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International Self-Pronouncing Reference Library by Logan (editor) Marshall, 1911-01-01
The Uplift Manual of Necessary Information for Home, School, and Office by Logan (Ed. ) and A Corps Of Experts Marshall, 1911
Sinking of the Titanic and great sea disasters:a detailed and accurate account of the most awful marine disaster in history, constructed from the real ... of safety and life-saving appliances by Logan Marshall, 1980
Good Cheer at Home by Logan Marshall, 1910
The Story of Polar Conquest: The Complete History of Arctic and Antarctic Exploration, Including the Discovery of the South Pole by Amundsen and Scott; ... Discovery of the North Pole by Admiral Peary by Logan Marshall, 2010-02-24
SINKING OF THE TITANIC AND GREAT SEA DISASTERS A Detailed and Accurate Account of the Most Awful Marine Disaster in History, Constructed from the Real Facts As Obtained from Those on Board Who Survived by Logan Marshall, 1912
Paris, a Rand McNally Pocket Guide by Logan (editor) Marshall, 1967
THE TRUE STORY OF OUR NATIONAL CALAMITY OF FLOOD, FIRE AND TORNADO by Logan Marshall, 1905
Fairy tales of all nations: Famous stories from the English, German, French, Italian, Arabic, Russian, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Bohemian, Japanese and other sources by Logan Marshall, 1910
Favorite Fairy Tales
Our National Calamity of Fire, Flood and Tornado : Thrilling Stories with photographs and Sketches by Logan Marshall, 1913
Our National Calamith of Flood Fire and Tornado by Logan Marshall, 1913
THE COMMUNITY CHORUS BOOK CONTAINING SONGS FOR ALL by Carroll - Marshall, Logan Downes, 1918-01-01
THE TRUE STORY OF OUR NATIONAL CALAMITY of Flood, Fire & Tornado The appalling loss of life, the terrible suffering of the homeless, the strggles for safety, & the noble heroism of those who risked life to saved loved ones... by Logan MArshall, 1913-01-01

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Logan VFC - History
15th providing that the hook and ladder truck shall not leave the Logan buildinguntil had been passed at the suggestion of the chief fire Marshall Robert Kline
http://www.loganfire.com/h10.html

Extractions: Hook and Ladder Boys Object to Trailing Behind Other Apparatus September 24, 1928 The Bellefonte Skewer Factory Wiped Out by Fire The Bellefonte skewer factory, located in buildings on South Potter Street, opposite the Atlantic Refining company station, was completely destroyed by fire, between one and two o'clock yesterday morning. The factory was located in two buildings owned by W. R. Shope and the fire started in a small passageway between the buildings, according to the best evidence obtainable. Both buildings were of frame construction and the flames made rapid progress; in fact had made such a start by the time firemen arrived upon the scene that it was impossible to save the plant, and the efforts of the firemen were directed to keeping the fire from spreading to adjoining buildings. At the time of going to press it was impossible to get any figures on the loss sustained by several owners, but it was all insured. The burning of the plant will probably put an end to the skewer factory in Bellefonte.
Marshall McLuhan Links - Professor Bernard Hibbitts
Paul Benedetti and Nancy DeHart, eds., Forward Through the Rearview Mirror ReflectionsOn and By Marshall McLuhan (MIT Press); Robert Logan, The Fifth Language
http://www.law.pitt.edu/hibbitts/mcl.htm

Extractions: Jim Andrews, McLuhan Reconsidered Doug Brent, Oral Knowledge, Typographic Knowledge, Electronic Knowledge: Speculations on the History of Ownership Daniel Chandler, Biases of the Ear and Eye Daniel Chandler, Engaging with Media: Shaping and Being Shaped Daniel Chandler, Technological (or Media) Determinism John December, Characteristics of Oral Culture in Discourse on the Net Michael Doherty, Marshall McLuhan Meets William Gibson in Cyberspace Bernard Hibbitts, Making Sense of Metaphors: Visuality, Aurality and the Reconfiguration of American Legal Discourse Arthur Kroker, Digital Humanism: The Processed World of Marshall McLuhan John Mackenzie, The Slings and Arrows of Outrageous McLuhan Terje Norderhaug and Juliet Oberding, Designing a Web of Intellectual Property Jamie Rowse, Media and the Global Village: Myth or Reality?
Chief Cornstalk
The Aracoma Story, Chief Logan State Park Logan, West Virginia, Late July/EarlyAugust Weekends Time 830 pm, Adults $8 Senior Citizens $7 Children $4, The
http://webpages.marshall.edu/~irby1/shawnee.html

