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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1921)
OK FUEL C MP ANY V ' 1 I, OUAfjITY, cost and availabil ity are the three elements which arel considered in the pur- cnase of any commodity. In the case o'f coal, availability frequently, comes first, for there has notalways been a sufficient supply- to meet all the demands. Quality must necessarily always be considered. - Cost, important as it is, has often, of necessity, had to be over-' looked, for the emergency has many, times compelled-the pur - chasing of available coal of the right quality for a given need refardless of the price. The Union Fuel Company, be cause of the strategic location of its mines, its superior transporta tion facilities and its low operat ing costs, has been able, to a sur , prising degree, to supply its cus tomers and friends with coal of the best quality and'at the lowest prices during the most severe emergencies; Miners and Distributors of Bituminous Coal A COMPANY WITH DEFINITE IDEALS UNITING: Mines of Established Reputation Compactness of Location Unexcelled Transportation Experienced Supervision Efficient Service to Customers MINNESOTA ft WISCONSIN erf stoo A 5 ii I I I ill ROCKw ISLANO Zirjl DES 0 ;0 .V HOC" 5WJBIA, JMWA OK voTOH ,EL0ON CP' Map -Showing Location of Union Fuel Company Mintts and Outlet to Principal Market! rPHE conservative policy of the Icompany has safeguarded the interests of its customers. t i The company has made a fair average profit upon the coal pro duced and has persistently de clined to participate from time to time in tremendous possible profits which might have been obtained at -the expense of its customers. ' V .p. ' . - Owning and operating six well known mines'of established rep utation, with a potential capacity " of 7,000 tons a day, the Union Fuel Company is' quite satisfied .with1 a fair profit per ton and proposes to continue yto merit and hold the confidence and re spect of those with whom it is dealing. - ' . The company invites interviews and correspondence with those desiring to know more of the coafand of the facilities of the company. , ; EXECUTIVE OFFICES LYTTON BUILDING, CHICAGO Telephones: Wabash 3837 and 3838 L. J. PULLIAM, President . , , ' ANDREW STEVENSON, Vice President B. F. BLISS, Auditor : ' OPERATING and SALE OFFICES REISCH BLDG., SPRINGFIELD, ILL. Telephones: Main 4000, 4001 , 4002 and 4003 , . ' G. W. HATCH, Sales Manager H. E. SMITH, General Superintendent L. S. SHORT, Purchasing Agfcnt .. No. 1 NILWOOD, ILL. V No. 2 KEYS, ILL. (TUXHORN).I - MINES LOCATED AT No. 3 AUBURN, ILL. J fNo. 4 ATHENS, ILL. No. 5 SELBYTOWN, ILL. No. 6 GIRARD, ILL. (RIDGE). i