Public Health Service Inspector Visits Shoshone County Isolation Hospital
Dr William A. Pryor of Seattle arrived in Wallace to inspect the Shoshone county isolation hospital offered to the government for ex service men. He praised the building and equipment, noted factors for feasibility and adaptation, and discussed potential government action with local officials before returning to Seattle. His exact recommendation remains undecided.
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William A. Pryor
Seattle
United States Public Health Service
Hugh de Vollin
Shoshone County
Pryor
Public Health Bureauy
Beniden
Adingley
Spokane
de Preyer
Ufe
Prvard
Ixplation
Quigley
Elton Has Important Place With Anaconda
James O. Elton of Great Falls Montana, assistant general superintendent of Anaconda Copper’s reduction plants, toured Spokane after attending a mining convention in British Columbia. A veteran miner since 1900, Elton helped advance electrolytic zinc processing and led the Great Falls zinc plant that produces about 10 million pounds monthly. He later returned to Anaconda as assistant general superintendent.
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James O. Elton
Great Falls
Mott
Anagonia Copper Mining Company
British Cohunbia
Spokane
Fon
Old Standard
Prisco
Coeur Walones
Eiton
Pullman
Northwest
British Columbia
Idaho School of Mines
Moscow
Anaconta
Anaconda Company
Coeur d'Alene
Thepaconda
Discovant
Thall Wmelter
Howeve
Elton
Anaconda
Eltonwan
Ahroosh
Ankounda
Pine Creek
Coeur -Alenex
Bunker Pmn & Sullivan Company
Kellogg
Beleving
Distriet
Weather records show wet February 1919 and dry 1920
February 1919 was very wet across the state with snowfall more than twice the February average. February 1920 was the driest February on record statewide, Wallace included, with only 0.4 inches of precipitation and many clear days. Wallace Idaho March 1 1921 reports.
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Wallace
Piesehine
Saag
Boxing Carnival In How neth Hall Draws Big Crowds
Fighters in training for the How neth hall boxing carnival report peak condition ahead of the 9 p.m. opening bout featuring Johnny Gogin of Narke versus Joe Richmond of Gonzaga siege Spokane at 125 pounds. The main event pits Kid Baylors of Burke against Puggy Morton of Spokane at 185 pounds for 12 minute rounds with strong knockout predictions. Local turnout from Burke Mullan Kellogg and Spokane grows, with special seating arrangements and a Burke rein hold until 10 45 to fit patron needs.
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Howneth Hall
Johnny Goggin
Narke
Joe Richmond
Gonzaga Siege
Spokane
Womb
Sewell Deane
Apnee
Wallace
Brooks
Seattle
Kid Baylors
Burke
Puggy Morton
Agether
Burke, Mullan
Kellogg
Sanders
Northern Pacific
One of the Causes Hurting Home Industry
A Fabrics industry note argues that while free trade tariffs cannot fully explain current conditions, they exert a strong influence by allowing foreign competitors to ship in, undersell the home market, and disrupt the balance for Houston Fibre and Fabric, threatening domestic business.
Wallace board of trade hears athletic leader on sports
Chet McIntyre athletic director of the Morning club at Mullan spoke to Wallace board of trade about promoting athletics among businessmen. He praised swimming pool plans for Wallace children, cited Tacoma Swimming Week and Point Defiance pool scenes, and urged youth athletic training for college prep. The meeting also discussed fish hatchery funding, red and gun club reorganization, daylight saving repeal, and a proposed cleanup week.
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Chet* McIintyre
Af Mullan
Board of Trade
McIntyre
Wallace
Tacoma
YM. C. A. Fiks
Point Defiance
Mr. McIntyre
Morning Club
Morning Mine
Mullan
J. E. Manley
Fish and Game Committee
Coeur d'Alene
Flohr
Red and Wun Club
Hanley
Red and Gun Club
Mackey
George W. Walker
Auestion
M.A. Corner
Tits John Boyd
The
Coeur d Alene Mines Stock Quotations Report
Stock quotations from Coeur d Alene Mines appear in a brief market update dated January 8. The report lists current prices and changes for the mining company, reflecting intraday movements and investor interest in the sector.