Extractions: The Shawnee are an almost forgotten Native American tribe, although their historical role in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries was significant. I have created this site to provide some basic information about the Shawnee way of life and the history of the People. The Shawnee (or "Shawanwa", meaning "southerner") were the southernmost of the Algonquian tribes. They were a very migrant people, but their villages were found primarily in the Ohio (Skipakicipi) River Valley region, in the present-day states of Virginia, West Virginia, Ohio, and Kentucky. The role of Shawnee men was to hunt game and protect the villages and the People. Shawnee women grew corn and other crops, built the family wegiwas (homes), and cared for the children. The Shawnee were a very religious people, and admired courage and strength above all else. The Shawnee were divided into five sects: The Chillicothe and Thawakila sects were in charge of political matters; the principal chief of the tribe must belong to one of these sects. The Mekoce sect was responsible for religious ceremonies. The
Thirty Pages
LEE, LESLIE, LETCHER, LEWIS, p317.pdf. LINCOLN, LIVINGSTON, Logan, LYON, p318.pdf.MCCRACKEN, MCCREARY, MCLEAN, MADISON, p319.pdf. MAGOFFIN, MARION, Marshall, MARTIN,p320.pdf.
http://www.nass.usda.gov/ky/B2000/thirty.htm

Extractions: ADAIR ALLEN ANDERSON BALLARD p301.pdf BARREN BATH BELL BOONE p302.pdf BOURBON BOYD BOYLE BRACKEN p303.pdf BREATHITT BRECKINRIDGE BULLITT BUTLER p304.pdf CALDWELL CALLOWAY CAMPBELL CARLISLE p305.pdf CARROLL CARTER CASEY CHRISTIAN p306.pdf CLARK CLAY CLINTON CRITTENDEN p307.pdf CUMBERLAND DAVIESS EDMONSON ELLIOTT p308.pdf ESTILL FAYETTE FLEMING FLOYD p309.pdf FRANKLIN FULTON GALLATIN GARRARD p310.pdf GRANT GRAVES GRAYSON GREEN p311.pdf GREENUP HANCOCK HARDIN HARLAN p312.pdf HARRISON HART HENDERSON HENRY p313.pdf
Ruth Enlow Library Of Garrett County, MD
West Virginia Gilmer, Grants, Jefferson, Hampshire, Marshall, Logan, Hardy, Harrison,Mineral, Monongalia, Ohio, Tucker, Pocahontas, Webster, and Preston
http://www.relib.net/census-records.asp

Extractions: Home Online Catalog View My Account Online Databases ... Events 1930 Federal Census Population Schedules Maryland: Garrett County on microfilm 1920 Federal Census Population Schedules Maryland: Frederick, Garrett, and Kent Counties on microfilm West Virginia: Gilmer, Grants, Jefferson, Hampshire, Marshall, Logan, Hardy, Harrison, Mineral, Monongalia, Ohio, Tucker, Pocahontas, Webster, and Preston Counties on microfilm 1910 Federal Census Population Schedules Maryland: Frederick, Garrett and Harford Counties on microfilm West Virginia: Tucker, Wood, Preston, Raleigh, Mercer, Monroe, Mineral, Morgan, Jackson, Lincoln, Hardy, Jefferson, Fayette, Gilmer, Hampshire, Clay, Doddridge, and Grant Counties on microfilm 1900 Federal Census Population Schedules Maryland: Garrett and Harford Counties on microfilm West Virginia: Summers, Taylor, Tucker, Upshur, Preston, Putnam, Fayette, Gilmer, Grant, Greenbrier, Hampshire, Hancock, Hardy, Mercer, and Mineral Counties on microfilm
Pocomoke Squad Wins In Salisbury - Worcester Messenger - Delmarvanow.com
lr) front row Kyle Westbrook, Luke Goldsborough, Justin Morris, Tanner East, JustenBarbierri; back row - Jacob Yaeger, Hunter Marshall, Logan Becker, Micah
http://www.delmarvanow.com/worcester/stories/20040505/359003.html

