Daggett Reduction Company Forms for Mojave Mining
Articles of incorporation filed for the Daggett Reduction company planning extensive mining in the Mojave desert. Incorporators include Walter P. Hubbard Springfield Mass Fred A. Story Boston A A Turner Barstow N K Millett G Marston Leonard Springfield H Raymond Brown Boston Phil M Chandler Los Angeles. Capitalization set at 100000 dollars with Eastern capital to back the project. Millett noted as a well known mining expert.
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Daggett Reduction Company
Mojave Desert
Walter P. Hubbard
Springfield
Mass
Fred A. Story
Boston
A. A. Turner
Barlstow
N. K
Oatman Growth Spurred by Desert Engineers and Camp Development
Mr A B Hall M E toured Barstow returning from Oatman where he said the camp will grow steadily with heavy development by reliable companies. He warned it is deep work requiring 1000 feet of hard rock drilling and strong financial backing. The camp attracts job seekers and dubious characters, while saloons and red light districts are trouble in the boom. Washington Star quip on truth contrasts fiction. Music origin traced to Egyptian priests and St Cecilia noted as patroness.
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A. B. Hall
Barstow
Oatman
Nall
Desert
California
Nevada
Arizona
Hall
Palestine
Egypt
St. Cecilia
New Process for Pure Iron Promises Big Savings
Doctor Trygve Yensen of the University of Illinois reports a method to produce electronically refined iron by vacuum fusion. The process could save electrical industries about 15,000,000 annually. No patent will be filed to share benefits. purity and magnetic permeability exceed previous irons, with further gains when alloyed with silica.
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Yensen
Placer Strike Reported Near Visalia Calif Gold
J W Wilson an Arizona miner and partner of Fred Colter disclosed a placer gold strike on White river fifty miles southeast of Visalia Tulare county. The operation yielded from 60 cents to 4 per bucket with rumors of a $75 000 lease offer in Grizzly Gulch. Surveyors estimate $50 000 in the first level with indications of three levels of gold.
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J. W. Wilson
Arizona
Fred Colter
Ariz
White River
Visalia
Tulare County
Wilson
Grizzly Gulch
Fragmented Newspaper Quotes on Humor and Liberty
A collage of quips from the Chicago Herald, Atlanta Constitution, and Harper's Magazine. Jokes touch on size and vanity with a Georgia philosopher urging restraint, and a hotel proprietor debating publishable views.
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Harper’s
Quarrels and Color Lines in Old Sayings and Film Spoofs
A collection of wry lines and snatches about quarrels, cinema, and social color lines. It notes a 250 mile battle front in three reels and mentions sugar beet yields as affected by improper thinning.
Selecting a Beef Bull for Herd Improvement
A historical note on choosing bulls stresses a broad deep body, straight top and underline, blocky constitution, and tall head carriage. Avoid narrow chests and flat ribs. prefer registered bulls to ensure purity and value, with emphasis on head shoulders and hair for masculinity.
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J. W. Carpenter
Mississippi Station
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NEWS
Daggett Reduction
Millett
Washington Star
Process Sones
Johnny
William
Chicago Herald
Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
Solomon
Europe
Louisville Courier-Journal
City Paper & Paint Co
F. S. Foy, Met
Sunset
E Street
San Bernardino
Cal
J. Dale Zents
Peoples
M. Spellman General
Amboy
Calif
Barstow Drug Store
Layne & Bowler
Layne & Bowler, Corporation
Los Angeles
A. G. Kendall
E. Bagley
A. L. Drew
Fred C. Denw
Farmers Exchange National Bank of San Bernardino
John Andreson
I. H. Curtis
A. A. Cox
George Frost
B. F. Bledsoe
Marco H. ,Hellman
S. E. Bagley
Pomona Manufacturing CO
Pomona, Cal
GEO. M. Cooley Co
Pacific Metal Life Insuance CO. of
C. W Monahan
Third St
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