Future of America Bright After War and Reconstruction
The piece argues that U S construction stagnation before and during World War I will shift to a large rebuild over the next three to five years. It calls for five billion dollars in repairs to railroads and housing, notes factory revival in logging, textiles, and mills, and predicts full employment and stable government post 1921 under a party of national, deliberate administration.
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United States
Lars
Willie
Te Party
Tional
Senate
Congress
Amerion
Steps in Reconstruction and Tax Reform
An analysis argues reconstruction requires concrete steps not a mindset. It urges systematic retrenchment, balanced budgets, and a shift from profits taxes to a sales or consumption tax to lower prices and curb profiteering, detailing exemptions for various filing statuses in 1919 tax rules.
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United States
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
United Suates
Europe
Women and the Income Tax new rulings for earners
Collector Lewis Williams reminds that women who had incomes during 1919 are subject to all federal income tax provisions. Thousands of women file returns and pay taxes regularly, with more names added each year. High wages last year may double the number required to file. teachers and local/state employees are not taxed on salaries.
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The
Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue
Lewis Williams
Oil Flotation Proves Successful With Complex Ores
Three years of trials on Sullivan mine complex ore at Kimberley culminated in Trail with a 600 ton mill for ore treatment. The plant signals a final lap in solving Sullivan ore issues and promises future expansion to a 2000 to 2500 ton concentrator. Flotation advances, driven by Trail labs, aim to unlock zinc heavy ore across Kootenay properties.
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Sullivan
Kimberley
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company of Canada
Trail
Kootenay Go
Trail Ave
Hayes Announces New Advisory Committee for Platform
Chairman Will Hays of the Republican National Committee reveals a long list of men and women agreeing to serve on the advisory committee on policies and platform. The move aims to gather public sentiment, sharpen platform promises, and energize party members while avoiding bossism and ensuring the platform reflects voters’ views.
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Will Hhays
Republican National Comm
Congress
Republican Party
Bossiam
Republic Party
Notice of Assessment for North Star Mining Company
At a board meeting in January 1920 an assessment of one mill per share was levied on outstanding capital stock. Payment is due by April 1, 1920 to T. R. Tweed, secretary-treasurer, Wal Idaho. Unpaid shares after April 1 will be delinquent and sold at public auction on May 1, 1920 to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs.
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North Star Mining Company
Tweed
War Canyon Avenue
Wal Idaho
Lost certificate notice for Copper Age and Edison Mining stock
Notice warns against negotiation of Certificate No 2 for 2000 shares in Copper Age & Edison Mining Company in the name of James Handlin. If not recovered within thirty days, a new certificate will be issued by the company secretary. Wallace Idaho February 4 1920 St Regis Montana.
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Copper Age & Edison Mining Company
James Handlin
Mpany
Wallace
Idaho
St. Regis
Montana
Notice of Assessment at Compton Mines Company
Notice is given that at a meeting on January 26, 1920, the Compton Mines Company assessed five mills per share on all stock, payable by February 29, 1920, to John L. Fitzgerald secretary at the Gyde Taylor building Wallace Idaho. Unpaid stock by February 28, 1920 will be delinquent and sold at public auction on March 20, 1920 at 7:30 p.m. at the company office.
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Compton Mines Company
Wallace
Idaho
Thhe Compton Mines Company
John L. Fitzgerald
John L Fitzgerald
Gyde-Taylor
John L. Pitzgerald
Joan L. Pitzgerald
Compton Mines Co
Gyde- Taylor
Coeur d'Alene Antimony Mining Co. Ltd
C. M. Powell
Kellogg
Delinquent mining debt sale notice in Wallace Idaho
Legal notice announces sale of stock and assets of Compton Mines Company to cover delinquent assessments, advertising costs, and expenses. The sale occurs at Bank Street entrance of Shoshone County Courthouse in Wallace on a May date 1820 at 2:30 pm, with parties including Joan L Pitzgerald and Schierdling, Treasurer, listed. The document also records a separate complaint in the First Judicial District of Idaho involving Vivian Snyder and James D Snyder, with summons issued.
