Idaho mining boom and new infrastructure reads on state map
A six month survey by Revenel Macbeth of the Idaho Mining Association reports over 3 million dollars invested in mining properties last year with 200,000 homes heated by oil and plans for 60,000 more this winter. He cites 375,000 dollar refinery plans, new power plants, and road projects across Idaho, from Pocatello to Wallace and Kellogg, signaling rising dividends for producers and growth in housing and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ils
Department of Interior
Clearwater
Payette
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Naipe
Leadore
Florence
Daha
Acro
Boise
L. Irs
Tbernacle
Caldwell
Dairymen's Co-opera
Tve Oreumery
Buise Valley
Capital Nlock
Priest River
Kellogg
Bik Creek
Wallace—Sterling Silver Mining Co
Bly Creek
Union Pacific
Walace
Pearson Mining Co
Spaper Belt
Osburn—Lincoln Mining Co
Silverado Company
Wallace—Strattons
Lewiston
Rathdrum
Idalio Oil Refining Cou
Wil
Parmnent
Pairfield
Couch Summit
Pocatello—Kratt Cheese Co
Idaho
Revenel Macbeth
Idaho Mining Association
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Sensible and Dainty Misses Frock Described in Pattern
A Victorian Review pattern for a child dress shows a frock in figured muslin with white voile yoke and extended kimono sleeves. Voile cuffs gather to plain wristbands. front and back may join to the yoke with insertion or piping. Medium size uses 1 24 yard figured and 3 4 yard plain material. price 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorial Review
Western lumber payroll and industry trends in 1923
Washington statewide lumber payroll reached 16 million dollars in 1923, about 17 percent of total industrial payroll. Idaho and Oregon show similar ratios, while Montana and Utah rely more on mining. Decline stems from political and international tensions, a dry season, frosts, and weak fruit demand, with paper mills remaining a stable consumer. labor conditions ease as reductions occur and inventories are managed toward a normal year-end level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
Utah
Japan
Great Western
50M Lumber Surplus in Los Angeles and State Compare
Lumber movement shows Los Angeles far surpassing New York in 1928 with enough supply to house a Des Moines sized city. Port activity in 1923 would build 202000 five room bungalows, and 30 percent of the 1928 lumber went to other California areas and Arizona. Church notices list Holy Family Mass schedule for Sundays across the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
New York
Des Moines
Los Angeles Harbor
California
Arizona
Mortgage Foreclosure Suit in Idaho District Court
The First National Bank of Payette sues T B Jones and Florence M Jones to foreclose a mortgage dated September 12 1920 on property in Payette County Idaho. The note for 600 with 8 percent interest since September 13 1923 remains unpaid. defendants must answer within twenty days if in district or forty if outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the
Seventh Judicial District
State of Idaho
Payette
First National Bank of Pay
Ette, Idah
Corporation
District Court
State of
Idaho
T. B. Jones
Florence M. Jones
J. O. Bowker
Payette County
Lillian Wilson
Union Central Life Insurance’ Company
Ada F. Riddle
Magazine Subscription Offer and Contact Details
An advertisement promotes magazine and periodical subscriptions with clubbing rates. It provides a phone number 261M and an address at 1217 First Avenue South, Fayatte, Idaho. The notice is signed by Marion M Luther Got Tet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenu
Fayatte
Idaho
Marion M Luther
Notice of Estray Sale and Local Legal Notices
Public sale announced for a black mare weighing about 1250 pounds branded W under bar on left shoulder, 40 miles southeast of New Plymouth Idaho. Also legal notices include summons in Payette County and sheriff sale of A C Miller and Nellie B Miller property to satisfy a court execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estray
LH. B. Tussing
Fruitland
County of Payette
Stle
Idaho
John Platz
New Plymouth
United States
H. B. Tussing
Notice of Sheriff Sale on Idaho Foreclosure 1924
Prudential Insurance Company of America sues William and Annie Cope in Idaho to foreclose a mortgage on land in Payette County. An order of sale sets June 28 1924 at 2 PM in Payette Courthouse for the property described as half sections in section 32 township 9 north range 5 west Boise Meridian with irrigation rights. Deputy Sheriff A W Christian to conduct sale for the plaintiff’s decree with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Payette Ditch Company, Ltd
Court House
Payette
County of
State of Idaho
A. C. Miller
Nelle B. Miller
United States
John T. Jefferis
Christian
Sherife
Prudential Insurance Company of America
William T. Cope
Annie L. Cope
District Court
Seventh Judicial District
William . Cope
Idaho
North Range 5
Boise Meridian
Sylgana
A. W. Christian
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Ib.howeekly Dustilal Review
Kallogg
Eldorado
Hig
Wallace—Plymouth Lead Mines Co
Bonners Ferry
Overland
Brubaker & Colton
Industry Basic Weste
Church OF the Holy Family
Norris & Sutton
Plaintiff
First
ALTAS
Justice's Court of
Paystte
County of Psyche
Will Wells
Dorothy
Johny Bosch
Jaune
Justice of the Peace
L. M. Lyon
Payetts
Maho
Describeys
Vies
Hugh, McAlroy
Plainlift
SEAL
By A. W
Photography
Kodak
Weidner Art Studio
P. O. Box
Griggs & Smail
Props Fresh & Cured
Chichesters Pills Brand
Oep Sea Lee Mtae
Fes
Tor Carl
F. M. Moss & Bro
Buick
First National Bank
Payettde
Arkansas
H. M. Ruddock
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