Harding the motor loving president noted for car travel
Washington correspondent says Warren G. Harding may be remembered as the motor loving president who preferred car travel to trains. He rode four White House vehicles on a Marion trip and often mused about driving again despite duties. He valued speed, self pacing, and seeing distant country crowds from an auto.
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Washington
Warren G. Harding
White House
Marion
Afr
Harding
Marien
Haley Penrose
Pennsylvania
Hoe
Penrose
Jim Watson
Indiana
Senator Watson
Watson
Allence
Baltimore
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Jim
Penrone
Senate
Mansfield
Warren Gamadlel Harding
United States
Rich mining find sparks activity near Rupert Idaho
In Cassia County, a rich gold and silver ore discovery southeast of Rupert prompts renewed mining interest. A 60 foot tunnel yields ore valued at 185 per ton with a small assay of 24000 per ton. The old Olt Dominion copper mine near Albion is re discovered with paying quantities. Tom Fairchilds of Burley and ex-sheriff W. O. Pratt are at the site assessing the old mineshaft and ore.
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Rupert
Old Dominion
Finsures
BH. Prater
Burley
Dominion
Alion
Tom Fairchilds
W. O. Pratt
Casnin County
Automobile thieves arise in numbers across major cities
The New York Herald notes rising auto theft losses from 1918 to 1921 across 28 large cities totaling 128,653 cars valued at up to 164 million dollars. Experts say thieves, many mechanics, vary devices, alter marks, and sell across towns. The New York Sun proposes permanent car registration to curb theft.
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New York Herald
The
New York Sun
Notice of Forfeiture and Stock Assessment in Idaho Mining
Notice to William C Reed and co-owners: labor and improvements on several Idaho mining claims total $600 for 1922, and your share is $235 plus publication costs. If unpaid within 90 days after notice, claims may transfer to co-owners per law. Also Rae-Wallace Mining Co board assesses 10 cents per share due by Aug 28 1922. Delinquent shares will be sold Sept 28 1922 to cover the assessment plus costs. Secretary Treasurer A G Kennedy, Wallace Idaho.
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Thurston
ABS
Raton
Doucette
James E
Scott
W Lloyd
Ama
Maddux
Fred R
Pierce
Norval H
Jeobald
Walter
Newton
Clements
David
Smit Joseph I
Paeael Fenry
Emma
Newdyke
Kahl
Chase
Davidson
Fred C
Nordeen
Chas A
Smith
Burnell
Rude
Olof
Comerford
Thos
Reas
Sophia
Trouse
Gyde-Taylor
Wallace
Idaho
Otto A. Olsson
Cretary
Valentine Mining Company, Limited
Gyde‘Taylor
Ida
Old Hope mill in Philipsburg Mont condemned as danger
The Hope mill at Philipsburg Montana, once the first silver mill in the area, is condemned after 40 years of operation. Owned by Phillipsburg Mining Co, it will be destroyed. Built in 1867 under Philip Diedesheimer, it used 10 650 pound stamps and 3 foot settling tanks to process ore by the Washoe pan amalgamation method, yielding 70 to 85 percent recovery depending on ore quality.
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Old Hope
Philipsburg
Mont
Phillipsburg Mining Company
Montana
Philip Diedesheimer
Comstock
Utah
Hope Mine
Hope Mill
Washoe
Washoe District
Nevada
Comstock Lode
Fon Poorman Shill
Dunes Across Nevada Advance Toward Winnemucca Area
Sand dunes spread north of Winnemucca Nevada covering a wide stretch as dunes creep eastward. Telegraph poles here have been buried deeply requiring splicing to keep wires above the shifting sands.
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Nevada
Winnemucca
New
Coin Silver Dollars For Faster War-Era Bullion Coinage
Orders to accelerate silver dollar production at the Philadelphia mint aim to replace part of the 270 million dollars in bullion shipped to Great Britain during World War I. Fifty thousand coins daily will be minted and sent to Washington for treasury vault deposits with silver certificates issued against them. The mint holds about 45 million ounces of silver bullion. Slag for road building will be tested by the Bureau of Public Roads to assess wear, water absorption, strength, and utility for concrete roads nationwide.
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Great Britain
Philadelphia
Washington
Treasury
Bureau of Public Roads
Notice of Forfeiture on Idaho mining claims Thelma and others
Notice to H G Hill and J M Odell and heirs that labor and improvements totaling 500 dollars have been expended on the mining claims Thelma Arthur Bantam Stub and Shigeboo in Shoshone County Idaho. If within 90 days after publication they do not contribute their shares, their interests will vest in the subscribers under US laws. Dated July 20 1922 by Ians Peterson and Emu Barnhart.
