Romantic tale of Premier mine fortune in British Columbia
Moscow students hear R K Neil describe the Premier mine discovery and development. He recounts $10 000 invested to yield $16 000 000, with $7 000 000 in dividends over six years, and legal battles that followed.
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Tribune
Moscow
R. K. Neil
Spokane
British Columbia
Neil
Associated Miners
University of Idaho
Mr. Neil
Mother Lode
Rns Iind
Messrs
Trites
Woods
Nelson
Fernie
B.C
Tacoma
Guggenheim Company
Ell
Bean Growers Receive 80000 in Final Marketing Season Payments
In Twin Falls on March 9 a banquet marked the near end of the bean marketing season as about 0,000 of a fourth payment for the 1924 crop was distributed by the Southern Idaho Bean Growers Association. The total rises to 3.5 cents a pound, with a larger payment expected after remaining beans are sold. Mrs. Gibbs presided. speeches by L. H. Giffin, F. W. Harder and Rev. J. Thornbury covered action, pricing and marketing.
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Boise
Idaho
Morton G. Mason
Illiam N. Northrop
Charles W. Harkison
Franklin S. Coats
Pelican
Rose Croix No. 3
Coats
Supreme Council of the
United States
Frank T. Wyman
Suhad Council
Marshall Wood
Grand Lodge
Arch Cunningham
William B. Davidson
Charles W. Mack
Twin Falls
Southern Idaho Plesale Company
Southern Idaho Bean Growers’ Association
Gibbs
L. H. Giffin
F. W. Harder
Rev. J. Thornbury
C. L. Lidiny
Bertha Boehm
C.P. Bowles
Messrs
Griffin, Harder and
Blake
Dividend Checks Mailed for Defunct Paul State Bank Depositors
Mindoka county March 9 the liquidation bureau of the Idaho state finance department said dividend checks are being mailed to depositors of the defunct Paul State Bank. The bank closed January 18, 1923 and this marks the second 10 percent dividend to depositors. A separate 15 percent dividend was first paid to Bank of Hansen depositors in Twin Falls county, which closed December 19, 1922.
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Boise
Mar
State Department of Finance
Paul State Bank
Mindoka County
E. Scott
State Department
Bank of Hansen
Twin Falls County
Bridges and Roads Slated for Repairs in Canyon County
Canyon County lays out spring road program under road superintendent Fred Rowland. Crews work from Caldwell west to Baker School on a graded and sanded highway, later shifting to the 16 mile Parma road. Concrete abutments are poured as improvements target Moraaugh line canals and other structures.
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Moraugh Line
Purm Raymond Dies After Illness In McCammon
Purm Raymond a long time McCammon resident died Saturday after diabetes and pneumonia weakened him. Born January 26 1884 in Smithfield Utah he moved here with parents 30 years ago. He married Josephine Grosbeck in Provo Utah November 1906 and leaves two sons Norman and Fred, widow, father Alonzo Raymond, sisters L A Nelson and W W Merley, and brothers Lonnie Leland Harmon Dewey Clegg. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm in L D S church with burial in the cemetery.
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Tribune
McCammon
Idaho
Purm Raymond
Raymond
McCannnon
Smithfiell
Utah
Provo
Josephine Grosbeck
Springville
Norman
Fred
Mr. Raymond
Smithfield
Alonzo Raymond
Batk
Onyx
L. A. Nelson
W. W. Merley
Lonnie and
Leland
Ogden
Harmon and Dewey
Pocatello
Clegg
The
D. 8
Masked trio rob West 58th studio. jewelry worth 50000 seized
Three masked men broke into Mrs. Fay Perkins's West 58th street studio apartment in New York, beat her, bound her escort Milton Abbott, and took jewelry valued at 50000. Police link the gang to other Broadway area robberies and murders of Louise Lawson and Dorothy Keenan.
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New York
Fay Perkins
West 58Th Street
Mrs. Perkins
Peaceful Tacna Arica Plebiscite Ordered by Coolidge
President Coolidge ordered a plebiscite to decide Tacna Arica sovereignty, with Chile favored on the vote question and Peru on northern boundary. The decision sets conditions for voters and a supervising body, and appoints a mixed US Chile Peru commission to fix the plebiscite date.
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Washington
Tacna-Arica
Coolidge
Chile
Peru
White House
Tacna
Arica
Yarate
United States
Blaine
Frelinghuysen
Ancon
Tarapaca
Treaty of Ancon
United States of America
Tacna and
Ay Per
Poco
Bolivian Seaport Amid Declining Population and Rich Exports
The seaport city now has no more than 5,000 residents but remains vital as Bolivia's Pacific trade hub. The volcanic region yields sulfur and borax mainly, yet supports rich agriculture with cocoa, notable raisins from Moquega in the Sama river valley near its northern border.
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Pacific
Sama River
Missouri River Gorge Conditions Improve From Niobrara to Vermillion
Reports from Yankton to Vermillion and Niobrara Neb indicate Missouri River conditions are improving. The jam above Niobrara has cleared its south end allowing current to move water away. An upstream gorge about 20 miles further up still holds back a large volume, hindering some residents from returning home.
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Yankton, & C
Missouri River
Vermillion
Niobrara
Neb
Four Leprosy Patients Cleared At Carriville Home
Four men discharged from the national leprosy home at Carriville Louisiana after years of residence and a year of observation showing no leprosy bacillus in their tissues. United States Public Health Service announced the cures tonight marking a milestone for the institution.
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Washington
Mar
Carriville
United States Public Health Service
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Scottish Rite Masons
Easy Vacuum Washing Machine Company
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Lewis
Western Grain and Brokerage CO
Canyon County
Tacna- Arica
South America
Bolivia
Lima
Pacific Littoral
Antofagasta
H. D. Lauderback Furrier
Arthur
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