Source: Hamilton Evening Democrat, November 22, 1901.
Vanilla Crystals, For Sale By W.E. Rochelle
Category: Business
Hoat Gold Company Begins Operations
Company Operating Six Miles from Nogales Has Fine Prospects
NOGALES, May 20.—Mr. W.H. