United Limestone

United Limestone, also known as the United Limestone Company, is an Indiana-based limestone mining company with its headquarters in ███████████, Indiana. The president from 1925 to 1946 was Peter Hedgewater, whose family owned the Lemon Quarry for generations. When Martin of the Indiana Limestone Corporation obtained the title to the quarry, Hedgewater worked with JJ Matherson of Matherson's Music to destroy Martin, his business, and his hometown.
It is unknown if United Limestone still operates today, though it is likely that it does.
==History ==
===Early===
Peter Hedgewater founded United Limestone in 1925, his family having owned the Lemon Quarry for generations. Hedgewater made United Limestone's headquarters in ███████████, Indiana, where most of United Limestone's operations were spearheaded.
In 1934, a man named Martin of the Indiana Limestone Corporation acquired the title to the Lemon Quarry. This deeply angered Hedgewater, who wrote a scathing letter to Martin on 21 August. There, he declared that he would retrieve another copy of the title and arrest him, before "scorch[ing] the earth so thoroughly in ███████ that [Martin's] grandchildren [would] feel the heat."Entry Page: 2812
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Hedgewater soon requested a specialized record player from JJ Matherson of Matherson's Music, even sending several United Limestone staff to assist Matherson in this endeavor. By late November, the record player was finished, with Matherson writing to Hedgewater on the 30th to inform him of the completion, as well as to express his pleasure in regard to working with him. This record player would eventually be delivered to the Limestone Business Center in ███████, Indiana, which caused the dissolution of the ILC by some means. 
=== Aftermath===
Peter Hedgewater was no longer the President of United Limestone by 1946, with the company implied to still be active today.
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*Entry Page: 2812
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