Calgary capitalists buy salt lake near Senlac Saskatchewan
Five Calgary businessmen bought a 287 acre lake known as Dead Sea in Saskatchewan and faced laughter from nearby farmers. The water tests show 53 to 66 percent salt, possibly the world’s saltiest body. They aim to extract salt with a solar plant, planning 10 tons daily now and 600 tons later, to supply packing and livestock needs, with salt deposits feeding fresh production and independence from Utah imports.
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Senlac
Saskatchewan
Calgary
Dead Sea
Palestine
Great Salt Lake
Utah
Canada
Yast
Aided Northwest Farmers to Increase Alfalfa Crops
Oregon and Washington farmers boosted alfalfa yields by applying sulfur fertilizer. County agents and agricultural college specialists led demonstrations across Deschute, Jackson, Klamath, Josephine, and Wallowa counties. In Deschute 285 tons cost $14,000, yield gain $120,000. Jackson 277 tons cost $13,000, gain $110,000. Klamath 95 tons cost $5,400, gain $40,000. First trials began in 1912, with rapid expansion through county agents and practical farmers.
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Oregon
Washington
Wall
Agricultural College
Deschute County
Jackson County
Klamath County
Josephine
Wallowa
Suit prices down one third at factory
Rochester apparel makers cut wholesale prices on men’s Fall and Winter suits by 33 to 40 percent, with spring lines 30 percent below last year. The cuts take effect immediately as large stocks of unsold winter suits exist, while overcoats are not plentiful.
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Rochester
N. Y
National Association of Manufacturing Clothiers
Frances Doherty Wins Clark County Clerk Race
Mrs Frances Doherty publisher of the Goodsprings Gazette wins the Clark County Clerk election with 791 votes against 616 for her opponent. The Carson City News notes the win comes on a Republican ticket in a county that supported Democratic candidates in the Presidency Senator and Congress.
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Frances Doherty
The
Goodsprings Gazette
Clark County
Why Shoes Are Getting To Be Cheaper
A financial weekly argues shoe prices fall due to weak demand and broad reports on hides and skins. It notes declines from May, retailers slow to clear stock, and prices for common lines dropping substantially, signaling a broader cheaper footwear trend.
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Dan
Daily Press
Western Association of Shoe Wholesalers
St. Louis
Allied
Predictions on shoe prices prompt consumer buying
Newspaper predictions on shoe price jumps prompt consumers to buy more footwear while some retailers lag in restocking. The public seeks clarity on industry conditions as trade spokesmen offer contradictory statements, risking obscured real facts.
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Wny
T Cai Hae Toon
Silk king develops supersilk worm with multicolor cocoons
Dr. Vartan K. Osigian of New Orleans, nicknamed the silk king of the south, claims to have created the supersilk worm. It reportedly spins cocoons twice as large as ordinary ones and in eighteen colors using a secret process. Osigian, an Armenian native who naturalized as a U.S. citizen years ago, is cited as the innovator behind this marvel of science.
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Vartan K. Osigian
New Orleans
South
Osigian
Armenia
United States
Wages in Fall River Mills Won’t Be Cut
Fall River Mass November 16 193? Wages of 35000 operatives in the cotton mills will stay at the six month scale after an agreement reached today by manufacturer and employee representatives.
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Fall River
Mass
Sheep Down in Price
Shippers report six month old lambs at about 4.50 to 4.75 dollars each with slightly lower prices for ewes, according to the Winnemucca Star.
Nevada Transportation Company Eyes Daily Eureka Train
J E Sexton urges the public to support a six day service by the Nevada Transportation Company in Eureka. He notes wages fell from about $7000 annually to under $100 monthly after Parcels Post use, and warns the service may revert to tri weekly unless the express is continued and the post office department challenged to add a stage line.
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Nevada Transportation Company
Eureka
Post Office Department
Nevada Transportaton Company
J. E. Sexton
Nevara Transportation Company Notice Bulletins
Nevara Transportation Company issues Bulletin No 2 under The Railroad Act of 1920. It states that from July 1 1920 no carrier by rail may deliver freight until all tariff charges are paid. Agents must follow the mandate or face prosecution. J E Sexton General Manager oversees.
