Oil and Gas Development Notes Across Kanawha County
Oil and Gas Development notes detailed drilling activity across Kanawha and surrounding counties. Multiple companies including United Fuel Gas, Philadelphia Gas, and Columbus Producing report test wells, gas sands, oil shows, and variable profitability, with operations spanning Wetzel Doddridge and Washington counties and fields such as Burning Springs and Blue Creek.
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Gusserg
Doddridge
Milton
South Penn Oil Company
R. W
Gollen
Harper
Opie County
Algema Oil
Pith Creek
Aren Ani
Philadelphia
Goma
Mons
Vdhimng
Burning Springs
Wirt
Roberts Brothers
Rathbone
Baarbeen
Blue Creek
Mir
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Ohio
Vilna
Belrs
Henry A. Sampson
Guzen Oil Company
Geilateaton
Richards Coal
Columbus
Willams 'Coal
Sandy
Kanawha County
Waltea Pual Gas Company
Rockefeller Mines Mediation Talks Stir Miner Grievances
Rockefeller and Colorado Fuel and Iron officials meet with miner grievance representatives at Fremont mine amid mediation efforts. John R. Dawson, jailed labor leader, denounces a substitute system while Rockefeller claims the company does not care if miners join the Trinidad Workers union. Rockefeller plans further meetings with grievance representatives and union members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Fremont
Directimede Salidn
Elie Colorado
Pueli
Icon Companyi
Sthem
John
R. Wawson
Trinidad
David GriMtus
Colorado Nel
Tron
Etalé
Rouse
Tristad
Volon
Rockvale
Ava
Wnion
Rough row payment terms in Anglo French five year note
The document outlines tentative terms for a joint Anglo French five year note. It states a maximum amount of 600 million dollars to be covered and a five percent interest rate offered to investors. The text notes uncertainty in yield calculations and appears to be a fragmented OCR from a financial report.
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Peabori
Fens
Walla
Swith
Mannington
Mars Jone Fe
Penn
Pba
Wil Sandepand
Disa Distr
Fessjtan
Salem College Opens Twenty Eighth Annual Session
The article notes Salem College’s twenty eighth annual term begins with chapel attendance and a welcome of new faculty. It lists new teachers Professor Trareloff, Professor Pojshdyeyho, Miss Hawkhess, Mrs Polin, and Mrs Pelth along with enrollment figures over one hundred forty and planning for expanded programs in art and music. It also mentions a Salem tabernacle event with evangelistic meetings, a parade, and community attendance.
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Salem College
Mhos
Trareloff
Pojshdyeyho Will Fil
Poultry market chatter and price notes from a 19th century listing
A jumble of poultry prices and trade notes appears, mentioning fowls and turkeys, dressed meat, and flour with scattered figures and terms. The text hints at market prices, advances, and provisions but is garbled, making exact items and dates unclear.
Pittsburgh Teas and meat market notes at busy fair
A garbled OCR style clipping lists places in Pittsburgh and surrounding area with references to teas, meat, and local vendors. It mentions dates, stalls, and prices in scattered fragments, including entries like 4.0107 YG and 25002 30, alongside names such as Tony and Oxtus pled. The legible bits imply a fair or market schedule with vendor names and prices rather than a cohesive story.
Missing delegation member appointed by the state to attend conferences
General Angeles Hhs deserted from the cons Venton army and the released General Raoul Madero will head the commission. The report says the delegation’s other member was Raoul Madero who was detained on the border and later released by military authorities while en route to El Puno to discharge his duties.
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Angeles
Venton
el Puno
Gentrali
Raoul Madero
Willl
Washinkton
Aberléi
Unclear OCR Note With Disjointed Text Fragments
The readable fragments reference a court or legal action involving Somers and an attorney Labor, with numbers and names such as Guillermo Darrgrad and 34) neinben. The surrounding garbled text mentions emergency and labor, seats, and a maritime or police context, but no coherent events or outcomes emerge.
Fragmentary urban report yields limited named details
A damaged OCR fragment mentions people and places but provides no coherent events. Names like An and Washington appear unclear, with scattered references to dates and roles. The text lacks a discernible incident, outcome, or context suitable for a fuller summary.
Still Taken in Mercer County Whiskey Raid
Still taken at Huntington area during a Friday night raid by United States Marshal Willem Ostonne and deputies. Two prisoners, Charles I Grahim and Dennis Woods, were arrested. one still and several hundred gallons of mash and whiskey apparatus seized. Wood and Gratwm were wanted for months. another pair escaped. Officers reported six hundred gallons of mash and forty gallons in a gorge, with numerous illicit distillers active in the Mercer county area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntingdon
Sophise
Stilai
Math
Kinglings
Charles I Grahim
Dennis Woods
Inva Paldii
Mercer County
United’ States
Martial Willem
Ostonne
Ra'Ve Saris
Tontgat
Bird MeHrida
Huntington City
Marstinl Osborne
Meat cattle shipped from Gore farm to New York
Part of a shipment from Bar tton county shows two carloads of crossed Herefords and Short Horns sent to New York Friday and Saturday. The cattle were shaded at Wilsonburg and averaged high quality for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartton County
New York
Gore
Wilsonburg
Unclear fragmentary OCR names state race described
The readable text lists names such as Hose Hon Wes and Schaffner with scattered references to a West location and a long wall. It mentions visits to Wyoming and Missouri, plus Neale Schults and others in a partial, noncoherent sequence of fragments.
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Tligab
Schaffner
Ol Haywood
Wyoming
Cotpado
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