Idaho a Billion Dollar Mineral State in 1898 Output
Readable OCR data shows Idaho’s 1898 mineral production totals by metal and weight, with gold and silver ounces, lead and copper pounds, and associated values. The annual report fragment notes gold fine ounces 91,698 and 75,054 in separate entries, silver ounces 5,256,700 and 4,480,174, and copper and lead tonnage, totaling state values around 1.9 to 10.4 million dollars across categories.
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Idaho
Robert N. Beil
U. S
Ieee
Eieraince Starmtlasen
Mae Eels
Sana
Land Leasing Law Practical Operation
Wayne T. Wilson of Reno Nevada explains how a new mineral and sealing law withdraws public domain for coal phosphate oil gas and sodium and authorizes Interior to lease. It authorizes exclusive prospecting permits up to 2560 acres for two years with drilling commitments and minimum depths. Permits divide into producing and non producing lands with a three fold non producing category and procedures for unlocated areas.
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Wayne Tf. Wilson
Reny
Nevada
Secretary of the Interior
Astrological Advice Request From Wallace Academy
A fragmented message from Wallace Idaho invites readers to send their birth date and place to the Academy of Astrology for life guidance. The note emphasizes identifying a ruling star to determine residence, investment timing, and business changes.
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The
Academy OF Astrology
Wallace
Idaho
P.O
Lead Pencils and Coal Reserves Notions from 1919
A 1919 column notes that pencils use graphite not lead with carbon content from 65 to 16 percent, and explains grinding, drying, and production steps. It also cites coal estimates by geologists claiming 7.997 trillion tons remain unmined, enough for about a millennium at current use.
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Ays Co . Mitchell
Journ. Soc. Chem, Ind
Bryan
Columbia Record
Like His Kind in Milwauks Eroberger Notes Mixed Standing
The Houston Post remarks that Eroberger struggles in Germany but possesses a name that could carry him to Milwaukee mayoral odds if he were U.S.-based. The commentary contrasts international reception with American political imagery.
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Milwauks
Eroberger
Germany
Milwaukee
United States
Houston Post
The Danger Signal and Witty Quips From Aboard
A collage of humorous quips from newspapers cites The Detroit News on ouija boards and a Yonkers Statesman exchange about a musical husband. Albany Argus notes a line about a man who wastes time by waiting for a phone call.
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Detroit News
Central
W.hhl
Albany Argus
Alias Summons in Idaho District Court
The District Court in Shoshone County Idaho receives a case filed by James Hazelmyer against Madeline Hazelmyer. The state extends greeting to the defendant as the complaint alleges a statutory rest violation and related claims.
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District Court of the
First Judicial District
State of Idaho
Shoshone County
James Hazelmyer
Madeline Hazelmyer
District Court of
Shoshone
Let Our Office Be the Office of Your Company Mining
An advertisement explains that mining operations need not maintain an in house office or permanent accountant. It offers to manage books and records at a professional office for a moderate cost, promising systematic accounting and confidence for stockholders and future associates, with potential profitability for sizable holdings.
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Tvse
Desertion Alleged in Idaho Suit Ends Marital Bonds
In Shoshone County Idaho the complaint contends intermarriage occurred February 2 1918 in Muncie Indiana and that since then the pair have been husband and wife The plaintiff charges wilful desertion on February 14 1918 and states she has remained separated The suit seeks dissolution of the bonds of matrimony with other relief as the court deems just and equitable The clerk Harry A Rogers notes service and response deadlines and attorney Join L Fitzgerald represents the plaintiff from Wallace Mahoi M25 A29 6¢
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Dence
Shoshone County
Idaho
Muncie
Indiana
Plainum
A.D
Harry A. Rogers
J. L. Brainard
Notice of Annual Meeting of Columbia Copper Co
The regular annual meeting of stockholders of the Columbia Copper Company Limited will be held at the office of Horning and McEvers Otterson bidding Wallace Idaho on April 14 1920 at 2 00 p m for the purpose of electing a board of directors for the ensuing year and the transacting of any other business that may properly come before the meeting.
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Columbia Copper Company, Limited
Horning & McEvers
Otterson Bidding
Wallace
Idaho
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United Stores.co
Burke
Mullan
L. Pitegerald
Wallace, Maho
Volumbia Copper Co, Ltd
C. W. Betts
John H. NorDquist
City Transfer & Storage
Cedar St
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fourth and Pine
Epworth
Raymond F. Hawk
John F. Ferguson
Shoshone Bldg
A. L. Honever
Sunset Bud
Bank St
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