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Lumber and coal industry; creating and sustaining towns such as ""Carson, Louisiana"", ""Keith, Louisiana"", and Bonanza, Arkansas
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Co-founder of Keith and Perry Coal Company; Owner of Central Coal and Coke Company
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died
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, Anna Boarman
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