Wallace Takes Option on Rich Copper Claims
Wallace, founder’s son and Wallace city resident, arrived to oversee mining interests in Nine Mile district. He organized Interstate Mining, later merged with Callahan, and has long been linked to local operations. He plans to return to Los Angeles then Arizona to take over a copper gold property after recent travels and family bereavements.
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B. Wallace
Wallace
Black Clouds
Nine Mile
Interstate Mining Company
Callahan
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Walter Wallace
Newport
Wash
Stckners
Northwest
Los Angeles
Independence Lead Mines plan development near Mullan
W E Cullen Jr of Spokane, secretary of Independence Lead Mines, outlined plans to develop the Independence claims near Mill Creek, a mile from Mullan. An engineer’s report supports development. copper ore samples show high copper content and a surface exposure on a ledge. Wallace secured an option with the ranch owner and planned financing from Los Angeles, with shipments possible from surface ore when markets permit.
Snowbound Summit Road Plans Stir Trade Actions
Miles City officials report plans to inspect summit landing facilities for Chicago to Seattle air service. The board of trade approves joining the Yel lowatone Trail Aerial association with 10 to 25 dollar annual dues by city size. Snow depths on the Idaho Montana divide threaten opening the road, with engineers proposing trenching or snow clearing contracts. Membership drive targets 250 eligible firms and women are admitted to the board.
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Iowatone Trail Aerial Association
Miles City
Chicago
Seat
Mromex F McCarthy
Board of Trade
Stone
The
of Trade
Osburn
Hing Meld
County Good Roads Association
MH Sullivan
Kellogg
Good Reads Associatiow
Osbure
Good Read
Sarmaell Hotel
CR Mowery
Gus Hilars
Wallace
John WH. Foss
Mullan
Idaho-Montana
Mr. Ellars
L. B. Hantey
Verriam
Merriam
John H. Nordqvist
Mmittee
McAllister
Mra. Tartley
Mixe Nellie Stockbridge
Mra T. Wellman
SS. Gundlach
Catherine Bird
Mias Louise Smith
J.D. McDonald
Mise H. Clare
FE Crosby
B. Vedder
Mise
Silvia Reamer
W. Billows
M Moshnell
Elizabeth Ward
W Smith
Henrietta Startley
M. Stansfield
Ferry
Yukon Gold Company
J. H W. Graber
F. J. Davies
Tow. Ward
Improved Outlook For Lead And Zinc In Market Review
The Engineering and Mining Journal reports an improved week for lead and zinc with prices rising and production curtailment less certain. Demand from automobile and battery sectors strengthens, while zinc shows a firm tone on rising inquiries from galvanizers and expectations of further gains despite high steel prices.
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Journal
New York
St Louis
Newak
London
England
St. Louis
Real Question on Trade Pact With Russia
The question of a U S Soviet trade agreement hinges on Moscow’s declared stance to disregard contracts it deems expedient to break and to use covert intrigue and revolutions to ruin opponents. The portents of such conduct shape American business and diplomatic judgment about engagement with the Soviet government.
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Portland Oregonian
United States
Russia
Rex Consolidated Resume Operations Continues Mining Effort
Rex Consolidated reports plan to resume operations at depth with three fissure veins, citing past production of over 3 million and equipment investment exceeding 1.5 million. The May 16 meeting in the Ray Jefferson Building will address further arrangements expected to yield 125,000 more funds, with assets totaling about 1.29 million and liabilities near 1.89 million.
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Ray- Jefferson
Sonal
Ray- Jefferson Mining Company
Bulding
Treasury
Butte Pioneer Edward Hickey Original Mine Locator
Edward Hickey, an early Butte mining landmark, died recently. He earned fame as the original locator of several great Montana mines and witnessed mining’s shift from placer camps to large manufacturing ventures fueled by capital, science, and advanced machinery. His work on the Anaconda mine marked a notable era in local industry.
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Edward Hickey
Butte
Montana
Anaconda Standard
Hickey
Gutches
Anaconda
Federal cooperation in prevention of fire amid forest aid plans
Idaho urged to file fire control budget promptly as Missoula and Osden foresters discuss a $400,000 Weeks Act appropriation. Col Greeley explained the distribution method for state shares and a 50 50 basis, with a government contribution capped by state and local funding, outlining potential allocations and limits under Snell and Weeks acts.
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Idaho
Missoula
Osden
EB. Tr. Allen
Western Forestry and Conservation
I. H. Nash
Mr. Allen
Col. W. PF. Greeley
United States
Forexter
Coronel Greely
Congress
Allen
Oregon
German Indemnity Highlights Mines and Minerals
Senator Spencer of Missouri studied indemnity credits paid by Germany noting coal and mineral outputs in major regions. He cites France Saar Basin coal and benzol figures, Almace Lorraine iron and coal, Belgium coal, Italy coal, and Japan mine equipment with an 814000 ton annual output, reflecting the importance of mines in payments.
