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Newspaper
Wallace Miner
Location
Wallace, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
3
Errors in loading and signing shipments of ore cost miners money says Henry M. Adkinson general manager of R H Officer & Co assayers Salt Lake City He warns that mixing high and low grade ore can be done on paper to improve average grade and demonstrates how separating lots before shipment yields higher returns.
American civil engineers and railroad firms are urged by Red Cross officials to consider Serbia as a clean opportunity. The country’s rail network was destroyed by retreating forces in 1918 and though repaired, remains temporary. Serbia needs substantial bridges, tracks, locomotives, and rolling stock to move fast again.
A 1920 Chicago meeting of the American Zinc Institute featured C E Stebenthal of the United States Geological Survey stating zinc oxide is mainly used in rubber compounds rather than paints. A survey of about 750 rubber manufacturers shows 1919 pigment consumption with zinc oxide dominating rubber use, while paints and wallpaper usage are comparatively small.
A Micnois Bankers Association bulletin critiques national excesses as too many luxuries and not enough savings, urging old fashioned virtue and sacrifice. It notes Idaho’s upcoming sixteenth legislature will have 44 senators and 54 representatives, with Ada County leading in representation and several counties having multiple seats.
Gust Benson as executor of the Chas B Nelson estate in Shoshone County Idaho publishes a notice to creditors and all claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims should be exhibited at Burke Idaho as the estate's business location. dated September 2, 1929 and first published September 9, 1929.
The American Mining Company Limited in Wallace Idaho announces a two mill assessment on outstanding stock levied September 4 1920 payable by October 8 1920 to John Dolan secretary treasurer. Unpaid by October 5 1920 delinquency leads to public auction at Wallace Printing Company October 30 1920 to cover the delinquent assessment and costs.
Notice is published by the Washington Mining Company of Burke Idaho dated August 25 1920. It states delinquency on stock due to an assessment of one and one half mills per share levied July 20 1920 with amounts listed opposite shareholders names including A W Sele Abner C Daniels WF Daniels W F Farance BF Fisher Ray Glahe John Hoover Wm Hoover HW Johns and others.
Notices from Washington Mining Company Albany Lead Mining Company and Clear Grit Mining Company in Wallace Idaho. Delinquent stock assessments and postponed meeting dates announced. Stockholders urged to pay by October 2 1920 or face delinquency and sale. Included are secretary treasurers and meeting locations at Wallace and Eagle Building Wallace Idaho.
The Office of the Tyler Mining and Milling Company in Burke Idaho announces delinquent stock for nonpayment of a two mill per share assessment levied July 25 1920. The notice lists amounts opposite each shareholder name and urges prompt settlement to avoid further action.
The East Hercules Extension Mining Company in Spokane announces an assessment of two mills per share on all outstanding stock levied July 15 1920 payable by September 1 1920 to W O Appelquist acting secretary. Unpaid shares will be delinquent and may be sold at public auction on September 1 to cover costs.
Notice announces postponement of the assessment payment due date from October 1 to October 2 and delays the delinquent stock sale from September 15, 1920 to October 2, 1920. W C Xpeecallist, Acting Secretary, 337 Rookery Building, Spokane, Washington.
Notice dated September 7, 1920 announces an assessment of one per share on outstanding stock of the American Commander Mining & Milling Company. Payment is due by October 7, 1920 to J. L. McCormick or at the Howarth Company office in Wallace Idaho. Delinquent shares as of November 7, 1920 will be sold at public auction to cover the assessment and costs. Secretary H I Kingsbury signs.
Notice lists timber tracts in Shoshone County Idaho to be sold at public auction on Friday October 15 with detailed subdivision references and purchase terms including cash payment and extended removal periods. Also includes Western Union Mining Company delinquent stock notices and multiple postponements of sale dates through mid 1920.
Notice is hereby given that a special meeting of the stockholders of the U S Copper Mining Company will be convened and held at the office of James A Wayne in the Gyde Taylor Building in the City of Wallace Shoshone County.
Notice dated August 24 1920 calls a special meeting of stockholders at St T Morgan office in College Idaho on September 25 1920 at 730 pm Pacific time. Meeting substitutes for the annual session to elect five directors for the ensuing year and to change the principal office from Kellogs Idaho to Wallace Idaho.
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