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H. G. Hill
J. M. Odell
Thelma
Arthur
Bantam
Stub
Shigeboo
Shoshone County
Idaho
R. G. Hill
J. Mf. Ode
Notice of Assessment by Oreano Mining Company
The Oreano Mining Company Limited based in Wallace Idaho levies an assessment of two mills per share on outstanding capital for the July 19 1922 meeting held July 20 1922. The notice outlines the levy action and dates relating to the corporation's share assessments.
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The
Oreano Mining Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
Blue Bell Mining Company extends stock assessment deadline
Notice from the Blue Bell Mining Company in Wallace Idaho states an assessment of five mills per share on outstanding stock was due July 1 1922 and extended to August 1 1922. Delinquent certificates would be sold September 1 1922 to cover the assessment and advertising costs. Frank Bland secretary treasurer.
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Blue Bell Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Bell Mining Company
Frank Gland
Barnard Block
Jaule
Frank Bland
Notice of Annual Meeting of Stockholders Idaho Mines Leasing Co
Notice announces an annual meeting of stockholders of Idaho Mines Leasing Company in Wallace Idaho on July 29 1922 at 8 00 p m to elect a board of directors and conduct other business. Secretary William J Stratton signs. Also notes Old Veteran Mining Company special meeting June 22 1923 levying two mills per share stock assessment payable by July 27 1923 to J L Brainard secretary treasurer at Wallace Idaho.
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Idaho Mines Leasing Company
Wallace
Idaho
Gyde-Taylor
William J. Stratton
Old Veteran Mining Company
J. L. Brainard
Delinquent Property Auction Notice July 1922
Unpaid assessment for July 1922 will be delinquent and advertised for sale at six o'clock. If payment is not made before, property will be sold on August 19, 1922, to pay the delinquent assessment plus advertising and expense costs. L. L. Brainard, Secretary-Treasurer.
Notice of delinquent mining assessment sale in Wallace Idaho
Office of the Big Elk Mining Company in Wallace Idaho announces an assessment of one mill per share due by August 1 1922 unpaid by August 16 1922 will be delinquent and sold at public auction on September 4 1922 to cover the delinquent assessment and sale expenses A H Featherstone secretary treasurer of the company signs the notice with Wallace Idaho date July 12 1922
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Big Elk Mining Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
A. H. Featherstone
Ajax Mining Company Assesses Capital Stock in Burke
Office of the Ajax Mining Company Burke Idaho 1922 meeting of the board of directors levies one cent per share assessment on the capital stock payable by August 10 1922 to J A Havighorst treasurer at 714 West Eleventh Avenue Spokane Washington Any stock upon which this assessment remains unpaid may be subject to collection or remedies provided by law
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Ajax Mining Company
Burke
Idaho
Aes
J. A. Havighorst
West
Spokane
Washington
Delinquent Ajax Mining taxes to be sold September 16 1922
The notice states an unpaid assessment as of August 10 1922 will be advertised for sale at public auction and if not paid by then the property will be sold on September 16 1922 to cover delinquent assessments and advertising costs. J A Havighorst secretary Ajax Mining Company Spokane Washington. J913-A10-51
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Havighorst
Ajax Mining Company
West 14Th Avenue
Spokane
Washington
Notice of Assessment by Galena Mining Company
Office of Galena Mining Company Wallace Idaho announces a directors meeting July 13 1922 that levied assessment No 3 of two cents per share on outstanding stock due August 12 1922. Delinquent notices payable at the company office Wallace Idaho and sale of delinquent shares for nonpayment set September 12 1922 at 2:00 p.m. to cover owed amounts and costs. Helen A McAllister secretary
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Valentine Mining Com
SEY. Crenee
Wallace
Idaho
Galena Mining Company
Aboy Named Corporation
Donald A. Callahan
Ovne-Taylor
Gyde-Taylor
Helen A. McAllister
Ecretary Galena Mining Company
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Cassia County
Butte
Timmons
Tion
Gardens
Ed Timmons
Anaconda
Timtons
Herman Blunk
Pittsmont
Asl Lsted
Paddy Doyle
Paddy
Doyle
Mark
John Dolan
P. O
County Court House
Oceane Mining Company Limited
William C. Reed
Climax
Morning Star
Nellie
Tomboy Lode
Placer Center
la John Guedelhoper
William Knoell
Rae-Wallace Mining
Rae-Wallace Mining Company
A. G. Kennedy
Gydelor
Kennedy
Nacfetary sPronaurer
Hal-Wallace Mining Company
Blue Bell Minings
Barnard Brock
L. L. Brainard
Cedar ST
J Wallace Tin Shop
E. K. Schmid
Gity Transfer & Storage Mine
Coeur d'Alene Empire
America
Wallace Paint & Glass Co
J. W. Tabor’s Book & Stationery Store
Wallace, Idaho
Aetnaize Rossi Insurance & Investment CO
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