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Newspaper
Wallace Miner
Location
Wallace, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1924
Page
3
Notice states that Minnie Otto, Frank C. Cahan, and Luther M. Park will not be responsible for debts contracted for or against the Ioan, Pirate and Climax mining claims in the Summit mining district, Shoshone county.
Hilma Erickson of Mullan Idaho reports the loss of Certificate No 64 for 1000 shares of North Fork Development Company Limited. Refrain from negotiating the missing certificate and alert the company. If not recovered within 30 days an application will be made for a new certificate in place. Dated January 10 1924.
Notice announces a one cent per share assessment by Ajax Mining Company on stock, payable by February 5 1924 to J A Havighorst in Spokane Washington, with delinquency and sale procedures if unpaid. Also outlines a second per share assessment of 110 for outstanding stock payable by February 7 1924 to Otto A Olsson in Wallace Idaho, and sale timelines if unpaid.
Office of the Valentine Mining Company Limited Wallace Idaho January 7 1924. The Valentine Mining Company Limited held on the 7th day of January 1924 an assessment of two mills.
Wallaced company levies a four mill per share assessment on its outstanding capital stock dated January 22, 1924. Payments are due by February 23, 1924 to William Becker secretary treasurer at 710 Hotel Street Wallace Idaho. Unpaid assessments as of March 24, 1924 at 7 30 p m will be sold to cover delinquent amount and advertising costs.
A study on air distribution in metal mine ventilation highlights blind ends as major sources of unhealthy conditions. Flexible tubing with small blowers is noted as an efficient economical method to vent stagnant air and dilute toxic or carbono dioxide accumulations.
Notice reports the St. Louis Idaho Mining Milling Company extending the assessment payment period from January 20 1924 to February 20 1924 and postponing delinquent stock action from February 20 1924 to March 20 1924 at the same hour and place. Secretary Treasurer listed at 17 Bank St Wallace Idaho. The clipping then discusses flexible tubing ventilation in mines, its benefits for cooling air flow and worker comfort, and cites investigations in South Africa and general labour efficiency outcomes. Serial 2551 available from the department of the Interior bureau of mines Washington DC.
David Burrell, commissioner of public welfare, bans use of confectioners' glaze and similar coatings in candy and food products as adulterants under the state pure food law. Chemical analysis finds the coatings contain alcohol and shellac, deemed detrimental to health. sale or use of glazed confectionery will violate the statute. The piece also recounts a Nevada Mining Press feature on Cornish miners drafted for Britain in 1914, ending with a wartime anecdote about a British captain and a Cornish sergeant during a dawn attack.
A religious census shows three fourths of Idaho University students belong to or prefer a church. Moscow hosts eight or more active churches linked to campus life with Bible study, Sunday schools, and social activities. Methodist plans a Wesley Foundation with a campus pastor. Other groups include Westminster, Christian Endeavor, Episcopal, DeSmet Catholic, Ink-Well Lutheran, and Student Church Affiliation. Of 1300 registered, 1000 are church members or favor a denomination: Methodist 270, Presbyterian 216, Catholic 120, Episcopal 107, Christian 102, Congregational 60, Baptist 48, Latter Day Saints 18, Christian Science 29.
G L Oldright of the interior bureau of mines discusses a volatilization method to remove lead from zinc concentrates. He notes lead prices may stay high, urging adoption in zinc restart plants by using existing retort setups to extract lead before zinc refining. The serial 2544 outlines recent volatilization developments for complex lead zinc ores across mining states.
The U S civil service commission announces an open competitive examination to fill vacancies in the eleventh civil service district at 3250 to 5500 per year. Receipt of applications to close March 8. For details and blanks contact the local secretary, board of civil service examiners, at any first or second class office or the secretary, U S civil service district, 207 P O building Seattle Wash.
A comical exchange shows Henry nearly leaving hatless before Mary points out it sits on his head. The scene humorously contrasts memory lapses with everyday antics as Princess Mary’s riding habits and general heredity beliefs mingle in light banter.
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