Movement to advertise Idaho through five year plan
Preliminary steps in Toke launch a statewide five year Idaho advertising campaign aimed at drawing eastward emigrants to the Portland exposition in 1923 while urging equal access to benefits beyond agricultural and reclamation messaging. Emphasizes mining as a core driver and broader resource promotion to boost employment and trade across the state. Calls for mining interests to receive support and notes ongoing Soldier bonus debates in Congress with questions about fairness for other wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toke
Idaho
Portland
The Nation's Debt to Its Defenders
A wartime tribute notes the nation has never failed to honor those who served and sacrificed. It recalls sacrifices since 1776 and praises government provisions for veterans, widows, and dependents, pensions for the disabled, land under homestead laws, and preference in government positions, while warning against a cash-only view of gratitude.
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Congress
House
Easton Named to State Board of Education
Stanly A. Easton of Kellogg, general manager of Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Co., appointed to the state board of education and the University of Kansas board of regents. Mining press praises his broad minded, humane leadership and progressive view, noting his California training and mining success. Governor Nichols lauds the move as a regional example.
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Stanly \. Easton
Kellogg
Bunker Hil & Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Company
State Board of Education
Mining and Scientific Press
San Francisco
Colorado School of Mines
Stanly A. Easton
Board of Regents
University of
Nicho
Budget Bill Holds No Automatic Savings Without Taxpayer Action
The passage of the budget bill must be accompanied by a changed mindset in Congress and departments. Without deeper cuts by the Senate and House, the measure will fail to save public money. Lawmakers must cut expenditures boldly to reduce tax burdens, else the bill becomes a delusion and a snare despite good intentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Senate
House
Treasury
The Correct View of Philippine Question
A. Lincoln Coleman of Seattle, at the national capital, argues that American protectorate implies responsibility for policies. He contends the United States cannot withdraw and still oversee Philippine affairs, urging either guidance or eventual complete withdrawal, with Filipinos to decide their future.
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A. Lincoln Coleman
Seattle
United States
Philippines
Callahan probate will lists multiple bequests and heirs
The Callahan will details specific sums to Victoria Cameron Rolland McDonald and Ruth Rossi plus bequests to Bessie Melville and others. It reserves real property in Wallace Idaho to Donald A Callahan and distributes residue among family members including Thomas Paul Callahan and Hugh Callahan with shares noted.
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Victoria Cameron
Sandon
B.C
Sacred Heart Hospital
Spokane
Rolland McDonald
Wallace
Idaho
Alex McDonald
Nine Mile
Ruth Rossi
Bessie Melville
Donald A. Callahan
Cedar and
Third Streets
James Gyde
Sally Gyde J
Constance Owens
Gyde
James E. Gyde
James Mohan
Alice
Alice Mohan
John Callahan
Beasie Callahan
Thomas Paul Callahan
Laurel, Neb
Hugh Ca
Budget Bill Promises Economy But Depends on Congress
The piece argues that reducing government expenditures via a budget bill is a step toward relief from taxation. It notes the need for strict department appropriations and avoidance of overdrawing, with Senator Borah urging Congress to act decisively to achieve tangible savings for the people.
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Congress
Borah
Hay Springs Nebraska will details and executors named
The document lists specific bequests totaling percentages to relatives in Minnesota and Nebraska, directs shares to pass to issue if beneficiaries die, and schedules annual allotments to nephew Elwin Reid. Executors are James F. McCarthy and Eugene R. Day of Wallace Idaho. Proceedings set in Spokane with probate hearing July 23 at 10 o clock.
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Rosalina Suamon
Josephine Callahan
Della Callahan
William MM. Callahan
Donald Callahan
Tasue
Elwin Reid
McCarthy
James F. McCarthy
Eugene R. Day
Wallace
Idaho
Spokane
Joseph McCarthy
Anaconda Wire Rod Mill At Great Falls Running At Capacity
Copper wire rod operations at the Anaconda Copper Mining company mill in Great Falls Montana run at capacity turning out about 1000000 pounds monthly. The plant helps absorb metal surplus as mining output remains largely unchanged. Shoshone group led by Patrick F McGovern plans surface work near Nine Mile from Wallace to reassess vein位置.