Extractions: OAS_sitepage = 'news.delmarvanow.com/worcester/index.html'; OAS_listpos = 'Top,Bottom,Right1'; OAS_query = ''; OAS_target = '_top'; pageName = "20040505 - Worcester: Pocomoke squad wins in Salisbury"; edition = "20040505"; /* You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on the next lines. */ var channel="Worcester"; var prop6="specialty"; var prop7="specialty_weekly"; var s_code=' ' Home News Obituaries Entertainment ... Customer Service Partner Sites delawareonline.com delawarebeaches.com USATODAY.com POCOMOKE CITY - The Pocomoke Soccer Club's Under 12 boys' team continued their winning ways by capturing the championship for the 2004 winter/spring season in the competitive division at Nets Soccer Club in Salisbury this past weekend. The team was undefeated during the regular season and were seeded first going into the championship tournament. On Saturday they faced Colonial Mills Homes of Delaware in the championship game. After a tight first half which saw both teams trading goals, the Pocomoke boys opened up in the second half and outscored Colonial Mills by a final score of 9-3.
SELENITEMAN! Sanborn Maps: Oklahoma (OK)
Mangum Greer Co.; Marietta Love Co. ; Marland Noble Co.; Marlow StephensCo.; Marshall Logan Co.; Maud Pottawatomie Co.; Maysville Garvin Co.
http://www.utahice.com/sanborn/OK.htm

Extractions: Sanborn Maps OKLAHOMA Previous Page Home Ada [Pontotoc Co.] Adair [Mayes Co.] Addington [Jefferson Co.] Afton [Ottawa Co.] Agra [Lincoln Co.] Alderson [Pittsburg Co.] Alex [Grady Co.] Altus [Jackson Co.] Alva [Woods Co.] Anadarko [Caddo Co.] Antlers [Pushmataha Co.] Apache [Caddo Co.] Arapaho [Custer Co.] Ardmore [Carter Co.] Arnett [Ellis Co.] Asher [Pottawatomie Co.] Atoka [Atoka Co.] Avant [Osage Co.] Barnsdall [Osage Co.] Bartlesville [Washington Co.] Beaver [Beaver Co.] Beggs [Okmulgee Co.] Bennington [Bryan Co.] Berwyn [Carter Co.] Bethany [Oklahoma Co.] Bigheart [Osage Co.] Billings [Noble Co.] Binger [Caddo Co.] Bison [Garfield Co.] Bixby [Tulsa Co.] Blackwell [Kay Co.] Blanchard [McLain Co.] Blue Jacket [Craig Co.] Boise City [Cimarron Co.] Bokchito [Bryan Co.] Bokoshe [Le Flore Co.] Boley [Okfuskee Co.] Boswell [Choctaw Co.] Boynton [Muskogee Co.] Braggs [Muskogee Co.] Braman [Kay Co.] Bridgeport [Caddo Co.] Bristow [Creek Co.] Britton [Oklahoma Co.] Broken Arrow [Tulsa Co.] Broken Bow [McCurtain Co.] Bromide [Coal Co.] [Johnson Co.] Buffalo [Harper Co. ]
VA Clinic In Logan
Rockefeller. I am told that expanding primary care services into LoganCounty has been a longterm objective of Marshall University. VA s
http://rockefeller.senate.gov/news/2000/pr091400.html

Extractions: September 14, 2000 PRESS CONTACT: LOGAN Rockefeller has been pushing to get Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) health care into this area for some time, and in May, he personally took his concerns to Dr. Thomas Garthwaite, then VA's Acting Under Secretary for Health. "I am delighted that the VA responded to my request and is now ready to provide primary health care services to the veterans living in and around Logan," said Rockefeller. "Too many veterans living in that part of our state have had to travel too far for their VA medical care. Providing veterans the quality health care they deserve means making sure those services are close and convenient. With our veteran population aging, it becomes even more critical to bring VA medical care closer to the communities where our veterans live." As partner with the Department of Family and Community Health at Marshall University's Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine, VA will be providing health care services at the family practice office of Logan physician, Dr. Harry Fortner. Veterans currently enrolled with the Huntington VA Medical Center will be given priority to transfer their primary care to the new clinic through a process that will begin in October.
Logan Education Association Membership Directory
Marshall, BOBBI M, bMarshall@adams.Logan.k12.ut.us. MUIR, COURTNI, cmuir@adams.Logan.k12.ut.us. Marshall,DAVID H, dMarshall@wilson.Logan.k12.ut.us.
http://www.lcsd.logan.k12.ut.us/lea/member.htm

