Missing Link Lode Mining Claim Filed in Arizona Territory
G A Whiteford files for United States patent on the Missing Link lode mining claim in Pinal County Arizona Territory. The tract lies near Mineral Creek six miles north of Kelvia at the Gila confluence. Discovery shaft 35 feet deep, bearings and survey data tied to Vindicator and Parson lodes. Public notice warns adverse claimants to file within the statutory period.
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Tucson
Arizona
United States
G. A. Whiteford
Ploteave
Vaal County
Arizoon
Pinal County
Les Wade
Ior Tresor
Burbank and
Parson Lodes
US Locus
Burbank
Mineral Creek
Bside
Clainy
Nenad
Smiall Bluff
Parson Lode
Jarvey
Sur
Wotal
Rb& Mio
Pinal Co
Arizona Territory
Kelvia
Gila River
Register of
The
United States Land Obicent
Pima County
Milton BR
MOORE
Register
First Publication
Ilentiwal
Sue Creek
Dunham Lode
Arixom
Runham Lode
Vinal County
Register of the United States Land Uilite
Tucsonima
Milton H. Moore
Rubber from greasewood touted as Arizona substitute
The Phoenix Republican notes scientists claim greasewood sap and bark can yield a flexible brown gum like India rubber. Process involves braising, solvent treatment with carbon disulphide, drying, washing, and vulcanization with sulfur. Also cited is Dr Hoff’s claimed consumption cure formula and Ferry seed catalog promotion urging crop cultivation.
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Phoenix Republican
Amurt Scientific
Arizona
Scientific American
India
Best
Mined Claims for Salt Winning Patent in Arizona Territory
Mining application No 755 in Pinal County Arizona describes a salt winning claim including a discovery shaft, a 800 foot wide workings area, and a claim plat on file. It details bearings, distances, and corner markers with references to mineral bearing zones, witness corners, and location descriptions for the United States patent filing.
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Pinal County
Arizona
United States
Nates
Thoann
U S. Lon
W.C
Erin
S&l
Aronaside
Seed Time and Harvest
Seed time prompts serious thoughts on harvest value and crop results. The passage cautions farmers about aggressive seed sellers and fraudulent claims on price and quality, urging reliance on experience to guide decisions.
Pine Needle Oil Promises Forest Fragrance in a Bottle
A New York World report describes a pine needle essential oil made in Oregon's factories. The oil allegedly aids insomnia and throat and lung troubles, with pine fragrances lingering in beds and fabrics. Needle harvest runs April and October, paid workers strip needles from young trees, and byproducts include elastic fiber for mattresses.
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New York World
Oregon
Germany
Americas
Forestry Department
Maine Laundry Tales and Island Summer Life
A narrator recalls summer in Maine with a talkative laundry agent in port towns, mishaps with missing items, and friendly banter on the wharf. The piece intertwines college-age locals, education, and seaside community quirks with dishes like lobwurst and blueberry cake.
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Staine
New York
Maine
Portland
Boston
Cottege
Parson
Taim
Hamburg
Torehon
Ferro
Cottaze
Alice
Alette
Seedless Watermelons Credited to Col orado Statesman Swink
A cleo of seedless watermelons is claimed to be discovered by ex Senator Swink of Rocky Ford Colorado. The report says he spent years testing seeds and finally produced a true seedless melon shown by a 20 pound specimen. The discovery is said to thrill Black and white populations alike and boost sales from Colorado to New York and California.
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Colorado
Swink
The
New York
Rocky Ford
Col
California
Censtor
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Landan
Hof
Ferry
D.M. Perry & Co
D. M. Ferry & Co
Detroit
Mich
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HAAS BARUCH @ CO
Los Angeles
Cal
Southern Pacific Co
SE PoaNscos Tiara Daily Moving Palaces
E.O McCormick
San Francisco
Eral Parsrawer
DEA
A. Wierwiah
Baltimore
Hattroom
Dhal
Leanne
Alor
Proatrery
U. S
Ryman
Ida
Agar High
Tia
Ays
Grees
Colorado Statesman
Milhman
Free Press
Cordova
Treres
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