Olds development plan and gas belt mining notes
The article outlines plans to sink two mining shafts starting in spring to feed a gas belt project, with Cavins and Sullivan tied to political appointments and local law practice. It also reports the death of Jet Pinkston, mother of Zimmerman, aged about 79, with funeral arrangements at Zimmerman Chapel and city cemetery.
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Olds
Mpany
Jet Pinkston
Zimmerman
Oviook
Elwood
Zimmerman Hock
J. A. Dunkel
Jon
Residan
George Zim Iwood
Hearst Eyes White House in Yellow Journalism Boom
Washington dispatch reports William R Hearst renews presidential ambitions after a Columbus Ohio Lincoln day banquet discourse. Bryan attended but did not publicly endorse. Hearst plans to delegate political work while facing past criticisms and Lipton like cartoons.
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Washington
William R. Hearst
Columbus
Ohio
Budd
California
William Jennings Bryan
Hearst
Congress
New York
Califoonia
McKinley
Democratic Party
Rural Free Delivery Orders New Route Start Date
An order from the Department directs Rural Free Delivery routes No 1 and No 2 to begin Wednesday April 1 1908. Patrons should obtain box service now and place boxes for carriers to reach without dismounting. Boxes must meet requirements. roads along routes should be kept passable. carriers start at 730 am and return by 3 00 pm. W R Nespit postmaster announces.
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Sept. of
R. Nespit
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Department of Commerce
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Department
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Lday Yinner
Rebecca A
Horage Edwards
Pleasantville
John Blevins
Hing
Arch
Isaac Douth- Ben Cleveland
Ith
John 2
Kate Collins
Mabel Douthit
Fay Douthitt
Clara E. Spencer
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Ie Spencer
Dan W. H. Crowder
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Rs. Willis Benefield
Mon
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Reullivan
Washington Gossip
William Randolph Hearst
White House
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Bryan
Taggart
Indiana
Kansas City
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Cushman
Colorado
Denver
Allen Briggs Seaman
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