Extractions: ADAMS ELEMENTARY ALDER, CHERYL D calder@adams.logan.k12.ut.us ANDRUS, JILL jandrus@adams.logan.k12.ut.us BODILY, MARY B mbodily@adams.logan.k12.ut.us CARLISLE, DAVID W dcarlisle@adams.logan.k12.ut.us CARLSTON, JANET C jcarlston@adams.logan.k12.ut.us CHILD, BARBARA bchile@adams.logan.k12.ut.us COPENHAVER, KATHY kcopenhaver@adams.logan.k12.ut.us CURTIS, CARRIE D ccurtis@adams.logan.k12.ut.us DOUGAL, KRISTA H kdougal@adams.logan.k12.ut.us EARL, STEVEN searl@adams.logan.k12.ut.us FJELDSTED, HOLLY hfjeldsted@adams.logan.k12.ut.us JENSEN, CANDICE cjensen@adams.logan.k12.ut.us MARSHALL, BOBBI M bmarshall@adams.logan.k12.ut.us MUIR, COURTNI cmuir@adams.logan.k12.ut.us NIEDERHAUSER, BRENDA bniederhauser@adams.logan.k12.ut.us PETERSON, ANNETTE B apeterson@adams.logan.k12.ut.us SELLERS, LINDA lsellers@adams.logan.k12.ut.us SORENSON, LINDA JO lsorenson@adams.logan.k12.ut.us TURPIN, CANDACE cturpin@adams.logan.k12.ut.us WESTENSKOW, SARA
Region II-A Results
110H 1. Tyrone Marshall, Logan, 15.58; 2. Miles Stutes, VC, 15.60;3. John Comeaux, Del, 15.67; 4. Michael Murphy, StM, 16.20.
http://www.theadvertiser.com/sports/html/C87D1485-4A4A-4612-8F04-AE4399A07F69.sh

Extractions: 1. Hanson 75, 2. Delcambre 74, 3. Loreauville 58; 4. Elton 50; 5. East Beauregard 44; 6. Logansport 36; 7. Central Catholic 34; 8. St. Mary 29; 9. Oberlin 27; 10. South Cameron 24; 11. Montgomery 18; 12T. Basile 12; 12T Vermilion Catholic 12; 14. Gueydan 9; 15. Northwood 8; 16. LaSalle 7; 16. Rosepine 7; 18. St. Edmund 2; 10. Merryville 1.
Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: Genealogy Report: Descendants Of William Log
, 2, i. Agnes Marshall 2 Logan, died 01 Oktober 1883. 3, ii. JamesLogan 3 , died 1865 3 . 4, iii. Hart Logan 3 , died 1873 3 . 5, iv.
http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/w/a/r/Maxwell-C-Wardell/GENE2-0001.html

Extractions: i. Agnes Marshall Logan, died 01 Oktober 1883. ii. James Logan , died 1865 iii. Hart Logan , died 1873 iv. Sir William Edmond Logan , born 20 April 1798 in Montreal, Canada ; died 22 Juni 1875 in Llechryd, Wales v. Edmond Logan vi. Henry Logan vii. Elizabeth Logan , died 1876 . She married Abel Lewes Gower ; died 1849 viii. Margaret Logan ix. Mary Logan
FindLaw For Legal Professionals
In any event, the view that Logan s FEPA claim is a constitutionally protected one US134 , 455 US 422, 431 207208, and n. 2 (1974) (Marshall, J., dissenting
http://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/scripts/getcase.pl?court=US&vol=455&invol=422
HeritageQuest.com - Your Leading Resource For Genealogy Data
133144) Counties. T626-534, Illinois 1930 Federal Census Livingston(part), Marshall, and Logan (part) Counties. T626-535, Illinois
http://www2.heritagequest.com/qsearch/qs.asp?s=Illinois&t=Logan&ts=
Dr Craig Marshall
, Illustration 8. Foster, CB, Stephenson, J., Marshall, CP, Greenwood, PF and Logan, GA (2002)A revision of Reduviasporinites Wilson 1962
http://aca.mq.edu.au/People/cmarshal.html

