Federal bill could send more road gear to states
A proposed congressional bill would allow the United States Bureau of Public Roads to wire additional war material like trucks tractors and touring cars to states for highway use with freight paid by each state. Idaho reports heavy prior freight costs and expects more equipment if the bill passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Congress
D. P. Olsen
Idaho
Bureau of Highways
Federal Bureau
Bienniva Bes
Flowing Up Hill Explained by Geological Survey
The United States Geological Survey explains the Mississippi River does not flow uphill. It clarifies that defining higher or lower elevations by proximity to Earth's center becomes absurd across large distances like the river’s source and mouth. Water seeks a level surface, and natural forces dictate flow along that gradient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Geological Survey
Dow Ali
United States Geological Survey
Sorree
Mississippi River
River Source Gravitational Pull Curves Seaward
A historical note explains how river water from the Mississippi tends toward sea level at the mouth due to gravity and Earth's rotation. It also reports a financial crisis slumping diamond markets with De Beers seeking funds after mine closures. Navy Secretary Edwin Denby once served in the Marine Corps, among others sharing common surnames in muster rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Consolidated Diamond Mines of
South Africa
de Beers Company
Navy
Edwin Denby
United States Marine Corps
Harding
Marine Corps
Davis
Wallace
Daugherty
Hays
Mellon
A “Harding
Washington, D.C
Burge Idaho mining notices show unpaid stock and heirs hearing
An assessment of two mills per share was levied on outstanding stock of Tyler Mining and Milling Company Limited Burke Idaho with payment due by July 2 1921 and sale of delinquent stock on August 6 1921. Also notices of time and place of hearing for petition to determine heirship and kinship in estates of Ida Stees Leisenring Argyle and Thomas Stees Argyle with extensive property descriptions in Shoshone County Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hausseman
Hurke
Idaho
Burke
Edabo
Shoshone
Ida ‘Stees Leisenring Argyle
Thomas Stees ‘Leisenring
Thomas Stees Argyle
Ida Stees Leisenring Argyle
Thomas Stees Leisenring
Adeline Jungers
Shoshone County
Ida Steel
Wallace
Jof
Mullan
Lalande
State
Big Medicine
Placer Center
Said
Hieaver
Tempering Copper Myth Debunked by Geological Survey
The United States Geological Survey states that ancient tempering of copper is a myth. Metallurgists know rolling can harden copper somewhat and alloying with other metals can also increase hardness. Ancient specimens labeled as tempered copper are generally just copper alloy mixtures.
Idaho Probate Seeks Heirs Of Leisenring Argyle Estate
The probate court in Wallace Idaho fixed July 16 1921 for a hearing on a petition to determine heirs of Thomas Steel Leisenring Argyle and Ida Stees Leisenring Argyle. The filing seeks lawful division of undivided interests in Idaho and real estate and names Thomas Stees Leisenring Jr Thais Leisenring and Ruth Leisenring as heirs. Also notes the Argenta Mining Company assessment notice and delinquency sale details with Wallace Idaho addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Steel Leisenring
Oid
Kin Stees Leisenring
Argyle
Thomas Stees Leisenring
Thais Letenring
Ruth Leisenring
Idaho
Ida Stees Leisenring
Thomas Leisenring, Jr
Thais Leisenring
Whals Leisenring
John BE. Sherrard
Probate
Notice of extension for Argenta Mining stock payment
By order of the Argenta Mining Company board of directors the payment deadline for the assessment extends from May 30 1921 to July 1 1921 and the delinquent stock sale is postponed from June 30 1921 to July 28 1921 at the same hour and place. C D Brock secretary treasurer Wallace Idaho. Je2-20-51
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argenta Mining Company
Mullan
Idaho
C.D. Brock
Pnce
Wallace
C. D. Brock
Wallace, Idaho
Foreclosure suit over delinquent Osburn tax lien in Idaho
In Shoshone County Idaho District Court Marry A Rogers County Auditor as Trustee for Shoshone County sues Unknown Owner of South Half Lot 9 Block 80 Osburn for delinquent taxes 1813 1914 1915 with foreclose action. Defendant must answer within twenty forty days of service or court may enter judgment. Clerk Harry A Rogers. Deputy Elmer Johnson. Wallace Idaho attorney John L McEvers. June 1 1981.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
First Judicial District
State of Idaho
Shoshone County
A. Rogers
Osburn
Black Osburn
Shoshone
County of Shoshone
Idaho
Harry A. Rogers
Elmer Johnson
Wertenberger Suit Faces District Court Action
Summons issued in No 5117 for Dorothy Wertenberger against Roy Wertenberger. Defendant Roy Wertenberger listed. description notes modification in the district court proceeding at the First Judicial district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
First Judicial District
State of Idaho
Shoshone County
Dorothy Wertenberger
Roy Wertenberger
Salome Bell v. Defendant in Idaho Divorce Suit
In Shoshone County Idaho the plaintiff alleges residence within the county and seeks dissolution of the marriage and restoration of her maiden name Dorothy Bell. The complaint states the defendant has wilfully neglected to provide necessaries for over a year. judgment requested and standard summons issued with forty day response window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
Idaho
Washington
Dorothy Bell
A.D
Harry A. Rogers
L. L. Brainard
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U.S
Albert Lernersey
Tyler Mining & Milling Company, Limited
The
Burke, Idaho
Prince Albert
Taga
Jimmy
Albert
John IL McEvers
Wallace Stock Exchange
HH. EB. Worstell
P. O
Plaintiff
John F. Ferguson
Congregational Church
Tellef C. Peterson
Wallace Mending Bureau
Bank Street
Bunker Hill Smelter
Kellogg, Idaho
R. R
Bradley, Idako
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Company
Producers
Bunker Hill
Frank M. Smith
Paulsen Bla
Spokane, Wash
M. H. Sullivan
Kellogg
Spokane
Paulsen Building
J. W. Tabor’s Book & Stationery Store
Aetnaize Rossi Insurance & Investment CO
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