Clinton Progressive Is Back In Line Letter Supports Tariff Restore
Indianapolis June 1 Among letters to Republican State headquarters former Progressives across Indiana explain they have returned to the GOP. George W. Black of Clinton cites support for Roosevelt and Beveridge, urges protective tariffs, says bull mooser allies push free trade, and urges voting the Republican ticket to defeat Democrats in the next election.
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Indianapolis
George W. Black
Clinton
Ind
Roosevelt
Beveridge
Ota
Republican Party
Toth
Taft
Wilson
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Sloan's Liniment Promises Relief for Neuralgia Sufferer
Advertisement claims Sloan's Liniment relieves neuralgia headaches and varied pains from rheumatism to sore throats. A testimonial says four months of neuralgia ceased after using the product for two to three nights. Mentions arnica salve and price of one dollar.
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Joe K. Smock
Merom Station Local Social and Farming Notes
Miss Nannie Hopewell shopped in Merom Wednesday night. Mrs. Kivira Etta Raley and Jarence Kauffman and wife visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kauffman Sunday evening. Hazel Lorene born to Mr. and Mrs. John Hopper. Elsie Adams of Sullivan visited Fern Raley. Threshing is the order of the day. Mrs. Nellie Marbury stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Al Mathias. Mrs. Lil Corder called on Mrs. Tressa Hopper. Essie Pethtel and Nora Myers visited Riverton. Rhoda Lemons, Carl Rogers, and James Nash visited the Rogers family. Lee Corder shopped in Merom. Ida Bogard shopped in Merom. Don Corder and Elllie Trancock visited friends. Sig Winnegar of near Mitchell visited Lon Wopper. Jesse Pethiel spent Monday with Pearl McNabb. Mora Oane Det Pinkston shopped in Merciar.
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Nannie Hopewell
Merom
Kivira
Etta Raley
Jarence Kauffman
Arthur Kauffman
John Hopper
Hazel Lorene
Elsie Adams
Sullivan
Fern Raley
Nellie Marbury
al Mathias
Lil Corder
Tressa Hopper
Essie Pethtel
Nora Myers
Riverton Saturgar
Rhoda Lemons
Carl Rogers
James Nash
Joe Rogers
Lee Corder
Ida Bogard
Don Corder
Ellie Trancock
Sig Winnegar
Near Mitchell
Remurn
Lon Wopper
Jiesie Pethiel
Pearl McNabb
Mora Oane Det Pinkston
Merciar
Barthen's Arnica Salve Ad Sparks Drug Ad
Slogan laden ad for Barthen's Arnica Salve claiming it heals cuts burns and sores. Mentions Buecklen's Ar aos pose and keeps bandage at all refus es for burns cuts wounds. Features Joe K. Smock & Son as the publisher with colportage style phrasing.
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Barthen
Lopez
Marilla
N.Y
Buecklen
Joe K. Smock
Miss Emma Brunger Named English Teacher at Carlisle High
Miss Emma Brunger daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephen Brunger has been selected as the teacher of English in the Carlisle high school. John C Chaney delivered an address at Palestine July 4. Mrs E G Carrithers and Mrs R M White are visiting Mudlavia Springs. Mr and Mrs Charles KEK Warren enjoy a week for Point Porpoise where they will spend the remainder of the summer.
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Emma Brunger
Stephen Brunger
Carlisle High School
E.G. Carrithers
R. M. White
Mudlavia Springs
Charles Kek
Warren
Point Porpoise
John C. Chaney
Palestine
6 Figures Show Activity in Sullivan OFL Field
Fragments indicate six figures tied to activity in Sullivan OFL field with unclear context. Further readable details show names and numbers but the full event remains uncertain from the damaged OCR.
Oil Production Summary Sullivan Field June
Figures from leading oil operators show the Sullivan field in June with 400 producing wells. Ohio Oil Company leads with 6.0 percent or more of production, followed by Kennedy Oil, E R T Company, Henderson, Riggs Oliphant, Mars Brothers, Octo, Huckleberry, Morrissey and others. Initial production and total production daily figures are listed along with dry holes and scattered wells.
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Sullivan
Jume
Drs
Herre G59
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Fou
Ohio Oil Company
Ban Kennedy Oil Company
Ilu E.R. T. Company
An Henderson Company O
Riggs-Oliphant Company
Mars Brothers
Octo Company
Huckleberry Company
Morrissey Company Oo
Indiana Coal Output in 1913 Record Short of Peak
Indiana coal production for 1913 totaled 17 185 671 short tons valued at 19 901 881 dollars Edward W Parker of the United States Geological Survey notes a rise of 1 874 55 short tons or 12 8 from 1912 yet still far below the state’s peak output. Weather disruptions from March to April halted mining in parts of Indiana for up to two weeks followed by drought cutting water supply and boosting costs. Machine mining grew to 56 percent of output with 9 634 146 short tons. Productivity per worker rose and total employment increased to 22 235 from 21 651. Fatal accidents rose to 66 from 40 in 1912.
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Edward W. Parker
United States Geological Survey
Ilo
Geological Survey
Indiana
Stitt
Foes
Bureau of Mines
Resigns From Ticket In Clay County Political Row
Ray Rector resigns as a candidate for the 2d district ticket in Clay County. He states he was nominated without solicitation and favors a joint ticket with Republicans to back progressive and business interests, noting a shift from bull moose to progressive republican alignment.
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Brazil
Ind
A. T. Speers
Clay County
Ray Rector
Mwistake
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
Chicago
Bull Moose Party
Visit of Miss Cleta Meredith to Wenatchee Sister
Miss Cleta Meredith of Wenatchee Washington arrived here last Wednesday night to visit her sister Mrs. W. D. Wright. She will remain until September.
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Cleta Meredith
Wenatchee Wash
W. D. Wright
Meredith
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