Eliphalet Remington Our Oldest Inventor
Eliphalet Remington 3d, at ninety two, is hailed as the oldest living American inventor. The Remington family lineage spans three generations in gun making, beginning with Eliphalet 1st forging a rifle on a NY farm. His son, Eliphalet 2d, built a workshop and started Remington firearms shaping a lasting industrial legacy at Ilion.
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Remingtons and Inventions Shape Early Industry
The article recounts the Remington family’s shift from gold and silver mining to wartime and peacetime innovations. It highlights Eliphalet Remington and his descendants, including Philo Remington 2d, who advanced early automobile and phonograph tech. It notes Philo’s automaker vision and continued refinement of the phonograph with a unique ball bearing reproducer and diaphragm. It also shares Otto Brown’sJerome dispatch about his brother in Berlin, reflections on Germany’s postwar state, and food-card practices.
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Silver Purchases and Nation's Mint Demand Reach Highs
The Financial Review of New York shows Pittman act purchases reaching 1,878,000 ounces since November with a projected 28,000,000 ounces by year end. Mint operations run three shifts in Philadelphia and possibly San Francisco as demand for silver coinage climbs. Total silver coinage this year totals 71,202,748 dollars, with future large purchases expected to satisfy the Pittman act and coinage needs. A net balance of about 185,000,000 ounces remains to be secured under the Pittman order.
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Notice to Creditors in Idaho Probate Court
In the Probate Court of Shoshone Idaho the estate of Albert H Hill deceased is administered by the undersigned as administrator with the will annexed. Creditors and all persons with claims against the deceased must exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator at his office in the Gyder Taylor building Wallace Idaho.
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