Outlook for Tungsten and Steel Depend on Industry
A mining congress overview argues tungsten use in tool steel hinges on steel demand. It notes wartime prices spiked, US and Burma outputs, Chinese deposits rising since 1918, and large tungsten ore stocks in 1919 1920. Tariff delays US production rebound, while global supplies shift with market prices and war's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pink le Meas
Mining Congress Journal
Kinood Hayne
England
Arnold
United States
Burma
Hermyingyi
Atolia
Primos Chemical Co
Wolf Tongue Mining Co
Boulder Forberite
Colorado
China
Kwangtung
Kwangsi
Hunan
Ils
Bolivia
Argentine
Japan
Korea
New York
Untitled fragment on tungsten concentrates and tool industry
Fragment discusses tungsten concentrate demand and tariff effects. It notes that four thousand towns may be involved and that the high-speed tool industry awaits a revival, with no clear timeline for when that will occur. Contains speculative statements about future sales and tariffs.
Fossil Forests in North Dakota Reveal Ancient Warm Forests
North Dakota's Fort Union formation preserves fossil flora from the Tertiary era. About 300 to 500 plant species are described, showing a once forested landscape with hardwoods, conifers, and ginkgo, including large palms and fan shapes. Lignite beds indicate vast swamps and a climate warmer than today’s South Atlantic slope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Fort Union
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
South Atlantic
United States
Want No Superstate in Postwar World
St Louis Times argues against invoking a superstate and the League of Nations. It praises the Harding-Hughes plan as prudent, asserting no loss of pride or sovereignty, and claims world support for removing troublesome institutions through common sense methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Hughes
League of Nations
Mr. Wilson
Harding-Hughes
Notices of Postponed Stock Sales and Delinquent Assessments
Multiple Idaho mining firms including Amazon-Dixie Copper Chief and Galena Mining extend deadlines for payment of assessments and postpone delinquent stock sales. Directors announce new dates from late 1921 into early 1922 with sales rescheduled at the Wallace, Idaho offices. Secretaries N J Rossi Ames Taylor Helen A McAllister oversee confirmations and notices to shareholders.
Notice of Slavonian Mining stockholders meeting 1922
The Slavonian Mining Company of Wallace Idaho announces its annual stockholders meeting for January 16, 1922 at 10:00 a.m. at the company office 301 Sixth Street Wallace Idaho. The meeting substitutes for the regular session and will elect a board of directors and address other lawful business. By order of the President G W Dougherty Secretary Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slavonian Mining Company
Sixth Street
Wallace
Idaho
The
G. W. Dougherty
Notice of assessment by Jack Waite Mining Company
Notice declares a one cent per share assessment on about one million shares, levied September 18, 1921, payable by October 25, 1921 to Chas E Chamberlain in Spokane. If unpaid by October 25, 1921, the stock will be delinquent and may be sold November 22, 1921 at 10:00 a.m. at the company office in Eagle Idaho to cover the delinquent assessment plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Waite Mining Company
Spokane
Jack Waite Mining Company, Limited
Chas
E. Chamberlain
Madison Street
Great Northern
Washington
P. O
Eagle
Shoshone County
Idaho
Chas. E. Chamberlain
Jack Waite
Notice to Delinquent Stockholders Delayed Sale
Notice from Jack Waite Mining Co Ltd and Office of Copper Chief Mining Co in Wallace Idaho that the sale date for delinquent stock has been postponed from November 2, 1921 to December 21, 1921 and then to January 17, 1922, due to an assessment of five mills per share on October 15, 1921. Secretary Treasurer Hal E Chamberlain signs. Names of delinquent shareholders include Archie Albee Joseph Boilean E H Beeker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Waite Mining Co. Ltd
Hal, E. Chamberlain
Jack Waite Mining Company, Limited
Copper Chief Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Jack Waite Mining Company, Ltd
Irs. E. Chamberlain
W B Armour
Archie Albee
Joseph Boilean
H Beeker
OmMce
Amazon-Dixie Binning
Umeer Wallace
Amazon-Dixie Minh
Larry Dooling
Tei
Notice to creditors in the Lindman estate Idaho
In the Probate Court of Shoshone County Idaho the estate of Erick Lindman deceased is governed by administrator Therrett Towles. Creditors and anyone with claims against the estate must file claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication dated December 15 1921. Filing office is Gyde Taylor building Wallace Idaho where business is conducted for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Shoshone
State of
Idaho
Erick Lindman
Therrett Towles
Gyde
Brick Lindman
Notice of Lost Wallace Mining Company Certificates
Notice is given that certificates No. 99 for 10006 shares and No. 99 for 10000 shares and No. 100 for 5000 shares of Wallace Mining Company, issued November 26, 1892 and registered to Lizzie Porter, were destroyed in the San Francisco earthquake fire. Thirty days after this notice, the owner will apply to the secretary for new certificates of like amounts. J. M. Porter, Peyton Building, Spokane, Wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Mining Company
