Days of 49 Festival Revival Planned in Sacramento
The Days of 49 will be revived in a six day celebration in Sacramento from May 23 to 28. City and surrounding areas prepare a vivid gold rush era display with mining towns built on a 20 acre tract near downtown. Street cars give way to X trains era transport while Sutter Fort hosts Indian villages and relics as the centerpiece of the event.
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California
Sacramento
California State Library
United States
Sacramento Chamber of Commerce
Sutter Fort
General Sutter
Zinc Roofs Promise Century Lifespan In Campaign Push
The article reviews zinc as a building material, noting a shift from copper praise to zinc advocacy. It outlines zinc’s main uses, especially galvanizing and zinc oxide in tires and paints, and highlights roofing and siding as a growing market. It discusses industry challenges, including marketing, brand trust, and corrosion concerns, while praising new corrugated zinc roof sheets and improved hanging methods.
Harding diplomacy questioned by European leaders at Genoa
The Chicago Tribune reports rising praise for Harding diplomacy as European statesmen, including Ravovsky of the Russian soviet delegation, urge U S participation in Genoa. They see America as a rich uncle whose money could fuel international brawls or be abused, risking influence or universal condemnation.
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Chicago Tribune
Harding
Genoa
Christian Ravovsky
United States
Europe
Sam
Russian rubles surge in Moscow tram fares and currency chaos
Berlin byline for the New York Herald notes Moscow tram fares range from 76 000 to 150 000 rubles by distance. It describes hyperinflation with trillions printed monthly, rampant speculation, scarce real goods, and a budget projecting two quadrillions in 1922.
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Berlin
New York Herald
Moscow
Soviet
Pancho Villa
U S Boys Who Served With Allies Gain Civil Service Preference
The U S civil service commission extends preference in appointments to citizens who served with allied forces in World War I. Previously the benefit applied only to American service members and certain spouses. The extension acknowledges the common cause and long shared efforts with allies.
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U. S
United States Civil Service Commission
United States
Civil Service Commission
Zinc Outlook Brightens After War Command Change
After March 29 1918 Marshall Foch was placed in command of all allied forces. Zinc operators report better demand and expect continued improvement. Slab zinc around six cents at E St Louis. mines to resume normal operations as ore prices rise. Many believe July will bring higher production and idle properties reopening.
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Marshall Foch
St Louis
Skilling’s
Duluth
National Forest Timber For Sale In Idaho Areas
Sealed bids for about 70 acres with additional 80 acre option in Brown Creek Watershed, Coeur d Alene National Forest Idaho, cover white pine larch and Douglas fir, with minimum bids per species and $500 bid deposit. Bids due by May 27, 192. Forest Supervisor reserves right to reject all bids. Obtain full sale details from Forest Supervisor, Coeur d Alene Idaho.
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Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
East B. M
Brown Creek
Coeur d'Alene National Forest
B. M
Upper
Scott Creek
Coeur d’Alene
NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND MINING COMPANY BID RESULTS
The notices inform creditors to present claims within four and ten months against the estates of Marko Vujnovich and Anna Nordquist, ending dates and locations for filing at Wallace banks. An Amazon-Dixie Mining Company stock assessment of one cent per share is due by May 27 1922 with possible public sale on June 17 1922 to cover delinquent payments. Forest timber bids due May 27 1922 detail unit prices and required deposits with explicit sale terms and bids handled by the Coeur d Alene Forest Supervisor.
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Shoshone
Idaho
Marko
Mike) Vujnovich
John L. Fitzgerald
Gyde-Taylor
Wallace
Amazon-Dixie Mining Company
Herman J. Rossi
Amazon- Dixie Mining Company
Notice of May 1922 sale of Yellowstone Trail Garage auto
Public auction set for May 5 1922 at 10 a m at Yellowstone Trail Garage Wallace Idaho to sell a four cylinder National automobile model 40 1911 motor 6347 to satisfy a lien of 185 60 plus sale costs for services from Sept 1 1920 to Feb 15 1922 Theodore Wellman president Yellowstone Trail Garage Co Wallace Idaho 1922 A D notice of sheriff sale foreclosure of mortgage in Shoshone County Idaho describes sale on May 6 1922 at 10 a m at county courthouse Bank street entrance Wallace Idaho to satisfy a decree totaling 3080 80 against J F Jensen and Marie Rasmussen Jensen Sheriff Jesse Freeman by John Dolan deputy.
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Yellostone ‘Trail Garage
Pine and
Fifth Streets
Wallace
Idaho
Yellowstone Trail Garage Company
Theodore Wellman
Mattie C. Peterson
Paintiff
J. F. Jensen
Marie Rasmussen-Jensen
District Court of the First Judicial District
State of Idaho
County of
Shoshone
A.D
J. P. Jensen
Bank Street
County of Shoshone
United States
Jesse Freeman
John Dolan
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