Notice of Forfeiture In Lode Mining Claim Idaho
Lost Packer Mining Company through agent Joun P Boyle announces forfeiture notice on the Lode Siege Fraction quartz mining claim in Loon Creek District Auster county Idaho. The claimant must contribute 85.53 plus costs of 20.00 and labor claims for the year ending December 1 1904 or the claim will be forfeited to the subscriber under US statutes. Publication August 31 1900. August 24 1m. Flowt pub. 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Shaneous
Asalgas
T. Lowt Packer Mining Co
Loon Creek
Auster County
Idaho
Aubucriber
United States
Packer Mining Company
Wy Joun P
Boyle
Ivers
Cunter County
Flowt Pub
Mining Claim Co-Owner Notice For Thunder Mountain Claims
Daniel G Caswell publishes notice in Idaho county Idaho that he spent 100 labor on Quadren No 1 No 2 and No 3 lode claims under the 2824 Revised Statutes to hold the claims through December 31 1908. Interested co-owners must contribute within 90 days or their shares totaling 50 per claim will vest in Caswell.
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Horr
Ioana
Ano Oil
Thunder Mountain Gold and Silver Mining and Milling Company
Thonder Mountain
Idaho County
Idaho
Abe
Celal
United States
Seoston
Forfeiture Notice in Thunder Mountain Mining District Idaho
Prospestors Mining and Developing Company notifies co owners Bowe Inano and others that they have expended 8100 in labor on the Meanty lode claim to hold title under U S law. Co owner must contribute 8134.13 within 90 days or their one third undivided interest will vest in the subscriber Prosp. Storm Mining and Developing Co Ltd signs via Secretary T Clarey First published April 13 1909 with later publications July 15 1907.
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Bowe
Inano
Axtorx Paulion
Bis
Wodor
Prospestors Mining & Developing Company (Ltd
Idaho
Thunder Mountain
Iinha
Ani
Sald
United States
Malo
Rimes Wade
Storm Mining & Developing C0., Ltd
Iy Mongs
T. Clarey
Open-hearted Shetland Life Described By Detroit Prep Press
The Detroit Prep Press depicts Shetland life as open and hospitable yet frugal. Families live patriarchal patterns with generations under one roof. Men fish, women manage crofts, and small crops rely on spades and sickles, peat gathering, and home weaving.
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Shetlands
Detroit Prep
Hove
Counting coins quickly with new revolving counting machine
An old treasury employee devised a coin counting device featuring a revolving bend and a registering head for each coin. Six or more coins pass per crank revolution, enabling instant change counting and packetizing through a paper carton system. The machine could replace five or six clerks and promises to revolutionize coin counting methods.
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Washington
Germans at the Circus Mystery of a Seat Scarcity
A European tour story recounts a circus in which German theatergoers filled seats at capacity yet underwriting daily receipts showed a loss of about $1000. Investigations by accountants and Paris detectives failed to explain the discrepancy as two or more patrons occupied a single seat, inflating attendance but lowering per-seat revenue.
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Circus Steels
Etreus
Paris
Iowa
Crocodile's Dentist Plover Proposed at Zoo
A keeper at the Philadelphia Zoo jokes about obtaining a crocodile plover to entertain children. He explains the bird cleans the crocodile’s mouth by feeding on insects, while the crocodile tolerates the bird’s presence. A bystander taunts about the idea.
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Jobo Lover
Zoo
Philadelphia
Lover
Keedenae
No American Face In London Health Writing
Fragmented OCR text discusses an American identity in a London health context. It posits the American face as a composite concept and suggests no clear single American image emerges from the referenced group of caicasian faces. The piece comments on perception and representation across racialized groups.
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London
Five Senses Beyond Humans Suggested by Scientific American
A Scientific American piece argues many lower animals possess senses beyond human five. It highlights a sense guiding location, memory of distance and direction, and believed X ray like perception in insects such as bees. It cites Albrecht Bethe’s experiments and Lubteck’s suggestion that up to fifty senses may exist.
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Scientific American
Albrecht Bethe
Germany
Lubteck
Martyrs to Vanity Among Northumbrian Women
A Northumbrian beauty fad centers on pale complexions induced by raw starch and uncooked rice. The practice, linked to the death of Jane Mold, affects field workers and is tied to remedies like uglon bonnets. A doctor notes local dietary quirks as part of the tale.