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Anaconda
Great Falls
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Mont
Fo West
Anaconda Company
Patrick F. McGovern
Coeur Alene
Shoshone Mining Company
Shoshone Group
Nine Mile
Wallace
Harold Stitt Returns to Visit Old Friends in Coeur d'Alene
Harold R. Stitt of Cleveland is visiting Wallace and Coeur d'Alene friends after seventeen years away. He earlier worked in Finch & Campbell offices during a mining boom, helped transfer the Standard mine to Federal Mining & Smelting in 1903, stayed briefly in 1904, then returned to Ohio. He now runs a business in Cleveland.
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Harold R. Stitt
Cleveland
Wallace
Coeur d'Alene
Mr. Stitt
Finch & Campbell
Standard and Offer
Standard
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
Ohio
Imperial Drifts On Stringer That May Be Vein Source
Imperial company begins drifting on a recently cut stringer about 400 feet from the top of the raise after crosscutting. The stringer, cutting the formation, aligns with the hoped vein and carries substantial ore with assays up to 24 percent lead.
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Imperial Company
Markwell milk ranch and Hercules mine site on market
The old Markwell milk ranch near Wallace is platted into acre and half acre suburban lots on a sunny south slope. The tract, near the Hercules mine and mine-related tramway routes, offers homes with garden space and protection from winds. The Markwell story links to Wallace mining history and the Hercules bonanza that reshaped fortunes.
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Markwell
Acre
Haifacre
Wallace
Hercules
Sylvester Markwell
Coeur d'Alenes
Canyon
Mark
Spokane
August Paulsen
Paulsen
Millsite
Western Union
Lake Gulch
Slaughter House
Rae-Wallace Directors Inspect Alaska Mine Site
Directors of Rae-Wallace Mining Company led by Don S. Rae, John Wood, and Harold Childs left June 13 for the Willow Creek district in Alaska to inspect the Rae-Wallace mine and mill. They arrived at Wasilla on June 25 to study operations and assess a Gibson mill project with two units of 25 tons daily capacity. Allen G. Kennedy serves as secretary and director, with most stock held locally in Coeur d'Alene and Kellogg.
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Rae-Wallace Company
John Wood
Heela
Harold Childs
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company
Rae-Wallace Mining Company
Willow Creek
Alaska
Wasilla
Rae-Wallace
Chilis
Gibson
Messrs. Wood
Childs
Cleveland
Don S. Rae
Coeur d'Abner, Jatt
Rae
Kellogg
Allen G. Kennedy
Editor Norman returns from Montana mining tour to Idaho visit
Sidney Norman editor of Northwest Mining Truth, Spokane, returns to Walls after three weeks touring Montana mining and oil fields. He reports grim conditions in Butte copper camp and describes roads as rough. Accompanied by George Bohannon, ad solicitor for Mining Truth, he notes road quality improving upon crossing into Idaho.
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Mining Truth
Sidney Norman
Spokane
Northwest Mining Truth
Walls
Montana
Butte
Great
Idaho
Shoshone County
Norman
George Bohannon
Bunker Hill Buys Seven Government Gulch Claims
The Bunker Hill & Sullivan company agreed to pay 15000 for seven claims in Government Gulch owned by the estates of Patrick McEimeel and Joseph Tognetti and William Merry. An additional 1260 covers two more Tognetti claims. Mrs Tognetti resides in Switzerland and papers must be signed. McEimeel estate had been closed earlier. Mrs McEimeel will receive 5000 from the sale.
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Government Gulch
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company
Patrick McEimeel
Joseph Tognetti
William Merry
Western Sliver Mining Company
Sheriff's Sale
Tognetti
Eldorado Ore Shipment Tests Value at Bunker Hill Smelter
Eldorado Mining Company owners near Kellogg report a smelting test of their ore by Bunker Hill showing value above 12 dollars in gold with some silver and copper. A small force operates on the property now, with plans to expand development soon and resume work in the lower tunnel showing good ore grades.
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Bunker Hill Smelter
Eldorado Mining Company
Kellogg
Bunker Hill Company
Wardner- Kellogg News
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Wallace Miner
Wallace Printing Company
Hursday
Easton
THE
Callahan
Harold Stitt
Imperial
Markwell Milk Ranch
Mr. Paulsen
Markwells
Cr. Reeves
Burke
Reeves
Mr. Reeves
Dad Reeves
Southern
California
Markwell Dairy
Markwell Fairy
Harry Orchard
Damian Cardoner
Cardoner
Orchard
Western Federation of Miners
Steunenberg
Boise
Mover
Haywood and Pettibone
J. Fred Markwell
Walon
Bunker Hill
Eldorado
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