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Germany
Spencer
Missouri
France
Saar Basin
Almace-Lorraine
Italy
Belgium
Japan
Birds and turpentine profits cited in brief notes
The text notes that eagles reach 6000 feet while larks and crows reach the same height, but birds generally do not exceed 1000 feet. It also states Louisiana turpentine and rosin production ranges from 65 million to 75.09 million dollars annually, highlighting varied aerial and industrial facts in a compact summary.
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Louisiana
Sidney Pine Creek Strike Boosts Local Mining Interest
A new high grade silver lead ore strike at the Sidney property on Pine Creek, reported by the Idner-Kellorg News, attracted notable attention as samples were shown in town. The open cut discovery, where two veins meet, revealed ore in carbonate and sulphide forms with strong indications of a sizable ore body and is expected to spur activity in nearby claims.
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Pine Creek
Sidney
Idner-Kellorg News
Lookout Mountain Drills Accelerate Lookout Vein Development
Lookout Mountain property on Vine creek reports drills in operation with power installation nearly complete. Wardner says drills extend lower cross cut tunnel by 135 feet toward the ledge on the 300 foot level, enabling four feet of ground to be broken per day and rapid progress toward the vein. Lead-silver ore showings appear in upper workings, with a 25 foot carbonate ledge at depth and a tunnel begun to reach it. Secretary W J Penney says work is satisfactory and aims to reach the vein within about 100 feet.
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Lookout Mountain
Vine Creek
Wardner
Lookout Vein
W. J. Penney
Corporation
Loge News
Notice to Delinquent Stockholders at Wallace Idaho 1921
Delinquent assessments of five mills per share dated February 21, 1921 apply to listed stockholders. A sale is set for the first Monday in May at 2:00 p.m. in the Gyde Taylor Building Wallace Idaho to cover delinquencies and advertising costs. Otto A Olsson secretary treasurer announces the action for Hypotheck Mining and Milling Company.
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Hypotheck Mining and Milling Company
Wallace
Idaho
Vanderpoel
Warriner
Bob
E B
Watson
Elmer
Webster
Wilson
Mra pHiattie
Gyde-Taylor
Otto A. Olsson
Yeetheek Mining and Milling Company
Gyde-Taylor Building
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Arizona Stockman
W. E. Cullen, Jr
Spokane
Independence Lead Mines Company
Independence
Mill Creek
Gettyeburg
Independence Group
Hunter
Croming Arisona
Stockman
Corral
Meher
New Mexco
Wieretia
Wale Lace
Narior
Osburn Landing Field
Herman J. Rossi
DeLong
J. DeLong
REX Consolidated
Liberty Bonds
Black Bear Mining Co.meni
Butte Pioneer
Coeur D'Alene
Esterday
Spokane Exchange
Canada
Florence
Success
United Silver
Spokane “Exchange
Ajax
Alameda
Ambergris
Alaska Potroleum
Bullion
Boston
Constitution
Copper King
Douglas
Electric Point
Gladstone Mt
Highland Surprise
Idaho Continental
Idaho Gold & Ruby
Intermountain
Int. Coal & Coke
Ivanhoe
Jack Waite
Laclede
Moonlight
Nabob Cons
Ol Chas. Dickens
Rambler Cariboo Silver Cable Y OM
Silversmith
Stanley
Tamarack
U Mining
Mexander
Harry R Anderson
Tony Bagnell
Dan P Bagnell
Dan P . Bagnell
Dan Bank
Simon LW Baker
J. le
Ww Bloom
J Gean Goyington
May Buck
Storey Bunyard
RG Eunes
A As Button
W Calvert
F M Calvert
Fo M Calvert
PF M
Sapman, A
Ebppin, W
Urey
Jorrigan
Cryor
Cryer
C Cryor
C Cummings
Hugh
Cummings
F Jarrett
WY Bedney
George
J \George
JK George
MJ Gibson
ET Gibson
Gowan
Hacher
LF Hallischer
Harry
Hallischer
Helm
Chas
Hoerning
H Hoerning
A Hoerning
Hough
Hooper
Kings- Swmaar
Howarth
James F
How
Yana
MeTageart
LE Martin
S M Martin
Francis TL
Pedersen
Thos
Penalina
Alex
Pokirae
Penta
Abob Pohlman
Reuland
Lillian Ante Rider
Geo
Riddell
RA Searight
HW Sharp
Stolx
Elizabeth
Sutton
Geo E
Gee
Underwood
Veilleaux
Louis Hety
Nanderpoel
Ac Vanderpoel
Ae Vanderpoel
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