Coal supplies prove ample for centuries, officials say
Washington authorities debunk fears of rapid coal exhaustion. A Geological Survey report, by Campbell Parker and others, estimates total coal in ground around 2.2 trillion short tons with future production projections stretching for two to four centuries depending on demand and mining efficiency.
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Washington, D. C
Geological Survey
Smith
The
Survey
M. R. Campbell
E. V. Parker
Geological Bureau
Epinion
Pennsylvania Geological Survey
William Griffith
Scranton
Prosperous National Savings Banks Attract Attention
Treasury officials monitor rising deposits as savings banks grow in prominence nationwide. NY deposits exceed 100 million at one bank, with another at 94.9 million and thousands new savers. Massachusetts enacts life insurance and annuity departments under a new law. public funds shift from risky ventures to steady bank investments.
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Washington
Uncle Sam’s Treasury
Wall Street
United States
New York
Massachusetts
Harmer
Dhe Union Ae
Desane
Dois A Gat Tropers
Armstrong
T& Finance
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised by Bluff Businessman
G Hays of Bluff Mo. endorses Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the quickest and surest healing salve for sores burns wounds and piles. The product is guaranteed by Joe K Smock and Son Druggists at 25 cents.
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G. Hays
Bluff,Mo
Bucklen
Joe K. Smock
Dr. King
Merom Christian Church to Hold Trustee Meeting
Notice says a call meeting of the Merom Christian church in No 11 college building on August 17 1907 at 3 pm for electing trustees and any other business. 112 A M Ward secretary pro tem.
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Merom Christian Church
No. 11
College Building
A.M. Ward
Secy
Graysville
Price Named Ward Fort Wayne School Principal
Prof. F. M. Price former superintendent of the city schools has been chosen principal of a ward school in Fort Wayne, marking a notable move in local education leadership.
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F. M. Price
Fort Wayne
Local Social Notes From Sullivan Paxton And Nearby
A rundown of community happenings mentions Dan Driver in Sullivan and Albert Bennett in Linton. Nora Neal and wife visited relatives near Bicknell. Luke Walters and wife attended races in Sullivan. Mr and Mrs James Pirtle visited Paxton. Brother Lackey preached at Shiloh. May harvest and a large basket meeting at Hickory drew crowds. Martin Pirtle was in Sullivan Friday.
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Amanda Johnson
Linton
Mary Lambert
Carlisle
Laurel Bennett
Farmersburg
George Anderson
Anderson
John Wooley
Shelburn
T. J. Ross
Evansville
Stanley
Dovie
Terre Haute
Missouri
Tie Shepherd
Ella Adams
Paris
Ill
Thompson Scott
Fern
Clarence A. Dillahunt
Esther Curry
Sullivan
J. H. Mavity
Jasonville
Clara Daugherty
Union Hospital
Arthur Decamp
John Flowers
Branson
Elmer Stewart
Ethel Whitney
James Heap
Henrietta Berlingier
Lizzie Freed
Etta Terry
J. F. Crawford
Nora Neal
Bicknell
Luke Walters
James Pirtle
Paxton
Brother Lackey
Shiloh
Hickory
Martin Pirtle
Maude Bruner
James Stewart
Randolph Patton
Hymera
John McNaughton
T. B. Springer
Frank Springer
John Allen
John Springer
Robert Johnson
Duncanville
Ruth Farley
Jim Naughton
Jennie Kimberlain
Lela Stedman
Ohio
Jim
Crowder Company
New Lebanon
Vincennes
Plainville
Cliff Crews
Palestine
Sullivan's First Prosecutor Retires
Long notice recalls Judge James C. Allen of Olney retiring after 64 years in law and politics. It chronicles his Sullivan beginnings in 1843, service as prosecuting attorney, Palestine years, Congress terms, and ties to Abraham Lincoln. Abbott Holmes notes his vigor at 85 and mentions local civic figures and a medicinal ad follow.
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Olney
Illinois
James C. Allen
Judge Allen
Merom
Sullivan
Allen
Carlisle
Joseph Kitchell
William W. Harper
Joseph P. Stratton
Lake Michigan
Palestine
Mecca
Cook County
Palestine Land Office
Kitchell
French
Register of the Land Office
Vandalia
Stephen A. Douglas
Kitchels
Richard Yates
Grover Cleveland
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Cumberland County
Ill
Toledo
Congress
White House
Harvey Wilson
A. A. Holmes
Veterinarian Dr. Clarence Howard Returns to Sullivan
Dr. Clarence Howard visiting his parents in Jefferson township had his trip prolonged due to poisoned hands. He has returned to Sullivan and can be reached at Knotts and Parks' barn for his office.
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Clarence Howard
Jefferson Township
Howard
Sullivan
Knotts & Parks
Election of Trustees at Holiness Church Merom
A meeting will be held at the Holiness Christian church in Merom on Thursday August 15 at 7 30 p m for the election of a trustee Rev W S Jewell pastor announces the event.
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Holiness Christian Church
Merom
Merom Station Breeding Association calls debtors to settle
Notice requests all persons indebted to the Merom Station Breeding Association to call and settle by September 1. Currently listed as Merom Station Breeding Association. 1-3
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Merom Station Breeding Association
Peoples Bank Reorganized as Peoples State Bank of Carlisle
The Peoples Bank of Carlisle has reorganized into the Peoples State Bank of Carlisle with a capital stock of 50000 dollars. The stockholders are Carlisle businessmen and township farmers.
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Peoples’ Bank of
Carlisle
Peoples’ State Bank of
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