Buy at Home Plan Prompts Demand for Wider Trade Committee
The board of trade at a weekly luncheon backed a Buy at Home campaign and debated expanding its committee to include nearly every city business. The aim is education and broad cooperation to curb mail order prices and encourage local shopping amid discussions on advertising and community promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board Trade
Board of Trade
A. T. McDonald
H. F McKechnie
McDonald
D. H. DeLong
Wallace
Sjoane
M. A. Corner
Deaiers
DeLong
Spokane
Portland
E. R. Denny
Hanley
Thxt
T. H. Owen
Board of Trade Dte Cline
Northwest Mining Association
Owen
University of Idaho
Wallace High School
Miners Edition highlights School of Mines progress
The Argonaut prints a Miners Edition detailing the University of Idaho bureau of mines experimental station work, a clay deposit feature on Idaho and deposits in Bear Lake Benewah Caribou Cassia Idaho Kootenai Latah Lewis Power Shoshone and Washington. It reviews twenty five years of the school of mines growth and notes increased enrollment equipment and staff.
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Idaho
Bear Lake
Benewah
Caribou
Cassia
Kootenai
Latah
Lewis
Power
Shoshone
Washington
School of Mines
The
Argonaut
Story of Lost Mine and Fate of Its Owners
Livide learned his wife was hospitalized and rushed home as search continued. Ranger Snyder recounted the lost Mc Guire mine tale to Livingston, noting a prior month long search by eight men and that its location remains an unsolved mystery.
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Mr. Livingston
Mr. Rowe
John Snyder
Ranger 9
Mr. Snyder
McGuire
Ritchett
Rove
Snyder
New Chief Justice Named in Idano Court
Under Idano law the longest serving chief justice role shifts every two years. With five justices now in court, Chief Justice Rice’s term ends January 1, making Justices Alfred Budge and Chas P. McCarthy eligible. Budge will take office January 1 for one year, then McCarthy will succeed for the remainder of his term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Rice
Alfred Budge
Chas. P. McCarthy
Justice Budge
Justice McCarthy
Coeur d Alene Weather Records Highlight Snowfall and Cold
The article presents past and present Coeur d Alene weather details with W Berglund supplying data. It notes record low temperatures including 12 degrees below zero and compares to February 1910 and 1917. It documents a nine day snowfall totaling 44.5 inches ending December 10 with 27 inches depth at 4 PM.
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Near East
Spokane
United States Weather Bureau
W. Berglund
Berglund
Coeur d'Alene
Wallace
Flynn's New 18 Passenger Bus to Run Wallace Coeur d'Alene
Flynn Transportation, led by Dominick Flynn, plans an 18 passenger bus service between Wallace and Coeur d'Alene. The 2 ton White chassis with a $3150 body arrives from Seattle for final assembly at Alex Christie & Co. It features a ladies compartment, gentleman's smoking room, electric heat, Westinghouse shock absorbers, and Spanish leather upholstery. total cost around $7500.
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Wallace
Coeur d'Alene
Tust
Flynn Transportation Company
Dominick Flynn
Sayin
C. W. Ludolph
Panhandle Motor Company
Seattle
Alex Christie & Co
Westinghouse
Ludolph
J W Greenough Dies Prominent Northwest Figure
Death strips J W Greenough of Spokane a veteran miner and businessman born in Fort Riley Kansas. He grew up in Missoula and ran lumber and mercantile ventures before relocating to Spokane in 1907. He leaves a wife two brothers a sister four daughters and three sons and his son W Earl Greenough now in Great Falls Montana.
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J. W. Greenough
Spokane
Northwest
W. Earl Greenough
Great Falls
Mont
Civil service exam for clerks across districts announced
The U S civil service commission announces an open competitive general clerical examination for clerk vacancies in government departments with pay from 900 to 1400 dollars annually. Exams on February 3 in Wallace and similar dates in Idaho and Montana. apply to Geo H McFetridge at the post office and send applications to Washington.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
Wallace
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Postoffice
Civil Service District
Tilting
Seattle
Wash
Geo. H. McFetridge
Evil Service Commission
Washington
Posse
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho Falls
Lewiston
Moscow
Pocatello
Sandpoint
Twin
North Bunker Hill vein shows promising silver ore near Wardner
Crosscut from Shuck Tunnel by North Bunker Hill company near Wardner finds a 15 foot wide vein carrying 1 to 20 ounces of silver with some lead. Plans call for drifts toward the fault and a crosscut north from Shuck to map the lower workings and locate a better ore shoot amid broken ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuck Tunnel
North Bunker Hill Company
Wardner
Caledonia
Haystack Peak
Caldwell Lets Contract For Alaska Railway Line
Charles F. Caldwell contracted Seime and Carlson of Spokane to build a 13 mile rail line from Hyder up the Salmon river valley to the international boundary. The line serves American Mining and Milling Fish creek mine and several Alaska mining groups near the boundary with plans to extend to Salmon river valley head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Titan
Virginia
Salmon River
Vattay
Returns From San Francisco Mining Visit
Col Grimsmoe a prominent North Side mining man arrived back from San Francisco after visiting the Hetch Hetchy water project. He noted the reservoir’s 200 mile supply line, 19000 workers, tunnels driven, and cross links to power and irrigation. He also mentioned Edison Irrigation and Power’s parallel project employing about 15000 workers.
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San Francisco
Grimsmoe
North Side
Edison Irrigation and Power Company
Silver Purchases Under Pittman Act Rise
The bureau of the mint bought 2,166,000 fine ounces of silver in the week ended December 2. This increases total Pittman act purchases to 144,768,412 fine ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of the Mint
Price of First Editions Auction Highlights
A London sale fetched twenty five thousand dollars for a first folio of Shakespeare and a rare first edition of Gray's Elegy brought three thousand dollars. The event showcased scarce literary rarities commanding strong prices among collectors.
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London
Notice of Assessment by Oreano Mining Company
Notice of assessment on outstanding stock by Oreano Mining Company Limited in Wallace Idaho. A 2.5 mill per share levy was voted December 9 1922 with payment due by January 9 1923 to John Dolan secretary treasurer. Unpaid shares become delinquent February 3 1928 and may be sold at public auction to cover the assessment and sale costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oreano Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
The
Oreano Mining Company, Limited
John Dolan
Shoshone County Court House
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Silversmith
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Western U Mining
Coeur O’alene
TLES
Flynn
North Bunker Hill
Hoover
Cke
Saxton
E. P. Schmidt & Company
BroaDwAy
New York City
A. W. Johnson
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
Caldwell
Oreane Mining Company, Limited
the Owl Drug Store Wallace
James F. Howarth Company
Wallace, Idaho
Wallace and
Coeur D'Alenes
Sun Southland
Pacific Coast
Union Pacific System Instrated
J. Arnett
WM. McMurray
Portland, Oregon
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