San Francisco
California
Lizzie Porter
J. M. Porter
Peyton Bldg
Spokane
Woh
Imperial Mining Company Delinquent Assessment Notice
The Imperial Mining Company of Wallace Idaho levied a 2.5 percent assessment on its outstanding stock payable by December 1 1921 to Homer G Brown secretary treasurer at 710 Hotel Street Wallace Idaho. Unpaid by December 31 1921 the stock will be sold January 30 1923 at 7 30 p m at the company office to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Homer G. Brown
HO Hotel
Hotel Wallace
Hotel Street
Wallace, Idaho
Ajax Mining Declares Stock Assessment in 1921
The Ajax Mining Company board met in Burke Idaho and levied a one cent per share assessment on capital stock payable by January 6 1922 to J A Havighorst treasurer at Spokane Washington. Unpaid shares become delinquent January 9 1922 and will be sold February 1 1922 at public auction to cover the delinquent assessment and advertising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajax Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Burke
J. A Havighorst
West
Fourteenth Avenue
Spokane
Washington
J. A. Havighorst
West 14Th Ave
Clark Montana Realty seeks patent for Ivy Ellen lode claim Idaho
United States Land Office at Coeur d Alene Idaho publishes notice that Clark-Montana Realty Company a Washington corporation by Therrett Towles its agent has filed for patent for the Ivy Ellen lode mining claim Mineral Survey No 2954 Beaver Mining District Shoshone County Idaho covering about 18.061 acres total and 16.685 acres net, with metes and bounds described on the official plat and recorded field notes on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Coeur A’ Alene
Idaho
Clark- Montana Realty Company
Beaver
Shoshone County
Idah
Coeur d'Alene
Ivy Ellen and Ivy Blien lode mining claims notice
Legal notice records the Ivy Ellen lode mining claim located on Sunset Peak in Sections 28 and 29, Township 49 North Range 5 East Boise Meridian with detailed corner bearings and an excluded conflict area totaling 2,376 acres, net claimed area 15.635 acres. It lists adjacent claims Sunset lode, Red Dragon lode, Sunset Peaks Lode Two and Big Bug lode, filed under Frank Langley, D20-022-201, in Shoshone County Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Sunset Peaks Lode
Ivy- Blien Lode
Shoshone County
Idaho
Walla Fa Aid County
Sunset Peak
B. M
Red Dragon
Sunset Peaks
Frank Langley
Notice of Forfeiture to Frank Boutin and James F lahan
Notice of forfeiture under section 2324 of the Revised Statutes and amendments. Co owner states labor and improvements have been expended on mining claims in Yreka Mining District Shoshone county Idaho. Claims named include Cettigne Cuyahoga Chicaspia Sharora Great Lost Great Discovery Chiclana Chipeta and Ninnesca lodes. Parents or heirs are addressed and legal actions may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Boutin
James F.lahan
the United States
Cettigne
Cuyahoga
Chicaspia
Sharora
Great Lost
Great Discovery
Chiclana
Chipeta
Ninnesca Lode
Mining claim co ownership notice in Idaho 1921
In Idaho for 1920 the sum of 900 dollars is due for that year. If within 90 days after publication you or your heirs fail to pay your share, Frank Boutin owes 150 dollars and James F. C. owes 160 dollars plus publishing costs. Your interest in the mining claims will become property of the co owner John A Alger under the law. This notice is dated 27, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Frank Boutin
James F. C
Success Mining Co Levy and Public Sale Notice
Office of the Success Mining Co Ltd in Wallace Idaho announces a levy on outstanding capital stock dated November 2 1921 with payment due by December 29 1921 to A G Kennedy assistant treasurer at the Gyde Taylor building. If unpaid by the 29th the stock will be sold January 26 1922 at 3 pm at the company office to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs. Herman J Rossi secretary treasurer signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amazon-Dixie Mining Company
N J. Rossi
Amazon~ Dixie Mining Company
Insurance Huilding
Wallace, Idaho
Galena Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Taverebea
Donald A. Callahan
Gyde-Taylor
Helen A. McAllister
H Bittersted
Huda Erickson
William Fouby
William Fouhy
Herman
J D Farasey
W J Fouhy
Insurance Red Harthorn
Hundley
James F Howarth
Hooper & Kingsbury
Jews Jensen
J. Jensen
Bert A Kats
Insurance
Ida- L
Jd Mullen
Alfred J. Morgan
Herman J. Rossi
Laura F No
Amazon- J M
Rosauer
Wm Sellers
Art
de GE Shawhan
G_E Shawhan
RE Seysler
J Stopplecamp
Goll
CJ Swenson
Miss B Smallwood
Gladys Stellman
Chris Traxell
Vis Traxell
Weber Bros
F Zeyen
Ella Fis
Shoshone Building
The
Success Mining Co. Ltd
Success Mining Co., Ltd
A. G. Kennedy
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Geological Survey
James H. Taylor
Wallace, Idah
Ames H. Taylor
Clark-Montana
Alty Company
Wallace Stock Exchange
John A
ALGER
John F. Ferguson
Bunker Hill Smelter RR
Bradley, Idaho
Kellogg
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Company
Producers
Bunker Hill
Frank M. Smith
Paulsen
Spokane, Wash
M. H. Sulivan
J. W. Tabor’s Book & Stationery Store
Aetnaize Rossi Insurance & Investment CO
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