New Company Formed Takes Over Coyote Stock
Camarillo California August 22 1922 a new corporate reorganization shifts control of the Randsburg Silver Mining Company The action creates a larger capital stock through an Arizona corporation intended to finance continued mining operations and issue more shares for sale
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Coyote Stock
John C. Wray
Camarillo
Ventura County
Arizona
California
Los Angeles
Cal
Randsburg Silver Mining Company
Capital Stock Co al
Road upkeep funded by vehicle taxes and durable surfacing
The article argues road durability hinges on traffic protection for rigid bases and prolonged wear. It proposes using vehicle taxes to fund maintenance and suggests asphaltic cushions or shock absorbing concrete as final methods to extend road life for taxpayers.
Tariff Bill Carries Almond Schedules Begun in Conference
In Washington on August 19 the tariff bill moves to conference with a 5 and 15 cent almond schedule urged by California Almond Growers. The House approved 4 and 12 cent almonds, while the Senate raised to 5 and 15 after the Almond Growers Exchange argued higher costs in California versus southern Europe.
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Washington
Conference
California
House
Senate
California Almond Growers Exchange
Senate Finance Committee
Europe
California Almond Growers Exchange Opens 1922 Harvest
Sacramento reports the California Almond Growers Exchange announces the 1922 almond harvest season. The first shipment arrives at the warehouse from M. A. Geddings of Porterville, marking the season start.
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Sacramento
California Almond Growers Exchange
M. A. Geddings
Porterville
Fan Turning to Stone Dies in Pittsfield
James Burke of Pittsfield Massachusetts died aged nine years after an insect bite infection began a gradual transformation of his body into stone. The condition, noted since 9 years ago, ended with his death today.
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Pittsfield
Mass
James Burke
Berlin restaurant near riot over Deutschland Uber Alles
A near riot erupted in a Berlin restaurant as the orchestra played Deutschland Uber Alles Communists halted the performance and led singing of the Internationale until late morning reflecting postwar tensions and political divisions.
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Berlin
Turlock Irrigation District to Start Power System Prelims
Turlock Irrigation District plans preliminary work on an electric power system this week with completion set for January. The project aims to lay groundwork for the district’s future electrical infrastructure in Turlock.
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Turlock
Turlock Irrigation
Two Miners Killed When Bucket Falls in Shaft
Randsburg August 23 A runaway bucket in the Silver Hoard shaft killed two miners working at the shaft bottom this morning. Names not released in telegram. A big Fox lease change is noted and Foster Group assays show good results. The Mispah mine is making a strong showing with reported thirty dollar ore in the winter three foot ledge. A fuller report will appear in the next issue. Mrs Boreham plans to leave for Ohio Sunday and is a major stockholder in Yellow Aster.
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Randsburg
Fox
Foster Group
Winte
Richardson Statement Read In Page Two Middle Column
The article reports Richardson’s remarks appearing in the middle column of page two, noting the context and any immediate reactions seen among readers and attendees. It preserves the source’s tone and identifies where the statement is printed.
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Richardson
Lord Northcliffe Dies in London
Viscount Lord Northcliffe a powerful publisher and influence on British cabinets died in London. A youth editor at 17 he owned and published the London Times and Daily Mail and shaped public opinion during the war era with David Lloyd George. He reportedly owned about 60 periodicals with a vast circulation.
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London
Viscount Lord Northcliffe
Viscount Northcliffe
London Times
Daily Mail
David Lloyd George
England
Rapid advances in bovine tuberculosis eradication
The U S Department of Agriculture recalls that eradication was nearly impossible a decade ago due to slow subcutaneous tests. New methods ophthalmic and intradermal now allow sweeping cleanups of counties in weeks with smaller teams. The key challenge remains finding diseased cattle and removing them quickly to halt spread.
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United States Department of Agriculture
County Egg-Laying Contest Inspires Poultry Feeding Changes
Sonoma county extension workers report a mortality under 10 percent for hens in last year’s egg laying contest and a 176 eggs per hen average over 364 days. The health record and feeding formula used in the contest prompt many local poultrymen to adopt similar methods. Estimated half of area poultrymen have changed feeding methods in five years due to extension work influence.
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Sonoma County
Calif
United States Department of Agriculture
Irish Leader Griffith Dies of Heart Attack
Dublin August 12 Arthur Griffith a leading figure of the Irish Free State died today of a heart attack as the rebellion against the government he helped establish was being stamped out. A signer of the treaty with Great Britain he matched wits with Lloyd George and had risen from editor to international prominence for opposing British rule in Ireland. He had just recovered from influenza.
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Dublin
Arthur Griffith
Ireland
Griffith
Boulder Dam Advocacy by Congressman Johnson and Me
A congressman promotes Boulder Dam and All-American Canal legislation as essential for Southern California. He argues flood control for Imperial and Palo Verde valleys, huge agricultural growth, $150 million annual value, and vast power to spur industry, jobs, and regional development. He urges sending Senator Johnson back to finish the fight and secure federal support.
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Congress
California
Johnson
Imperial Valley
Palo Verde Valley
Colorado River
Boulder Dam
Orient
South America
Southwest
Senate
Senator Johnson
Hiram Johnson
Auto crash tale from Barstow man in Plainview News
J F Gunthrope recounts an auto accident near Barstow High School with survivors noting a miracle they escaped unharmed. He highlights kindness from Mrs Williams who traveled 75 miles to visit Mrs Gunthrope and baby Marjorie, seeing their improving condition and hopeful recovery.
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J. F. Gunthrope
Barstow
Plainview News
Pierce County
Nebraska
Williams
Mary Connor
Polytechnic High School
Los Angeles
Steve Vihel
Bakersfield
Gibbs
Ludlow
Vihel
al. Green
Phoenix
Barstow civic notes and local happenings summary
Barstow voters face next Tuesday election while 500 registrations are counted. Local moves include families relocating from Virginia City and Mojave, a Barstow marriage, and a coroner inquest in San Bernardino. Business listings note a restaurant for sale and a 60 dollar daily average, with an auction and real estate bargain offer nearby.
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Barstow
San Bernardino
Lloyd E. Tiernan
Ireland’s President Killed in Rebel Attack
Ireland’s president Michael Collins, leader of the Irish Free State, was shot and killed by rebels on Tuesday, plunging the government into crisis and prompting widespread condemnation abroad.
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Michael Collins
Irish Free State
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