Consolidated Mining to Pay 5 Dollar Bonus and Dividend
Spokane report States Consolidated Mining and Smelting will pay a 5 percent semi annual dividend and a $5.2 share bonus to stockholders of record December 30. The total payout equals 3 184 145 dollars, same as last June, reflecting strong property output and management during metal price depressions. The Trail smelter and Sullivan mine bolster operations employing thousands with ongoing plant improvements and fertilizer project at Trail.
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Spokane
Wash
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company
Montreal
Trail
Thich
Gest
Sullivan
Juries Not Universal Across Nations
Several nations lack jury trials like the United States and Britain. France abolished juries in civil cases and Germany reformed its judiciary to remove juries in nearly all cases.
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United States
France
Germany
Woolgrowers to Have Special Rates for Boise Convention
Joel L. Priest of Union Pacific secures special travel rates for sheepmen attending the 36th Annual Idaho Wool Growers Association convention in Boise. Tickets go on sale after January 5 at a fare and a half round trip. convention runs January 8 to 10 with travel validity to the 12th. Dr. M. G. Neale, president of the University of Idaho, will address January 9. Idaho highlights its Moscow university linked to livestock, farming, forestry and mines.
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Joel L. Priest
Union Pacific Railroad
M.o.claar
Idaho Wool Growers Association
Boise
Claar
M. G. Neale
University of Idaho
Idaho
Moscow
Idaho Sheepmen
Neale
Sacagawea Spelling Corrected by Board
Helena Mont December 20. The name of the Indian woman who guided the expedition to the Pacific Ocean in 1805 should be spelled Sacagawea not Sacajawea. The United States Geographic Board ruled the decision based on pronunciation and the spelling in the Lewis and Clark journal.
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Helena
Mont
Pacific Ocean
United States Geographic Board
Leyis-and Clark- Journal
Local nuptials in Kemmerer unite Hurelck and Shunk
Two popular local youths Edw. Hurelck of Kemmerer and Violet Shunk of Glencoe wed at the Methodist parsonage in Kemmerer with Rev. Frank W. Bretnall officiating. Attendants were Mike Sawaya and Marie Burt. Hurelck, Lincoln County garage employee and former K H S class of 28 basketball star, is son of Fred and wife, longtime Kemmerer residents. The couple plans to live in Kemmerer.
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Kemmerer
Frank W. Bretnall
Edw. Hurelck
Violet Shunk
Glencoe
Mike Sawaya
Marie Burt
Lincoln County Garage
Fred Hamerick
Paris
Idaho
Ruling Says Idaho Enforcements Not Affected
New Jersey federal court rules will not affect Idaho prohibition enforcement. U S attorney Hoyt E Ray cites Idaho bone dry laws and notes actions hinge on Supreme Court. Judge Runyon declines to dismiss liquor charge while acknowledging 18th amendment authority.
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New Jersey
Triat
Tolalo
Hoyt E. Ray
United States
Idaho
United Supreme Court
Newark
N. J
Willam Runyon
William Clark
Clark
Supreme Court
Bear Lake County Seeks Deputy Clerical Assistance 1930
Notice to Bear Lake County Idaho residents announces a January 1931 regular meeting of the Board of County Commissioners to consider hiring a deputy or clerical assistant for the Clerk of the District Court and Ex-Officio Auditor & Recorder. Dated December 2 1930.
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Board of County Commissioners
Bear Lake County
Idaho
Bear- Lake County
Akron editor defends propagandist in letter to editor
In Akron Ohio the Beacon Journal editor defends the term propagandist saying a propagandist can take a fragment of truth and craft a large convincing map or meaning from it, illustrating a sharp defense of rhetoric.
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Ohio
Rubber City
Akron Beacon-Journal
Bear Lake County Treasurer and Tax Collector Candidacy
The undersigned intends to apply to Bear Lake County Idaho at their reg ance for the office of Treasurer and Tax Collector. Dated December 10 1930.
Magnetic Wonders Through the Ages and Whale Depth Limits
The article traces early magnetism studies from Greek knowledge to Peter Peregrinus and Roger Bacon era letters, notes Robert Norman's later contributions, and mentions whales' diving limits, estimating a maximum depth near 100 fathoms.
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Peter Peregrinus
Maricourt
Roger Bacon
Robert Norman
Electrification Surges in Nebraska Farmland 1929
Nebraska rural homes see an 80 percent rise in electrification during 1929. The note appears in Woman's Home Companion highlighting rapid rural electrification progress and its impact on countryside life.
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Nebraska
Woman’s Home Companion
Clock Anniversary Marks 200th Black Forest Clocks
The 1980 milestone marks two centuries since Franz Ketterer began making Black Forest cuckoo clocks in 1780. A grave crisis reports a missing cub apeger, prompting local concern.
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Black Forest
Franz Ketterer
Mystery of Arabia's Unmapped Desert Reignites Curiosity
A fragment discusses the vast unknown Arabic wilderness, the uncharted Ruba el Khall or Dwelling of the Void, and hints at buried cities and romantic legends awaiting discovery amid the half million square miles of sand.
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Arabia
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Little Mousey
Montpelier
Sacagawea
Sam V. Tunks
Association
Bear Lake State Bank
Isiat
Idaho Falls
BD S.y
Link
Ave
West
Lewis Coal Company
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