Helium the wonder gas and its wartime rise
Helium, nonflammable and lighter than air, emerged from scientific discovery to military use in World War I era dirigibles. From its cosmic and natural sources to its 90 percent purity production, three Texas plants and later Langley Field work advanced supply while Congress funded large scale output for strategic airship needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir William Ramsay
Lord Rayleigh
Ramsay
W. F. Hillebrand
United States Geological Survey
Hillebrand
Janssen
Cady and McFarland
University of Kansas
Kansas
Count Zeppelin
London
England
United States
Bureau of Mines
Army
Navy Air Services
Navy
Texas
Fort Worth
Petrolia
Jeffries-Norton
Congress
Financial lesson on German currency and Paris moving pavement
The Bank of Germany reports currency in circulation about 100 times prewar levels while the mark slides to .27 of a cent. This financial schooling mocks free silver as Germany and Russia show higher money supply lowers value. In Paris a moving pavement may link the Palais Royal to Place de la Republique with three bands at increasing speeds for safe boarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Arty
Bureau of Mines
Langley Field
Iea
Kansas City Star
Bank of Germany
Financial School
Coin
Germany
Russia
Paris
Paris Boulevards
Palais Royal
Bourse
Opera
Place de la Republique
Safety and Service in the Air and Alaska Climate Change
The article notes air travel reaching luxury standards with reduced fire and engine risks, speeds around 125 mph, and hospital airplanes with operating rooms. It mentions stabilizing devices for in-flight surgery and climatic shifts in Alaska revealing fossilized tropical plants, indicating a warmer past climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Ancient Strikes Through the Ages Highlight Wage Demands
Thebes tablets reveal 3000 year old workers warned employers to set new wages and back pay. Across wars, 91,000 Americans died on highways in 19 months, nearly double wartime battle deaths. In politics, twenty women in eleven states seek national House seats, and four seek Senate seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thebes
House of Representatives
Senate
Notice to delinquent stockholders in Tarbox Mining Co
Office in Wallace Idaho dated July 1 1922 announces delinquencies on stock for a two mill per share assessment levied April 1 1922 with amounts listed opposite each shareholder name in the delinquent stock ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offce
Tarbox Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Notice of Sheriff Sale on Tax Lien Foreclosure Kellogg Lot
Sheriff Jesse Freeman of Shoshone County Idaho announces a sale of Lot 1, Block 2, Vergobi Addition to Kellogg, at 2:00 p.m. August 6, 1922, at the Bank Street entrance of the county courthouse in Wallace. Trustee Harry A. Rogers for Shoshone County proceeds against O A McKee and C D McKee to satisfy a decree with interest and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Rogers
Shoshone
O. A. McKee
C. D. McKee
District Court of
First Judicial District
State of Idaho
C. A. McKee
A. D
Idaho
Vergobi
Kelloge
Notice of Postponement and Assessments at Wallace Idaho
Notice of Postponement issued by Tarbox Mining Company delays the delinquent stock sale from July 21 1923 to August 4 1922 at 10:00 a m in the Shoshone Building Wallace Idaho signed by John F Ferguson Treasurer. Also Pine Creek Mining Milling Company announces a one per share assessment due August 22 1922 for outstanding stock with delinquency and sale set for September 25 1922 at 7 20 p m at 16 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho signed C W Lewis Secretary Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A Lewis
Frank
Frank McGinn
McGinn
Frank Edward W W Mar
Walter Martin
Ed Munier
Joe Murkovic
J Neebes
Thomas Medei
T T Pohlman
Sangstad
Gus E Scott
Cora E Scott
Gussie
Gussie Seysler
Seysler Seysler
Seysler
Henry Sonderes
Tensy Sonderes
SC Welk
C Welk
Shoshone
Wallace
Idaho
John F. Ferguson
Tarbox Mining Company
Flink
John
Fink
Jobs
Fuller
Harriet
Cees
Zue Harper
Adeline
Walter
Harper
Johnson
Chas
Andy H
Wilson
Wagner
Hank Street
Alfred J. Dunn
Pine Creek Mining & Milling Company
O. W. Lewis
Cedar Street
Corporation
C. W. Lewis
Order to Show Cause Why Sale of Real Estate Is Ordered
In Shoshone County Idaho the Probate Court orders the estate of Isabelle Blackburn to show cause on August 10 1922 why an order of sale should not be granted for specified parcels in Wallace Osburn and East Wallace addition. The administrator George W Walker is to present reasons supporting sale and publication of the order in Wallace Miner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone County
Idaho
Isabelle Blackburn
George W. Walker
East
Wallace
Placer Center
Osburn
State of
Wallace Miner
John FE. Sherrard
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R. B Moore
United States Burdau
Mines
Moore
India
Frankland and Lockyer
Wallace Printing Company
Elk’s Temple Bldg
Wallace, Idaho
John Dolan
Idaho & Los Angeles Mining & Milling Company
Emil Anderson
Austin
Slaven Amt
Allison
Vada
Archer
Voda C
Vera D Black
Asit
Brown
Ws Aa
Charles Bollinger
Charles Bo
John Hayes
Ernest Herbert
Kimball Hernberger
Kimball Herzberger
Olive Herzberger
W J Houser
Ben Huber
Fred Johnson
John H. Johnson
John A
John Lewis
John A Lewis Sero
Lewis
Kellogg, Idaho
D. W. Price
Canyon Creek Dairy Co
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