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Coeur D'Alene
Valentine Mining Advance Near Deborgia Montana
A letter from A L Thurston, Valentine Mining Co manager, reports drift at Deborgia, Montana encountering iron and favorable ledge material and ore expected soon. The vein lies under a shaft with cuts revealing lead and silver ore. Valentine joins Silver Rock, formerly Rock Island, and plans for development this spring and summer. Local stockholders include Deborgia residents and Wallace people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborgia
A. L. Thurston
Valentine Mining Company
Mont
Otto A. Olsson
Valentine Group
Jois
Rock Island
Valentine
Wallace
Spokane Tunnel Contractor to Be Paid in Stock
Spokane Tunnel Mining company contracts with John J. Johnson to extend the drift east and accept all payment in company stock. The property lies on Placer creek above Castle Rock with crosscuts and eastward veining work continuing to develop the vein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane Tunnel Mining Company
John J. Johnson
Placer Creek
Castle Rock
Spokane Tunnel Ledge Shows Promise At Castle Rock Site
The Spokane Tunnel ledge extends from Castle Rock with an iron cap on surface. A vein in the drift face appears ore productive, and seasoned miner Mr. Jelnson backs the enterprise. Company officers include A. C. Blue as president, A. B. Livingston as vice president, Otto A. Olsson as secretary treasurer, and directors John I. Johnson and W. B. Lively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane Tunnel
Castle Rock
Jelnson
A. C. Blue
A. B. Livingston
Otto A. Olsson
John I. Johnson
W. B. Lively
West End Mining Contracts Let For Silver Dale Work
Contracts were awarded this week for further development on the Silver Dale and Lig Hill property on the west fork of Big Creek. Matt Arneson secured the contract for an additional 200 feet in the lower crosscut tunnel and will begin immediately to capitalize on water power from the compressor. Sterling Silver Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardner-Kellogg News
Silver Dale
Lig Hill
Big Creek
Matt Arneson
Sterling Silver Mountain Crosscut Advances on Ing Creek
A five man crew led by Harry Morrell pushes the lower crosscut tunnel on the Sterling Silver Mountain property on Ing Creek, surpassing 600 feet. Two veins crossed will be explored later while the main crosscut targets ore exposed in the upper workings within 300 feet. The ore is Big Creek arsite with high grade silver akin to Yankee Bay mine adjoining the property. Lookout Mount Lookout Mountain work advances with machinery installation on Pine Creek. Engine and compressor are in place, new equipment from Spokane received, and once ready, contracts will drive the lower crosscut to the ledge 300 feet below the surface workings.
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Sterling Silver Mountain
Ing Creek
Harry Morrell
Big Creek
Yankee Bay
Lookout Mount
Lookout Mountain
Pine Creek
Spokane
Directors Subscribe and Swear to Oath of Notary Public
A fragment shows a notary public, R. S. Clough, swearing in directors on March 2, 1921. The text includes numbers and monetary figures, indicating a financial ledger or subscription record dated that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Clough
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DR. Quigley
Percy Fragier
D. H. DeLong
Rieferring
DeLong
S. P. Fairweather
Stanley P. Paiweather
Fairweather
Therrett Towles
M. J. Flohr
A. J. Dunn
Wallace Board
Spokane Exchange
New York
Caledonia
Florence Silver
Callahan Zinc
Success
Utica
Ajax
Carbonate Hill
Chicago Boston
Constitution
Copper King
Douglas
Bleetric Point
Jertie A
Gladstone Mt
Happy Day
Wiedland
Idaho Gold & Ruby
Imperial
Intermountain
Ivanhoe
Jack Watte
Laclede
Loon Lake Copper
OAM National Copper
Rambler Cariboo
Ray Jefferson OM OR
Silversmith
Stanley Vumarnek
West End Mining
Reserve District NO. 12
First National Bank
Idaho
U. S
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Paia
Tidau
New York City
State of Idaho
County of Shoshone
J. W. Wimer
James F. M'Carthy
H. BE. Howes
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