Montana Editor Talks on the Editorial Page
Thomas Stout, editor of the Lewistown Democrat-News, addressed the National Editorial Association in Missoula on the vital role of the editorial page. He argued that fearless newspapers advance public welfare, defend reform, and reflect community interests, while editors must endure criticism and uphold independence as public service.
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Thomas Stout
Lewistown
Mont
Democrat- News
National Editorial Association
Missoula
Tom Stout
Democrat-News
Stont
Ood
Ib Jecens
America
Anaconda Weighs Akron Zinc Oxide Plant Move
Anaconda Copper Mining officials visited Akron Ohio to study building a zinc oxide plant for rubber use. They gave no decision on site or ore sourcing. The firm runs an electrolytic zinc refinery at Great Falls Montana and ships to American Brass and others.
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Iaconda
Akron
Montana
Anaconda Mining Company
Ohio
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
Butte & Superior
American Brass Company
Radio boom warns investors as patent clashes rise
President Eisman of the national radio chamber of commerce warns in the Hoston News Bureau that radio promotion rivals the oil boom. He notes 1250 new radio corporations formed in three months, many lacking skill or standards, with shoemakers and jewelers entering the field. He cites 87 patent infringements among manufacturers and warns of a reckoning for those exploiting public demand without proper protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisman
National Radio Chamber of Commerce
Hoston News Bureau
Raci
Oldest mine in Falun Sweden still active
The Falun copper mine near Falun Sweden is cited as the oldest working mine, begun in 1225 and long a major copper source. It now yields sulphur pyrites for chemicals and gold for Swedish coinage, with ancient galleries, ladders, and minimal modern machinery.
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Sweden
Falun
Europe
Gold From Galena Quartz in Snowstorm Mill Find
Reports from Troy Montana say a large gold nugget weighing 13 ounces was found in galena quartz ore at the Snowstorm mill. After the nugget prompted the mill’s shutdown, a thorough search yielded about $3000 in gold. no other nuggets matched the first in size.
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Troy
Mont
Notice of Attachments and Sheriff Sale in Shoshone County
In Wallace Idaho notices announce an attachment issued June 12 1922 for J C Sunderland with 164 90 debt and 7 percent interest plus costs, witnessed June 29 1922. Also a sheriff sale on foreclosure of tax lien against O A and C O McKee for Kellogg property Lot 1 Block 2 Vergobl Addition to Wallace scheduled August 1922 at 2:00 pm at the county courthouse bank street entrance. A postponement notice moves delinquent stock sale to August 4 1922 at 10:00 am in Wallace Shoshone Building respectively.
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Justice Court of
Shoshone County
Idaho
Wallace Precinct
Providence Hospital
J. C. Sunderland
A. D
Justice Court
L. Leighty
Justice of the Peace
Harry A. Rogers
A. McKee
C. O. McKee
District Court of the First Judicial District
State of Idaho
Shoshone
C. D. McKee
Wallace
County of Shoshone
United States
Jesse Freeman
Notice of Assessment by Pine Creek Mining & Milling Co
The Pine Creek Mining and Milling Company of Wallace Idaho announces an assessment of one mill per share on its outstanding stock. Payment is due by August 22, 1922 to O W Lewis secretary treasurer. Unpaid shares after August 22 may be declared delinquent and sold at public auction on September 26, 1932 at 7 30 p m at 616 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho to cover the delinquent assessment and advertising costs.
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Charles Bollinger
Charles
Henry A Brown
H A Cham
Chambers
Ved Clark
Wwaia Daniel Cole Svoneeeh
Daniel Cole
Omen
Hsther Coleman
Dorothea Dix Counsmans
Bernard Drier
John H Fowlis
H Fox
A H Fox
H Gunderson
John Hayes
John Hay
Ernest Herbert
Kimball Hersberger
Kimball Hera
Kimball Herzberger
Olive Hersberger Houser - Hoe
Weee
En Huber
Fred Johnson
John
Johnson John A Lewis
John A Lewis
John Lewis Smerereeed
John Lewis
John Lewis Soeees
John A. Lewis
Frank McGinn
Edward W W Mi
Walter Martin
Ed Munier
Ea Munier Ee
Joe Markovic
Wd Jeebes
Thomas Pederson
Gus Sangstad
Cora E Scott
1000 Seysler
Gussie Seysler
Gussie Seysle
E Seysler
Henry Sondereg
Henry Sondere Will
Ka Stockwell Asid
Geo W_ Swisher
J W Tabor
John L Taylor
Chris Traxell
J H van Uden
Shoshone
Wallace
Idaho
HM F. Ferguson
Tarbox
Wallace, Itaho
Pine Creek Mining & Milling Company
O. W. Lewis
Cedar Street
Oo. W. Lewis
The
Order to Show Cause Why Sale of Real Estate Should Not Be Made
In Shoshone County Idaho the probate court orders the estate of Isabelle Blackburn to show cause on August 10 1922 why an administrator may be granted authority to sell parcels in Wallace Osburn and surrounding blocks to facilitate estate settlement. The hearing will be at 10 00 a m in Wallace courthouse with notice published in the Wallace Miner for four weeks.
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Shoshone County
Idaho
Isabelle Blackburn
George W. Walker
East
Wallace
Placer Center
Osburn
Wallsee
Wallace Miner
Joan B. Sherrard
Notice to Delinquent Stockholders at Tarbox Mining Co
Delinquent stockholders in Tarbox Mining Company Wallace Idaho are notified of a two mill per share assessment levied April 11, 1922. The notice lists the amounts due opposite each shareholder name and invites swift payment to avoid further action.
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American Congress
Wallace Printing Company
Elk’s Temple Bldg
Wallace, Idaho
John Dolan
Sher
Tarbox Mining Company
John F. Ferguson
Cert
Emil Anderson
F Austin
O F Austin
J B Archer
Vera D
Canyon Creek Dairy Co