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Newspaper
Wallace Miner
Location
Wallace, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
2
Wallace miner entered at the Wallace Idaho post office as second class mail matter editor A J Dunn. Subscription price per annum two fifty domestic and foreign from Canada and all countries in postal union three dollars annually.
The Wallace board of trade declares improved transportation between Wallace Burke and canyon mines essential for attracting families to Wallace. It notes past efforts failed as labor supply rose, but insists the issue remains critical and must be solved this year to boost business and living conditions.
The text argues Attorney General Daugherty’s explanation for Debs release fails to sway public justice. It notes Debs gains freedom by commutation, remains distrustful of the government, and warns that political prisoners may renew propaganda under the new policy.
A fragment asserts the government will permit actions by radical socialists bolshevists and other anarchic elements, describing it as a great day for disorder and upheaval. The text presents strong partisan rhetoric without identifiable events or sources.
The Butte mayor announces mines will resume after months of suspension and warns against agitators. He notes wage reductions to wartime levels aligned with Coeur d Alene district and urges civic solidarity to maintain industrial progress and avoid disturbances.
A critical analysis argues Soviet leadership under Lenine corrupts industrial management and overthrows long established principles. It warns that external aid offers only temporary relief and true progress requires human rights and adherence to proven social rules. The piece asserts Lenin and associates misapplied ideas and will fail to reform Russia.
The article discusses electrical energy as a versatile form that can be distributed and converted with high efficiency across scales from a doorbell to battle cruisers. It highlights simple actions like pressing a button or closing a switch triggering lights, fans, elevators, or locomotives, illustrating practical energy economy.
Electrical energy is unique in transmitting, distributing, and converting into any other energy form with minimal losses. A simple switch controls power, starting or stopping it efficiently for tiny or huge amounts of power alike.
Stewart Campbell Idaho state mine inspector faced pressure from mining interests after truthfully evaluating a nonproducing property. Ohio resident letters prompted resolutions against him, but Campbell produced letter files and stood by the facts. Resolutions were withdrawn and the inspector earned broad statewide support for honesty.
Cincinnati Enquirer notes economic teaching clashing with self-lifting ideologies. It cites British coal shortages, worker wages, and government subsidy cuts while miners push for seven hour workdays, arguing production and internal economies must lift prices and demand.
In Galena near Chicago-Boston, pre developed ore on the 400 level near year end boosts belief in future production and may spur further mining in the district. Lookout Mountain on Pine creek yields a striking strike moving toward shipping, differing from typical Pine creek deposits and drawing mining attention. The Sidney also figures among notable developments of the year.
The Pine Creek property has shifted from prospect to ore shipper as Pine Creek Mining and Milling advances a large milling ore body. Western Union on Revenue Gulch near Wallace continues shipments, Cedar Creek shows a promising ore shoot, and optimism runs high for increased production in the new year. The Coeur d’Alene Syndicate expands at Lead Work amid flood delays, while the Flynn group and major mines like Hecla Morning and Bunker Hill push deep development. Record output potential grows with a planned zinc plant and broader district exploration, signaling a turning point toward stronger mining activity in the Coeur d’Alene district.
The Ada county branch of the Idaho State Mining association held a highly attended meeting with over 100 mining leaders from Wood River Seven Devils Boise Basin and Atlanta. They discussed publicity for regional mineral resources and empowered J B Eldridge to form a five member committee to liaise with Boise Chamber of Commerce. Reports indicated at least 12 mines soon to develop and a five year boom anticipated in quartz mining. A special committee to be appointed later will organize monthly meetings.
T A Rickard cites Huxley as a model of veracity and public service. He highlights Huxley’s 19th century roles on the London school board and royal commissions, his defense of scientific method, liberal education, and social honesty, urging Montana mining graduates to emulate these values.
A rugged speaker recalls meeting a lone camper along life’s long trail in evening woods. The stranger offers shelter and calm, filling a coffee-pot and bedding with balsam branches. Their quiet talk renews courage, turning a grim future into a friendly camping place and giving strength to face night and the Hereafter dawn.
United States forest service tests show thoroughly air dried timber gains about double the strength of green timber. Seasoning aids preservative application as injecting antiseptics into green wood is difficult. Western pine loses about half its weight over three to five months of seasoning. A caterpillar breathes through holes along its body sides, with nine on each side.
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