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The December 15 issue reports local drillers forming profit-sharing groups funded by United Producers and Standard Oil, with about 300000 dollars in reserve for contractors and workers. It notes auditing issues with Mr Dunkle, decayed animal remains near the P. and E. depot, and social events in Clarendon including weddings and a charity ball. The column from Columbus warns of a national library swindle, and political notes discuss New York’s influence on 1888 presidential prospects and Land and timber deals around Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notty Clavenwoy
Thia Boro
United Producers
Standard Oil Company
Dunkie
Gas Association
Dunkle
Old Clarendon
M. Titus
Tarport
Smith Titus
California
Brownhose
Corwen Hook and Ladder Company
Clarendon Orchestra
Henry House
John Lemmer
Driscoll’s News and
Amult
Shank & Emil
Titusville
W. B. Benedict
Dunham Run
Struthers, Wells & Co
Warren
Spencer House
Spencers House
Charley
EK. P. Landas
Tunnville
Rabbita
Landur
Landas
P. L
M.e.church
John Wright
Congress
Allison
John Wales
Charley J. D. M
ColumBus
National Library Company
National Circulating Library
New York
Labor Organization
Prohibitionists
Civil Service Mugwumps
Andrew Jackson
Cleveland
Hill
Blains
Hiscock
Congressman Belden
Senate
Miller
Morton
Evarts