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Jane Mold
Jays Rick
North
Shah's Precious Globe Awakens Geographical Wonder
The Globe of Teheran, a solid gold display weighing about seventy pounds, bears country boundaries and marks in over ten thousand gems. Oceans are emeralds, Persia shines with turquoise, Africa with rubies, France and England sparkle with diamonds. A jewel of immense value, it inspires envy and curiosity about world geography.
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Persia
Ourier Des Etates Unis
France
England
Dinner etiquette mix up at Guild Hall banquet
An awkward mix up at a state banquet involving Mr Choate the American ambassador sparked chatter over uniforms and roles. The incident centered on pulpit arrangements and soup service as officials urged everyone to "look lively" and move on.
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Choate
Guild Hall
II Yvoninge Dees
Fyor Arions
Bar . Prof. Habbet's claim on comets and atmosphere
Prof Habbet argued comets lack solid bodies and possess gaseous cores far lighter than Earth's air. He claimed even a woman fresh from space would barely penetrate Earth’s atmosphere, challenging prevailing views on comet structure and atmospheric entry.
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Habbet
Fancy Dress Details Describe 19th Century Evening Wear Trends
A detailed account of fashionable evening gowns and accessories, noting materials like transparent grenadines, lace, and fringe trimmed gowns, with white lawns, capes, boleros, and house wear toe caps. Describes ivory panne embroidery, gold letters, and green vase accents as current style features.
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Brooklyn Bags
Lonton
Wales
Chinoiee
A Disagreeable Disease of Fault Finding
A quip about fault finding as a mental ailment describes how persistent complainers annoy others. The piece laments chronic worry and sarcasm, contrasting them with resilient, cheerful people who endure pain or hardship with a positive outlook.
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Fasilt
Apple Feast Cake Recipe From Old Cookbook
A fragmented baking note describes soaking dried apples overnight then cooking into a batter. It lists apples, om ingredients, grated nut, eggs, butter, soda dissolved in water, and flour to form batter for two loaves. The language is archaic and garbled but clearly outlines a two loaf cake bread recipe.
Spinach and Apple Bread Pudding From Early Recipes
A fragmented recipe note describes making spinach with melted butter and cream arranged around bread on a hot dish, center filled with creamied sweetbread, served very hot. It mentions thinly sliced apples layered with buttered bread, custard, and a cinnamon flavored cream topping.
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Npinarh
Washington Star
Boston Globe
Custer County Idaho Invites Settlers With Rich Prospects
Custer County Idaho offers vast inducements to settler capitalists with its scenery and resources. The region, formed in 1870, now has about 5,000 people across towns Challis Mackay Houston Bayhorse Clayton Bonanza Custer Stanley and vast valleys ideal for mining farming and stock raising. Rail and telegraph lines linking Challis are expected to extend, boosting mining and agricultural potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer County
Idaho
General Custer
Montana
Stanley Basin
Hordor
Tata
Challis
Mackay
Houston
Bayhorse
Clayton
Bonanza
Custer
Stanley
Big Laster
Thousand Springs
Palsamarot
East Bork
Telope
Connecticut
Delaware
Rhode Island
Wether
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Bi Foot
Mines Mills and Mining in Custer County Rich Districts
Custer county hosts major copper, lead and gold regions with Morgan Creek Garden Creek and silver mines. Ramshern Sky land East Porle Clayton State creel and more. The county has five quartz mills five smelters and one 800 ton smelter at Maviay. about 5000 mining dams, with vast areas still largely prospected.
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Custer County
Morgan Creek
Garden Creek
Seilver
Baylorse
Skyland
Centennial Flat
East Porle
Clayton
State Creel
Thom Creel
Robinson Biv
Stanley Basin
Washington Basin
Luely Bay
Yankee Forks
Custer
Stanley
Horse
Maviay
Agriculture and Stock Raising in Salmon County
Agriculture and stock raising supplement the timber industry in Salmon county. The Salmon river and its tributaries provide abundant water for irrigation, turning vast arid sagebrush into fertile valleys. The county’s farms yield hay oats wheat and potatoes, while stock growing with mild winters and ranges remains a leading and tax-rich industry.
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Enli
Salmon River
Climate and Prosperity in Custer County Surface
The climate of Custer county is delightful with short winters and mild valleys. Challis sits at 5400 feet where sleigh rides are uncommon. The county boasts full schools, well paid teachers, extensive timber with spruce pine and fir, and vast farming ranges. Rich mineral wealth and low crime accompany growing revenue and expanding infrastructure.
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Custer County
Challis
Custer
Gorous
Aye Teen
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Fori
Daniel G, Caswell
Wit
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Shah
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