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Newspaper
Wallace Miner
Location
Wallace, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1920
Page
3
Augustus Locke argues mining geology splits into two distinct paths court geology and ore hunting geology. He contends prejudice, temperament, and training shape who suits each role, urging separate professional development and cautioning against mixing courtroom tactics with ore discovery.
Spain remains the wettest and steadiest copper producer with Jevelopay reserves lasting forty to sixty years. The Rio Tinto mine in Huelva is a vast open pit deposit. British French and Spanish interests dominate output with most refined in England. Spain and Portugal together yield about 29 percent of world copper, around 43 000 metric tons annually. Rio Tinto Tharsis Cordova are chief producers. Portugal's deposits extend the Rio Pinto field and supplied about one fifth of peninsula production in 14 18.
A fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal notes quirks in male behavior in Korea and locally. It suggests men often ignore wives on the street, men imagine women admire them, and jokes about a township clerk after six weeks shaping a tunnel as if to replace the recording angel.
The District Court of Shoshone County Idaho issues a summons to James D. Snyder in a divorce action filed by Vivian Snyder. The complaint alleges a statutory residence in Shoshone County and seeks a judgment by default if no answer is filed within twenty days locally or forty elsewhere. The document is dated February 4 1920 and names Wallace Idaho attorney Therrett Towles and deputy clerk Brainard.
On March 9 1906 Jigland accuses the defendant of desertion and abandonment for over a year without consent or will. Plaintiff seeks judgment dissolving the bonds of matrimony and prays for service of process within twenty days in this district, or forty elsewhere. If unanswered, plaintiff asks for default judgment. Clerk Harry A. noCHrs records the action with deputy L M Brainard. residence listed as Wallace Idaho with a January 28 1920 date.
James Handlin of St. Regis Montana announces a lost certificate for 2000 shares of Copper Age & Edison Mining Company. The holder is warned not to negotiate the lost stock until recovered within 30 days. If unrecovered, a new certificate will be issued in its place by the secretary at Wallace Idaho on February 4 1920.
The U S Bureau of Mines notes a September Homestake mine fire stemmed from a single blast igniting timber in an old filled stope. Arched broken ore and timber hung thirty feet above the gravel. It warns using permissible explosives could prevent such fires, a measure under advocacy for safer metal mining.
Notice is given that the annual meeting of stockholders of the Old Veteran Mining Company will be held at Suite 17 Barnard Block Wallace Idaho on March 4 1920 at 2:00 p m for electing a board of directors for the ensuing term and for any other business that may legally come before the meeting. L L Brainard secretary.
In the Shoshone Idaho Probate Court the guardian Donald A Callahan petitions to sell mining interests of Della Sheehy an incompetent. The court orders all interested to appear March 5 1920 at 10:00 am in Wallace Idaho to show cause why the guardian should not be granted an order to sell the mining interests. Judge R E Weniger signs dated February 5 1920.
Notice of assessment levied by the Compton Mines Company on Jan 6 1920. Five mills per share on outstanding capital stock payable by Feb 28 1920 to John L Fitzgerald secretary at the Gyde Taylor Building Wallace Idaho. Delinquent shares will be sold March 20 1920 at 7 30 p m to cover the assessment and selling costs.
Clyde D. Jarvis recounts a mule kick he says left a six inch scar on his abdomen from a former operation. He enlisted in the Marine Corps in Houston, bearing the legacy inked above the scar that reads "Opened by mistake," while the scar marks his memory of the tough episode.
A fragmented verse item recounts old kings and Prussia's Kaiser Bill in a satirical lay. It contrasts a French king's bold march with the Kaiser’s alleged habit of “sowing trees” and “saws them up again” amid a note on his “Drink” and perfume. The piece cites B P B in New York Evening Post and Derro(it) Free Press as sources.
The alias summons in case No 4919 names Mary E. Roberts as defendant in the First Judicial District of Idaho. The plaintiff asserts statutory Idaho residency and alleges the marriage of plaintiff and defendant at Penzance.
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