Order to Show Cause Why Real Estate Should Not Be Sold
Probate Court in Shoshone County Idaho orders all interested parties to appear on July 1 1922 at 10 a.m. in Wallace to show cause why administrator M J Flohr should not obtain an order to sell the decedent Anna Nordquist estate real estate including described lots and improvements in Wallace. Publication required in Wallace Miner for four weeks.
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Shoshone County
State of
Idaho
Anna Nordquist
M. J. Flohr
Wallace
Wallace Miner
Said
John E. Sherrard
Probate
Independence Lead Mines Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is given that the Independence Lead Mines Limited will hold its annual meeting on Monday July 3 1922 at 10:00 a m at the company office 605 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho. Directors will be elected for the ensuing year and other business may be transacted. Henry B Kingsbury President 608 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho.
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Independence Lead Mines, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
The
Cedar Street
Henry B. Kingsbury
Annual Stockholders Meeting of American-Commander Mining
The American-Commander Mining & Milling Company Limited will hold its annual stockholders meeting on Monday July 8 1922 at 11:00 A M at 608 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho. The meeting will elect a board of directors for the coming year and address other lawful business. Herman Marquardt secretary 608 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho.
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American-Commander , Mining & Milling Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
American-Commander Mining & Ming Company, Limited
Cedar Street
Waullace
Herman Marquardt
American Commander Mining & Milling Company, Limited
Notice to Delinquent Stock Holders at Pine Creek Mining Co
The King of Pine Creek Mining Company in Wallace Idaho issues a notice dated May 28 1922 that stock is delinquent on the April 29 1922 assessment of one mill per share. The notice lists amounts owed by respective shareholders though only the delinquency line remains readable.
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Tifiate
Tucker
Cbw
Tollefrand
Arne
Vollefen
Taylor
John
Sweeney
Wells
Archie
Waltmeyer
Ed C. Young
Wallace
Idaho
King of Pine Creek Mining Company, Limited
Col. Roosevelt
Benanza silver find on Iver Johnson ranch near Maxville
Word from Phillipsburg notes a bonanza find on Iver Johnson’s ranch about 1.5 miles north of Maxville. Workers uncovered a four foot by nine foot blue lime ore streak near the county road, with ore values reportedly between 50 and 100 dollars per ton and a narrow 3000 bounce sample. The vein runs nearly three quarters of a mile across the Johnson ranch, close to the Philipsburg Demond NP railroad line, attracting many onlookers yesterday.
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Philipsburg
Iver Johnson
Maxville
Johnson Ranch
Philipsburg- Demond
Northern Pacific
Rats in Montreal Courthouse Disrupt Trials and Records
Rats in the Montreal courthouse gnawed the judge's gown and silk hat in the chambers at night. Court stenographers lost notes to rats delaying civil suits and key exhibits in a murder trial were eaten, prompting officials to appoint an official rat catcher to recover records and resume proceedings.
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Montreal Court House
Aristocracy of Brains Proposal Aims Lords Reform
A bill presented in the British House of Commons seeks to replace an aristocracy of birth with an aristocracy of brains. The plan would cut the Lords from 740 to 300 members, excluding princes of the blood, and create life peers with uninheritable titles and privileges.
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House of Commons
House of Lords
Changes With Time In A Quip About Generations
A circulating tale riffs on mistaken identity across generations. A speaker corrects a joke by revealing the girl in a short dress is his grandmother, the riding breeches wearer is his wife, and the tea gown wearer is his 12 year old daughter who enjoys her great grandmother's gowns.
White Pine Forests of Idaho Face Blister Rust Threat
Idaho's vast white pine forest, the world's largest in the Northern Idaho, is threatened by the white pine blister rust. The disease travels from currant and gooseberry plants to pines, spreading via windborne dust that later infects bushes and reenters pines through a parasitic fungus. An Idaho-wide program, led by a University of Idaho forestry professor, will seek infected material and establish inspection stations to prevent spread and protect timber value.
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Northwest
Germany
Ural Mountains
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Europe
White Pine
Nature
United States
New England
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
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State Bureau of Plant Industry
New Hudson River Bridge Aims as West Gateway and Transit Spine
A proposed New York bridge over the Hudson would be the westward gateway with two decks: lower for 12 railroad tracks and upper roadway wide enough for 16 traffic streams, plus space for four streetcar lines and sidewalks. Estimated at 130 million dollars, the project is expected to pay for itself by reducing goods transport costs from 2.28 to 60 cents per ton. Redwood praised for durability and natural preservative properties resisting decay.
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New York
Hudson River
Fifth Avenue
Hudson
Superiority of Zinc Now Being Recognized in Industry
A debate among metallurgists over copper versus zinc marks a shift in industrial use. Copper remains lustrous and ductile, but zinc gains appeal for roofing and architectural work abroad. European buildings and notable sites demonstrate zinc’s long use, while U S practice shifts toward mass production and export of zinc based goods like tubes and gutters.
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Austria-Han
Gary
dugo-Slavia
Careh-Slovakia
Anaconda
New York
Zine Win
Lend Bend
Ine
Bellu Ae
Almos
New Jersey Zine Company
Brash Quarries Massive Stone Output in United States
A report notes 62 400 000 short tons of stone quarried in the United States and stored for twelve hours. Separately radiophone equipment has been installed on trains of two railroads.
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United States
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