Truth About Alaska Bureaucracy and Its Future Promise
Article by Governor Bone argues Alaska’s growth hinges on opening settlement, reducing red tape, and expanding railroads. He praises Alaska’s resources and climate, envisions a booming future with President Harding visiting, Elks lodges active in Ketchikan Juneau and Anchorage, and towns like Fairbanks, Seward, Sitka thriving as states evolve from territory to a productive nation.
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Westinghouse ships 42 carloads to Chile for electrification
American firm Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. shipped 42 carloads of substation equipment from East Pittsburgh to Chile, marking the first material delivery under the Chilean electrification contract. It stands as the largest single shipment ever sent from the East Pittsburgh Plant.
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Westinghouse Electric & Mfg
East Pittsburg
Chile
Navestock Prize Honors Quietly Married Couple
In Navestock England the village fete rewards a couple who have endured 12 months without a family quarrel. The tradition awards a side of bacon to the winning pair as a symbol of domestic harmony at local celebrations spanning generations.
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Navestock
England
Ajax Mining assesses stock at Burke Idaho meeting
Notice from Ajax Mining Company Burke Idaho dated July 8 1922 declares an assessment of one cent per share on capital stock. Payment is due by August 10 1923 to treasurer J A Havighorst in Spokane Washington. Unpaid shares after August 10 1922 will be delinquent and sold at public auction on September 16 1922 to cover the delinquent assessment and costs.
Notice of Assessment by Galena Miningees Wallace Idaho 1922
The directors of Galena Miningees held a meeting on July 12 1922 and levied Assessment No 3 of two cents per share on outstanding capital stock due by August 12 1922. Treasurer Daniel A Callahan will receive payment at the company office in the 6th Gyde Taylor Building Wallace. Stock upon which this assessment remains unpaid may be subject to further action.
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Galena Miningees
Wallace
Idaho
Danid A. Callahan
Comaa
Gyde-Taylor
Pla cer Creek Silver Lead Mining directors call stockholders meeting
The board of Pla cer Creek Silver Lead Mining and Milling company calls a stockholders meeting at Spokane office 415 Chamber of Commerce building Friday August 4 at 3 00 p m to elect officers for the ensuing year amend the articles to change the company name and transact any other business. B Dennis president Bailey secretary Jy6 27 41.
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Placer Creek Silver-Lead Mining & Milling Company
Spokane
Chamber of Commerce
B. Dennis
Bailey
Big Elk Mining Company Delinquent Assessment Notice
Office of the Big Elk Mining Company Limited Wallace Idaho July 12 1922 an assessment of one mill per share was levied on outstanding capital stock payable by August 15 1922 to A H Featherstone secretary treasurer at his office in Wallace Idaho. If unpaid by August 16 1922 it will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction and unless payment is made will be sold September 4 1922 to cover the delinquent assessment and advertising costs. Rhode Island Mining Company Stockholders Meeting Notice Wallace Idaho July 26 1922 7:00 p m at 204 Bank Street for election of board of directors and other business.
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Helen
McAllister
Scretary Galena Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
Ajax Mining Company
Burke
A. Havighorst
Westlith Avenue
Spokane
Washington
J. A. Havighorst
West Lith Avenue
Big Elk Mining Company, Limited
A. H. Featherstone
Rhode Island Mining Company
Bank Street
Old Veteran Mining Company
Maid Corporation
L. L. Brainard
Blue Bell Mining Board Sets Five Mills Assessment
The directors of the Blue Bell Mining Company in Wallace Idaho levy a five mills per share assessment on outstanding stock payable by July 1 1922 to Frank Bland secretary treasurer at the Barnard Block office. Unpaid after July 1 1922 will be delinquent and advertised for public sale August 1 1922 with 50 cents per certificate added to cover advertising costs. Franklin Bland secretary treasurer Blue Bell Co Wallace Idaho.
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Frank Bland
Blue Bell Co
Barnard Block
Wallace
Idaho
Notice of Postponement at Blue Bell Mining Co
Notice by order of the board of directors of the Blue Bell Mining Company extends the payment deadline for the assessment from July 1, 1922 to August 1, 1922. Delinquent stock sale postponed from August 1, 1923 to December 31, 1922. Secretary Treasurer Barnard Block Wallace Idaho.
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Blue Hell Mining Company
Frank Bland
Blue Bell Mining Company
Barnard Block
Wallace
Idaho
Special meeting of Old Veteran Mining Company directors
Wallace Idaho June 22 1922 special meeting of the board levies a two milly assessment per share on capital stock payable by July 27 1922 to L L Brainard secretary treasurer at Wallace Idaho. Unpaid stock after July 27 will be delinquent and sold August 19 1922 to pay the delinquent assessment and advertising costs.
Notice of Forfeiture in Shoshone County Idaho Mining Claims
Co-owners notify William C Reed and successors that under Section 2324 and amendments they have expended $600 on Leroi One Two Climax Morning Star Nellie Tomboy lode claims in Placer Center district Shoshone Idaho for the year ending July 1 1922. If within 90 days of publication payment of the proportionate share of $225 plus publishing costs is not made the interest in the claims will be forfeited.
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United States
Leroi
Climax
Morning Star
Nellie
Tomboy Lode
Placer Center
Shoshone County
Idaho
Notice of Sale of Real Estate by Mines and Mining Interest
In Shoshone County Idaho probate proceedings administrator Henry Lamb announces private sale or contracts for the estate of Leslie Lamb deceased. The sale includes rights to listed lode mining claims Liberal King Monarch Combination Fraction South Pole Bobbie Burns Grey Mare Tam OShan Tenderfoot and General Lawton and adjacent described real property in Block 13 Markwell's Home Tracts. Sale subject to court approval and cash terms with court confirmation.
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Yreka
Shoshone
Idaho
South Pole
Bobbie ‘Burns
Tam O'Shan
Shoshone County
Towit
Lots
Lot 7
Markwell
Real Estate Notice in Wallace County Idaho Estate
The official plat now on file in the county clerk's records marks parcels in Markwell's Home Tracts. Bids or contracts for the mining interest must be in writing and delivered to J B Gyde attorney or the court clerk, or mailed to Gyde-Taylor Building Wallace, Sho shone county Idaho. Dated July 12 1922 Henry Lamb administrator of Lealic Lamb deceased.
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Fly Recorder
Said County
Ard
Markwell
J. B. Gyde
Gyde-Taylor
Wallace
Shoshone County
Idaho
Henry Lamb
Lealic Lamb
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