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J. E. Sexton
Suit for specific performance of mining claim contract
The State of Nevada to defendants in Eureka County Nevada. You are summoned to appear within ten days if served in county or twenty days if served out of county, within the judicial district, and within forty days in all other cases. Plaintiff seeks judgment for specific performance of a contract made June 19 to convey the Uncles Sam Consolidated Lode Mining Claim to the plaintiffs as assignees of C. B. Batchelder. R. McCharles, Clerk. Eureka Nevada October 18 1920. Published October 23 1920. Last publication December 4 1920.
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Nevada
John
Capron
Batchelder
Uncle Sam Consolidated Lode
Eureka Mid District
County of
Eureka
Notice to Creditors Turner Deceased Administrator
Notice announces C W Ruden appointed administrator of G W Turner estate on November 10 1920. Creditors must file claims with vouchers and statutory affidavit within forty days from first publication with the court clerk. Reynolds and Eather attorneys for administrator. First publication Nov 13 1920 last publication Dec 11 1920.
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Turner
G. W.turner
C. W. Ruden
Reynolds & Eather
Notice on Demurrage Charges by Novads Transportation
The Novads Transportation Company gives notice that beginning January 1, 1920, demurrage on all cars held over free time will be charged. A draft seven and seton.
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Novads Transportation Company
Seeton
Waterworks description near Boundary with stock watering use
J G Scrugham State Engineer notes conveyance of water rights on the Bebtender area using pipes and troughs along South Boundary from a 19th district line. Water is for stock watering and domestic use, with prohibition on stream diversion. Publication dates show October 33, 1920 to November 20, 1930.
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Bebtender
Acin
J. G. Scrugham
Water Notice of Permit Application by Jiggs Resident
Notice dated September 20 1920 according to Statutes of 1919 Section 59 Chapter 94. Goyeneche of Jiggs Nevada seeks permission to appropriate public waters from Goyeneche Spring No 1 for stock watering and domestic use. Point described with bearings and distances. limits 10 feet six inches? pipes and troughs. Date of last publication November 30 1920.
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Acnee
Jaylar Goyensche
Ieee
Ths
Nevada
Bcrugham
State Raginosr
Goyeneche
Jiggs
South Bee
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Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank District No
Thos. S. Robinson & CO
Bush St
San Francisco
SAN Francisco Stock Exchange
Verdi Lumber Company
Elko, Nevada
Edna C. Plummer
Corporation and General Law
Main Street
Eureka, Nevada
Court House
W. H. Brennen
Plummer Block
A. E. Belanger
Europa Hotel
M. Clute
Geological
Sentinel Building
Clarence Johnson
C. O
Algatres
Selby
Felden Place
Kearny
Sam Francie
R. E Tilden
U. 8
Winnemucce Nevada
Nevara Transportation CO
Tarbesore
Meredi Th
Myer
Bareka
Plaintif
R. McCharl&s
Third Judicial District Court
State of
Bureka
Officer & CO
West Temple
Salt Lake City
Elko Light Machinery
Adolph Biancani
Commercial
St. P. O
Elko
Elko-Eureka
Mayer Hotel
Auto Transportation CO
Europa Cafe
K. Morse
Western Electric Power
W. H. Supp
Eureka, Lander, Elko, White Pine and
Lincoln Counties
Box 92
Wells, Nevada
Stockgrowers ‘and Ranchers’ Bank OF Reno
Henderson Banking CO
Cunard Line
Oldsmobile
Milner & Bartley Corner
Kelley & Rebalesti
Draying
B.A. Laird
Julius Minoletti
Elko Paint Shop CO
J. D. Lewis
P. O. Box
Beatific Lodge NO. 7
K. of FP
A. W. Oc. Ae K. of
A. A. Scrugham
Oute
State
Eureka Mining District
Hotia
Bureke
Sesssor of
Burka
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