Valley of the Moon Manes Idaho Wild Land Prompts Park Talk
R L Limbert, a horse taxidermist and explorer, described Utah Valley of the Moon in Idaho before the Nampa Rotary. He recounted lone passages, lava formations, deep blue crater lakes, ice caves, and a small grizzly bear population, urging a planned Boise departure for a new expedition costing about $50 per person.
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Idaho
Nampa Hotary’ Club
Limbert
Valley of the Moon
Nampa
Leader-Herald
Minidoka
Mr. Limbert
John Goudheart
Binmy
Grana Canyon
Colorado
Gion
Rocky Mountain
Boise
Rotary Club
Lodventurers
Mountain Time Bill Aims to Realign Idaho Districts
The Twin Falls News reports Congressman Addison Smith and U S Senate figures press a measure to extend Mountain Time. The proposed bill No 2449 would amend the 1918 daylight saving act, redefining territorial boundaries near 45 degrees 30 minutes latitude and the Salmon river region. The story notes historical snuff box customs in London as a literary aside.
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Idaho
Washyn
Smith
Senate
Ine of Representatives
States of America
Congress
United States
Anaconda to Operate Silver Zinc Mines at Butte
Anaconda Copper Mining Company plans to start mining silver zinc ore at several Butte district mines soon, with electrolytic processing to recover silver and gold. About 359 miners in Butte, 7 in Anaconda, and 6 in Great Falls expected to gain work, while shipments to railroads will be organized. The move aims to use silver and gold contents to offset zinc carrying costs amid market volatility. The initiative seeks to provide additional employment under shutdown conditions. The rest of the article notes the demise of Calaveras giant Lafayette, a 300 foot sequoia, and quotes excerpts from Edwin Markham and John Muir on sequoias.
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Anaconda Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
John Gillie
Pittman
United States Mint
Gillie
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
Lafayette
Calaveras Arove
California
Edwin Markham
Tee
Calaveras Grove
Los
John Muir
Kings River Forest
Christian Science Monitor
Dahlia a Mexican Plant and its European Discoverers
The dahlia, a hardy flower now cultivated in many varieties, originates in Mexico. A European first recognized its potential, Vincent Cer vantes bringing roots to Spain in 1784. Two to three years later, Swedish botanist Dahl named the flower, with further growth improvements by Frenchman Andre Thouine. A constitutional convention is now drafting a new Louisiana constitution.
Regulations for burning brush in Coeur d'Alene Fire District Idaho
Adopted April 1 1921 by Fire Warden J W Stony rules govern disposal of brush limbs tops and waste from timber cutting in Coeur d'Alene Fire District Idaho. Burn material within 30 days after cutting or when burnable and avoid fires. no burning June 1 to October 1 without permit. keep guards and extinguish fires.
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J. W. Stony
Pire
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
W. J. Ross
State of Idaho
Notice to Creditors in Fred Grell Estate Idaho
In the Probate Court of Shoshone County Idaho the administrator John Lucas administers the estate of Fred Grell deceased creditors and all with claims against the estate must exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication at the administrator office in the Shoshone County Courthouse Wallace Idaho. Dated April 18 1921 first published April 28 1921.
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Shoshone
Idaho
Fred Grell
Court House
Shoshone County
Wallace
John Lucas
Public Notice of Homestead Commutation Proof
Department of the Interior notices Olof H Hagberg of Wallace Idaho intends to prove up homestead claim No 010691 filed May 5 1920 for Lot 12 Sec 23 T18N R4E Will prove before United States Commissioner George W Walker at Wallace Idaho on May 28 1921 Witnesses include Chris Anderson KR Nelson K Leithe and Alex Wallace all of Wallace Idaho April 1921 ILANGLEY Register
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Olof H. Hagberg
Wallace
Iho
Township
Range 4
East Holve Meridian
George W. Walker
United States
Chris Anderson
KR. Nelson
K. K. Leithe
Wardner
Dahe
Alex Wallace
Dano. K Langley
Register
Executor Charles H Horn estates claims notice Idaho 1921
In the Probate Court of Shoshone County Idaho the estate of Robert T Horn deceased appoints Charles H Horn as executor. Creditors and all persons with claims must present vouchers within four months at Therrett Towles Gyde Taylor Building Wallace Idaho, the chosen place of business. Dated May 2 1921 first published May 6 1921 May 26 1941.
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County of Shoshone
Idaho
Robert Y. Horn
Robert T. Horn
Charles H. Horn
Therrett Towles
Gyde- Taylor
Wallace
Robert T. Eased. Horn
Robert T Horn
Notice of Assessment by Eagle Mountain Mining Co
Notice is given that at a meeting of the board of directors on April 28 1921 an assessment of two mills per share was levied on outstanding stock payable by June 4 1921 to W H Herrick secretary treasurer at his office in the County Court House Wallace Idaho. Unpaid stock by June 4 1921 will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction and, if necessary, sold on July 2 1921 at the secretary treasurer office in the County Court House.
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Eagle Mountain Mining Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
W. H. Herrick
County Court House
Duilding
Mining company sale notice in Wallace Idaho ad
W H Herrick secretary treasurer of Eagle Mountain Mining Company in Wallace Idaho announces a delinquent assessment payment due at 7 30 p m on the day of sale plus advertising costs and expenses of sale. Ad8 Je2 6t
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Wallace
Idaho
Isale
W. H. Herrick
Eagle Mountain Mining Company, Limited
Wallace, Idaho
Assessment Notice for American-Commander Mining & Milling Co
The American-Commander Mining and Milling Company Limited of Wallace Idaho says an assessment of one cent per share was levied on April 16 1921 payable by May 19 1921 to J L McCormick assistant secretary or at James F Howarth Company Wallace Idaho. If unpaid by May 19 1921 the stock is delinquent and will be sold June 20 1921 at 3 00 p m at the company office to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs. H B Kingsbury secretary ASS M19 41
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American-Commander Mining & Milling Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
J. L. McCormick
P. O. Box
H. B. Kingsbury
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Wonderland
J. Reynolds Tabacco Co
Winston Salem, N.C
Louisiana
Oesiene Resultee
Bausr
Wallace Stock Exchange
John F. Ferguson
Hoshone
Congregational Church
Tellef C. Peterson
Wallace Mending Bureau
Bank Street
Bunker Hill Smelter
Kellogg, Idaho
R. R
Bradley, Idaho
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Company
Producers
Bunker Hill
Frank M. Smith
Paulsen
Spokane, Washi
M. H. Sullivan
Spokane
J. W. Tabor’s Book & Stationery Store
Aetnaize Rossi Insurance & Investment CO
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