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Newspaper
Wallace Miner
Location
Wallace, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
4
A report in the Compressed Air Magazine describes recent tests up to 20 000 atmospheres 300 000 psi. Bridgman notes liquids compress 20 percent water 27 percent alcohol and some oils freeze at high pressure while hydrogen and mercury can permeate steel. Metals change conductivity and structure. ice undergoes multiple phase shifts and unusual lubricants stiffen under pressure.
President Harding told the War College the United States may never be without an army and warned that the Washington conference is mischaracterized as a disarmament effort. He argued the goal is not disarmament and suggested political forces may mislead public opinion with the term. He cautioned that misrepresentation could doom the conference’s outcomes.
National Republican notes two special elections since Harding's inauguration show Republican candidates winning larger vote shares than Harding did in November. Voter turnout was robust despite factional tensions, signaling continued Republican momentum and a Democratic decline. Also mentions Vancouver ice cream shipments to China.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Wallace Mining Milling & Realty Company will be held at the company office on the company property in Shoshone County Idaho on Saturday October 22. The meeting is set by the Office of the Wallace Mining Milling & Realty Company in Wallace Idaho dated October 7 1921.
1921 meeting notice from Wallace Idaho calls for election of a board of directors for the ensuing year and to transact other lawful business. Secretary Treasurer Geo G Evans signs the notice.
Public notice announces a sheriff sale under a 1921 Idaho foreclosure decree against Florence and Alex Penaluna and John A. Lewis. Properties in Park Addition Wallace Shoshone County include Lot 6 and adjacent parcels by Placer Creek. Sale date October 24, 1921 at 10 15 a m at the county courthouse bank street entrance Wallace Idaho with bidding cash.
The notice lists several co-owners and their shares in mining claims including Solari, Fagan, Kaar, Tinsley, and others with specified fractions and amounts due for 1920. It warns that failure to pay one third to three-eighths of expenditures within 90 days will transfer interests in the Jumbo lode mining claim to the undersigned co-owner as provided by law. Charles J. Johnson is the notifier with dates Jy21 Nov3 16t.
Notice to Lillian McDonnell Alice Moran Clara McCormick and heirs of George Sparenburg of 1920 expenditures on Bismark No 1 and related claims in Shoshone County Idaho. Co owner reports $225 due within 90 days after publication. title to claims may vest in the undersigned if not paid. Also to Jed Roundy August Nelson Sam G Brown C C Richlie and others heirs and assigns of 1920 labor on several claims with totals and due amounts specified. 90 day payment period.
Notice warns that Certificate No 168 for 5000 shares of Pine Creek Mining & Milling Co in the name of Wm Sawyer is missing. Prohibits negotiation and states that if not recovered within 30 days, the company secretary will issue a new certificate for the same amount. Dated September 29.
Co owner informs Albert Harper and heirs that the Jumbo lode mining claim in Eagle mining district Shoshone county Idaho is affected by a mandatory and supplemental filing. The notice specifies a monetary amount and asserts ownership rights with accompanying ex actions and declarations.
Co owner warns Charles A Loy and heirs that unpaid 1920 assessment of 800 dollars for Ramona 3 Virginia 1 Virginia 2 Mountain View Fanny M and Hilltop 1 lode claims in Summit district Shoshone Idaho will transfer full interest to the undersigned W S Landes of Murray Idaho. The notice cites one fourth share due and costs of publication.
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