Extractions: Research Members@Macquarie Other members Paul Davies home ... Contact Us The Australian Centre for Astrobiology Dr Craig Marshall Dr Craig Marshall specialises in: Raman spectroscopy of carbonaceous materials; Raman and FTIR spectroscopy of organic and inorganic materials; organic geochemistry of microfossils and hydrothermal systems. Craig is undertaking studies of the kerogen in and around the 1640 Ma McArthur River hydrothermal system to look for changes related to ore fluid and organic matter interaction. The main themes are: 1. Development of a new methodology for determining the organic geochemistry of organic matter in hydrothermal mineral deposits. 2. Establish a relationship between thermal alteration/ degree of oxidation and chemical structure of organic matter in hydrothermal deposits. 3. Determine the role of microbes and organic matter in ore formation.
Camp Logan National Guard Corps Rifle Range
of State in 1947 and thereafter devise the Marshall Plan for the economic recoveryof Western Europe, was assigned as the senior instructor to Camp Logan.
http://dnr.state.il.us/orep/nrrc/cultural/cmpLogan/camplogan.htm

Extractions: Peter Rosin, 1914. Camp Logan was an Illinois National Guard Training Facility that operated between 1892 and the early 1970s. The National Guard, in its present state, is a voluntary military organization dedicated to providing protection to civilians during an emergency within the state and augmenting the US Army during crises of greater magnitude. The training provided at Camp Logan covered handling of small weapons, tactical maneuvers, and other military tasks, but it especially excelled at promoting rifle marksmanship. Historically, the Illinois National Guard grew out of the Illinois Territorial Militia, which provided the manpower against the British and their Indian allies during the War of 1812. After Illinois gained statehood in 1818, the Illinois Militia was formed by state law. Under this act all free white men between ages 18 and 45 were required to join the militia and provide the basic materials for defending the state. This militia was reserved for emergencies and seldom trained.
E-history S Geographic Places In Oklahoma-L
Logan) OK Class Populated Place Casuality Stanley Edward Olmstead (19331965) Sites Debo, Angie, HouseMarshall (Logan) Methodist Church of
http://www.e-history.com/Plac/Plac_USA_OK_L.htm
Logan Pest Control, Logan Home Improvement Projects, Logan House Cleaning, Logan
Home Logan Home. Select your Town Select a Service Coyle Crescent Guthrie LangstonMarshall Meridian Mulhall Orlando Select one.
http://home.respond.com/countyguides/1800000301/OK/083
OK Real Estate In Logan County
Your online guide about OK real estate agencies, agents, brokers and realtors in Logan County, Oklahoma
http://www.housereal.net/USA/Oklahoma/Logan-County/

Extractions: @import "/housereal.css"; Real Estate Local search Agents referrals MLS Home Buying Buyer agents New homes Home Selling Seller agents For sale by owner Rentals Apartments Roommates Vacation rentals Timeshares Building Lands Home builders Investing Foreclosures Real estate investments Financing Mortgage lenders Mortgage calculators Loan calculators Resources Homes Values Moving Home Warranty Real estate news Featured Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington Washington, D. West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Adair Alfalfa Atoka Beaver Beckham Blaine Bryan Caddo Canadian Carter Cherokee Choctaw Cimarron Cleveland Coal Comanche Cotton Craig Creek Custer Delaware Dewey Ellis Garfield Garvin Grady Grant Greer Harmon Harper Haskell Hughes Jackson Jefferson Johnston Kay Kingfisher Kiowa Latimer Le Flore Lincoln Logan Love Major Marshall Mayes McClain McCurtain McIntosh Murray Muskogee Noble Nowata Okfuskee Oklahoma Okmulgee Osage Ottawa Pawnee Payne Pittsburg Pontotoc Pottawatomie Pushmataha Roger Mills Rogers Seminole Sequoyah Stephens Texas Tillman Tulsa Wagoner Washington Washita Woods Woodward Find city Select a city of Logan County to find OK real estate listings in your area:
Charlie Logan/Tampa Bay Radio Column By Bob Andelman
He came on particularly strong in the last year or so even as thenPD Tom Marshallwas stalling out. Logan made little-known and rarely heard local bands hip
http://www.andelman.com/ARTICLES/charlielogan1991-players.html
NetSec 2004
Computing. Prior to accepting the appointment at Marshall, Dr. Loganwas Associate Professor at Weber State University in Ogden Utah.
http://www.cmpevents.com/CSINS04/a.asp?option=G&V=3&id=248685

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