Spending Huge Sums for Timber Protection in Idaho
Idaho spent 307 514.73 in 1924 to protect standing timber from ram fire, per an audit by W. M. McGowan. Assessments against associations and other sources totaled 301 310.52. Associations include Woodlatah Clearwater Priest Lake Coeur dAlene and Pend dOreille with state ownership 626 071.98 acres. private lands 1 640 622.15 acres. In 1921 total assessments were 119 487.44. state paid 52 496.69. Per acre cost averaged 0.62. Totals show five associations assets 61 807.06 and liabilities 9 396.07 with a 51 970.98 surplus. Priest Lake association state ownership dominates. 1921 was first season for Priest Lake.
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North
Pend d'Oreille
Asociation
Idaho
Potlatch
Clearwater
Priest Lake
Coeur d'Alene
Vend d'Oreille
Priest Lake Association
Mead Woreite
World Water Power Leaders Highlight U S Strength
The United States holds forty percent of the world’s developed water power with 9,213,000 horsepower installed. New York leads U S states at 1,300,000 HP followed by California 1,111,000 HP, while Europe’s leaders include France 1,400,000 HP and Norway 1,350,000 HP. Canada ranks second globally with 2,418,900 HP, and Niagara Falls plants total 870,000 HP with cross-border expansion.
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New Zealand
Australia
Inand
Java
Africa
North America
United States
Asia
South America
Europe
United States Geological Survey
New York
California
France
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
New England States
Pacific Coast
Washington
Oregon
Niagara Falls
Niagara
Canada
Mississippi
Keokuk
Iowa
St. Leuis
St. Maurice River
Montreal
Quebec
Rjukan
Trobhattan Falls
Lake
Italy
Germany
Japan
India
From the Fathers to Harri Son on the Constitution
American Economist reflects on September 17 as the Constitution's anniversary, tracing its long history from the Federalist era to the Civil War. It argues protectionist policy had constitutional debate, praising Webster and Lincoln while criticizing those who equated it with disloyalty or secession and urging defense of the 1787 framework over the 1861 Confederate constitution.
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United States
Webster
Lincoln
Senate
Johnson
Cooley
Louisiana Territory
Aaron Burr
Jackson
Florida
Philippines
League of Nations
Jack Johnson
Daniel Webster
James Madison
George Washington
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Monin
Hill
New York
Davis
Bunker Hill
Yorktown
Harrison
Mississippi
Wasington
Marshall
Bancroft
Ridicule of Prohibition Sparks National Debate
The Dearborn Independent decries anti prohibition humor as un American and harmful. It cites a New Year tragedy in Ann Arbor where moonshine containing wood alcohol killed a 17 year old, underscoring the grave consequences of liquor culture and the need to uphold laws.
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Dearborn
United States
Jackass
Tim Murphy
Cleveland
Tim
Artemus Ward
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Philip
Philip Sober
New York
London
Friends of Prohibition
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Ther
Notice to Creditors in Walter Meikleham Estate
In the Probate Court of Shoshone County Idaho the administrator Ellis L Hale notices creditors and all claimants against Walter Meikleham deceased to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be presented at 618 Bank Street Wallace Idaho the administrator's place of business. Dated January 17 1928 with publication January 19 1922 19 F9-40.
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Walter Meikleham
Ellis L Hale
Notice to Delinquent Stockholders at Galena Mining Co
Notice to stockholders of the Galena Mining Company dated January 19 1928 lists delinquent shares due to a one cent per share assessment levied November 8 1921 and notes amounts opposite shareholders names. The notice identifies the transfer of the company from Chicago Boston Mining and lists delinquent holdings in Wallace Idaho.
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Galena Mining Company
Chicago-Boston Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Notice of stock delinquency postponement by Success Mining Co
By order of the board of directors of the Success Mining Company Limited the payment deadline for the delinquent assessment is extended from December 29, 1921 to January 28, 1922 and the sale of delinquent stock is postponed from January 26, 1923 to February 18, 192? at the usual time and place. Herman J. Rossi secretary-treasurer confirms.
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Success Mining Company, Limited
Tarbox Mining Company
John F. Ferguson
Wallace
Idaho
Forfeiture Notice Over Joint Idaho Mining Claims
Notice to Frank Boutin and James F Callahan and heirs that failure to pay their share of 1920 labor expenditures on multiple Idaho mining claims in Shoshone county will transfer ownership of their interests to John A Alger. Proportions: Boutin 1/6 and Callahan 1/6, amount due $150 each plus publishing costs, within ninety days after notice. Year 1921-22 15t.
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Frank Boutin
James F. Callahan
the United States
Cettigne
Cuyahoga
Chicaspla
Charora
Great Lost
Great Discovery
Chiclana
Chipeta
Ninnesca Lode
Notice of Assessment Tarbox Mining Company 1921
Notice shows five mill per share assessment levied by Tarbox Mining Company at meeting September 20 1921 payable by November 11 1921 to John Ferguson treasurer Wallace Idaho. Delinquent stock advertised for sale January February 1922 with costs and expenses. Extensions announced shifting payment and sale dates multiple times through February 1922.
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Tarbox Mining Company
John ¥. Ferguson
Shoshone Building
Wallace
Idaho
Success Mining Co. Delinquent Stock Assessment Notice
Office of the Success Mining Co Ltd in Wallace Idaho announces an assessment of one cent per share on outstanding capital stock due by December 29 1921 payable to A G Kennedy assistant treasurer at Gyde Taylor building Idaho. Unpaid by December 29 1921 will be delinquent and property will be sold at public auction on January 26 1922 at 3 p m.
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Abert
Isaac
jAbert
Isasc
BOT
Bartlett
Chadwick
Eisenberg
Jacob
Stout
Tompking
Tompkins
Mary
Gyde-Taylor
Wallace
Idaho
Elen A. McAllister
Galena Mining Company
Chicago- Boston Mining Company
Sweet
Swanson
Alfred C Swanson
Alfred
Smith
Max T
W A
Thompson
All
Henry
Herman Rossi
The
Luces Underwood
Underwood
C Ie
N Mining Company, Limited
Ee Peps
Wood
Erwood
Tagerecoa
Alentine
J B
Valentine
Iniger
A D
A.D
Williams
Young
O B
O R
Hotel Street
Treasy
Impial Mining Company
Hotel St el Wallace
Success Mining Co. Ltd
A. G. Kennedy
Roe Tdaho
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