Passing of Planters Hotel Marks End of an Era
The long awaited closing of the Planters hotel signals the end of a storied hostelry once central to Missouri politics and Southern hospitality. Built 1917, the four story Planters became a social hub hosting presidents and notable figures, with a key and commemorative horse shoe marking its historic exits. The building will be converted into an office after January, transforming rooms where presidents slept into bureaucratic spaces and memories into commerce.
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Planters Hotel
Middle West
Southland
Planters House
Camp Jackson
Planters
South
Evarist Maury
Missouri
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Virginia
Frank P. Blair
Nathaniel Lyon
Lyon
Bob Fitzsimmons
Argentine Ceasers Mine Prepares for Production
The Argentine mine rapid to operate a 2200 foot gravity bucket tramway to deliver ore from the tunnel to a rail side bin. The railroad will add a spur for loading and ore will ship to the Sweeny mill. Underground cleanup, pump and hoist installation and old-workout prep have cost much but reflect rich ore and future expansion. The mine lies about two and a half miles west of Wallace. A Seattle test shows wood briquette fuel equal in heating value to anthracite coal, made from sawdust bark and mill refuse.
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Sweeny Mill
Wallace
Seattle
New Mexico Mines 1922 Gold Silver Copper Lead Zinc Output
C. W. Henderson of the U S Geological Survey reports New Mexico mines in 1922 produced 1574 000 dollars in gold 700 000 ounces of silver 2 600 000 pounds of lead 31 000 000 pounds of copper and 4 600 000 pounds of zinc. Output rose or fell from 1921 with 196 822 dollars in gold 571 899 ounces of silver 14 267 338 pounds of copper 678 601 pounds of lead and 228 000 pounds of zinc.
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Montana
G. N. Gerry
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Butte
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Butte & Superior
Davis- Daly
Elm Orlu
Neihart Consolidated
Granite-Bimetallic
Philipsburg
North Butte
Goldsmith
East Butte
Anaconda
Pittsmont
East Butte Copper Company
Anaconda Company
Hutte & Superior
Davis-Daly
Moulton
Great Falls
Black P
Angelica
Lukeng Hazel
Hast Helena
New Mexico
C. W. Henderson
U.S. Geological Survey
Lincoln's Legal Fees and Frugal Practices Highlight His Character
The account notes Abraham Lincoln avoided divorce cases, charged varied fees from $1.25 to $5000 with protest from the Illinois Central railroad, and often did not write briefs. It mentions a farm possession case where a $200 fee matched the opposing lawyer's fee the next day, illustrating his cautious approach to charges.
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Abrasan Soncin
divYorce
Illinois Central Railroad
Lincoln
Delinquent stock assessments and legal notices from Idaho
Delinquent stock notices from the Office of the Secretary Treasurer of the Big Elk Mining Company Wallace Idaho warn that unpaid assessments of two mills per share due November 15 1922 must be paid by February 10 1923 or stock will be sold at public auction on March 10 1923. Notices include attachments and court actions in Shoshone County Idaho against Wm H Clark and Beatrice Clark for amounts 1235.00 and 237.95 with interest, costs, and attorney fees, and announce a January 13 1928 sale for delinquent shares.
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Rob Roy Mining Company
Idaho
Wat
Wallace
Cosgrove
Foss
Joei
Gilmore
Geo Koo
Geo K. Grant
Larson
Clark
Liver
Paul
Lewis
A. D
Harry A. Rogers
Lews
L. L. Brainard
Ee Dougald Sehwieger
J W Stout
L O
Towit
Cedar Street
Dougherty, Lpecreency
Roy Mining Company
District Court of
First Judicial District
State of
Shoshone
M.A. Corner
Wm. H. Clark
Beatrice Clark
Big Elk Mining Company, Limited
Big Elke Mining Company, Limited
A. H. Featherstone
Sec
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St.louis
Sandpoint
Payette
Center of Social Life
Conrey Placers
Madison County
Shannon Ming
Marysville
Elkhorn
Swissmont
Park County
Jardine Gold
Butte& Superior
Greenback
Keating
Emma
Supreme Court
Raymond L. Givens
District Court
Ada County
State Tuberculosis Hospital Commission
Boise Statesman
Harry K. Fritchman
Ada County Taxpayers’ Association
Fritchman
Wan
Catherine KR. Athey
E. E. Fry
Reserve District NO. 12
First National Bank
United States
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
Herman J. Rossi
Betra Iit Stock
The
Wallace, Idaho
Uty
Asta National Bank
M. J. Flohr
Jas
F. McCarthy
W. Wimer
C. A. Keating
Asa’t
Cashier
H. BE. Howes Gee, Steward
J.W. Wimer James
Aug. Paulsen
Alfred Page
McCarthy
John F. Ferguson
J. W. Tabor’s Book & Stationery Store
Howes & King
Grocers
Bank St
A. L. Honever
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