers' Council was freed from jail and returned to work at an electrical equipment plant where he was elected chairman of the plant workers' council, despite conflicting reports from the Ka dar regime.

Budapest Janos Kadar Central Workers’ Council Kader Sandor Bari Bari

Marion Water Dept Receives Office Billing Machine

A new billing and accounting machine was delivered Thursday to the Marion Water Dept. It will be installed and in use in January replacing an eight year old unit that broke down five times in October. The Bur roughs Co. machine cost 3300 dollars.

Marion

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SBA, Siu Anna Limestone Company Tombstone Southern Illinois University Small Business Institute New Anna Marble Co Anna Lutz Keting Smarl Business Administration John W. Allen Southern Ilinois University Bloomington Janice Brazeau New Hyde Park, N. Y Charles Mercer Associated Press New York Marion Water Dept
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