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Maly
Bank Street
County Court House
Wallace
Schierding
Friend Mining Company
Lindello Landing
Spokane
Washington
Clara
Jamies D. Snyder
Alfred
Stuhtier
Idaty
Shoshone
Idaho
Mar- Reeville
Plaiitt
Wadace
Harry A. Rogers
Eal
Ll. J. Bratinard
First Ja Hiei
State of Idaho
Shoshone County
Vivian Snyder
James D. Snyder
Tarbox Mining Assesses Five Mills Per Share
Assessment No 3 percent dated December 18 1919 levies five mills per share on outstanding capital stock payable to John F Ferguson treasurer Shoshone building Wallace Idaho. Delinquent on January 1 1920 will be advertised for sale February 21 1920 to pay the delinquent assessment and costs of sale.
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Tarbox Mining Company
John F Ferguson
Shoshone Building
Wallace
Idaho
Joan FP. Perguson
Wallace, Maho
Friend Mining Co
William Schielding
Lindelle
Spokane
Notice of Postponement by Tarbox Mining Company
By order of the Tarbox Mining Company board of directors the payment deadline is moved from January 19, 1920 to February 15, 1920 and the delinquent stock sale is postponed from February 1, 1920 to March 20, 1920. John & Ferguson, Treasurer, Tarbox Mining Company. Shoshone Building, Wallace, Idaho. 122-F19-51
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Tarbox Mining Company
John & Ferguson
Wallace
Idaho
Notice to Delinquent Stockholders at Wishinston
Notice is hereby given by the Friend Mining Company that stockholders are delinquent on an assessment of three mills per share levied December 26, 1919. The amounts due are listed opposite each name, per the stock ledger as of January 29, 1920.
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Friend Mining Company
Lindelle
Spokane
Wishinston
The Academy of Astrology Ad in Wallace Idaho
An astrology ad asks readers to send 25 cents and birth details to the Academy of Astrology in Wallace Idaho for life review. It promotes a ruling star, guidance on residence, investing, selling, and business changes.
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The
Academy OF Astrology
Wallace
Idaho
P.O
Delinquent Mining Company Taxes Listed Northwest Idaho
A list of mining and development firms in the Coeur d Alenes with levy dates and delinquencies. Companies include Arctic Mining and M Co Ltd Levied Jan 1 payable Mar 3 to Gen HH Holler Kellogg, Coeur d Alene Antimony Mining Co Ltd Levied Jan 17 payable Feb 16 to C M Powell Kellogg, and Copper King Mining and Smelting Co Levied Oct 1 1919 with postponed sale. Delinquencies and sale dates cover multiple firms in Kellogg Wallace Mullan Spokane Wardner and nearby areas.
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Arctic Mining & M. Co. Ltd
Hh, Holler
Kellogg
Copper King Mining & Smelting Co
H. W. Ingalls
Mullan
Sale
Stockholders Meetings and Delinquent Notices Listed
A series of annual and delinquent notices for multiple mining companies including Black Bear Mines Co Lombardy Mining & Milling Co North Star Mining Co North Bunker Hill Mining Co Ray Jefferson Mining Co Sonora Mining & M Co Ltd Bernice Mining Co Ltd Old Veteran Mining Co Sterling M & M Co Ltd Tamarack & Custer Cons Mining Co with meeting dates February 14 21 25 March 4 and delinquent sale notices with paid dates between January and May 1920 listed with officers and locations in Wallace Kellogg and Kellogg Idaho and surrounding areas.
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North Bunker Hill Mining Co
N. T. Hardy
Ellogy
Dellnatent
Ray Jefferson Mining Co
BR. Day
Wallace
Sonora Mining & M. Co. Ltd
Daily Quotations of Metals as Settlement Basis
The article explains metal quotations used as the actual settlement basis for ore contracts with smelters. It notes the daily press shows higher figures for small lots, while the table reflects large-transaction prices from producers and selling agencies. It compares New York and St Louis lead prices due to freight differences and cites prime western shelter copper quotes.
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Engineering and Mining Journal
Presa
New York
St Louis
St. Louis
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