Idaho summons and mining notice for Shoshone County
Summons in a divorce action Frank S. Feroglia vs Ethel Feroglia filed in the First Judicial District Court Shoshone County Idaho. Also a co owner notice warns Fred J. Johnson to pay one fourth of $600 spent on mining claims by a fixed deadline or risk transfer of interest.
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District Court of the
First Judicial District
State of Idaho
Shoshone
Frank
Feroglia
Ethel Feroglia
District Court
Idaho
Gastonia
North Carolina
A. D
Fred J. Johnson
United States
Eagle
Shoshone County
Charles T. Johnson
Notice of Assessment at Cedar Creek Mining Co
The Cedar Creek Mining and Development Company Limited of Wallace Idaho levies a five per share assessment on the outstanding capital stock at its meeting November 7 1922. Payment is due December 7 1922 to William Becker secretary treasurer at 710 Hotel Street Wallace Idaho. Unpaid stocks by December 7 1922 will be delinquent and sold at public auction January 1923 at 7 30 day at the company office to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Creek Lge Development Company
Wallace
Idaho
Cedar Creek Mining & Development Company, Limited
William Becker
Hotel Street
Alias summons and patent notice in Shoshone County Idaho
The Idaho District Court in Shoshone County issues alias summons to Gladys Madison for a $650 promissory note with 7 percent interest, due 1922, and urges appearance within twenty days. Associated notices announce Lucky Stone Mining Company's patent application for Lead Point Group lode claims in Evolution District, including Lead Point No. 1 and No. 2, with detailed legal descriptions and neighboring claims.
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United States Land Office
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Lucky Stone Mining Company
State of
Washington
Therrett Towles
Aia Eeagaeee County
State of Idaho
United States
Evolution
Shoshone County
Meles
Coeur a’Alene
B. M
Fae Walia
Wallace
McFarren Gulch
Osburn
N. R
East
M. William Ashley
Notice of Attachment Issued in Idaho District Court
In the Second Judicial District of Idaho Shoshone County Charles W Betts plaintiff sues Nine Mile Mining Company defendant an attachment issued November 3 1922 against the defendant property for 3357 00 plus 7 percent interest from October 11 1922 and court costs affidavit witnessed by the Clerk of District Court on November 8 1922.
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District Court of the First Judicial District of
Ee of Idaho
Shoshone
Charles W. Betts
Platt
Nine Mile Mining Company
Why Gold Is Standard Money Not Wealth
A compact argument that money is a means to transfer or store wealth, not wealth itself, with historical notes on gold as commodity money. It explains gold’s role, the mint price, and the shift of gold into vaults, citing figures and the idea that token money and bank notes carry value beyond raw metal.
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Robert L. Preston
New York Herald
Buncombe in Congress Coined From North Carolina Speech
In 1820 a North Carolina member asked only time to deliver a speech during Henry Clay’s push for final passage of the Missouri compromise. Clay urged a vote, but the member insisted on speaking to “get it out,” giving rise to the term Buncombe or bunkum, meaning empty talk, a meaning unchanged over a century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buncombe
Congress
House of Representatives
Henry Clay
North Carolina
Clay
Bunkum
Wood by products may exceed finished lumber value
A statement from the New York State College of Forestry argues only 40 percent of timber is utilized today, leaving vast waste wood potential. By products from sawdust and bark include tanning extracts, turpentine, fibers for fabrics, insulation materials, formaldehyde, dyes, and even fuel, with research promising broader use and higher economic returns.
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York State College of Forestry
State College
Geologic Survey Leadership Changes Revealed
Dr. George Otis Smith resigns as director of the U S geologic survey to join the president's coal commission. Philip S. Smith becomes director, bringing long service and broad experience in Alaska and survey operations. David White retires as chief geologist, to be replaced by W C Mendenhall, with 28 years in the staff and wide field work. Herman Stabler assumes the land classification board role.
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George Otis Smith
Philip S. Smith
U. S. Geological Survey
President's
Coal Commission
Survey
Alaska
David White
W. C. Mendenhall
Mendenhall
Appalachians
Land Classification Board
Herman Stabler
Engineering and Mining Journal Press
Duty on Ore Contains Estimated 60 Percent Manganese
The U S treasury decides that duty on imported manganese ores will be based on the settlement between buyer and seller for the metallic content. Collectors at docks may sample at import, but may accept duties estimated from 60 percent metallic content, with typical ores containing about 50 percent manganese.
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U. S. Weasury Department
New York
Department
Silver Purchases Under Pittman Act Reach 136 Million Oz
The bureau of the mint bought 63000 fine ounces of silver in the week ended October 21, bringing total Pittman act purchases to 136,919,576 ounces. A Florida Times-Union item notes a road sign warning drivers to slow down and jokes that two fools might meet instead.
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Bureau of the Mint
Florida Times-Union
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Steward Drug Co
Wallace, Idaho
Murray-Prichard
Pine Sts
Insurance-Wise
Aetnaize Ross! Insurance & Investment CO
Bunker Hill
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating CompAny
Frank M. Smith
Paulsen Building
Spokane, Wash
M. H. Sullivan
Kellogg, Idaho
Spokane
Coeur’d’Alene
Harry A. Rogers
L. Brainars
John L. Fitzgerald
P. O
Plaintiff
John F. Ferguson
First National Bank
M. J. Flohr
Jas. F. McCarthy
W. Wimer
A. Keating
H. EB. Howes Gee, Steward
J. W. Wimer James F. M
Aug. Paulsen
Alfred Page
McCarthy
L. L. Brainard
Residence
P. O. Ad Iy
del Mar
Geological Survey
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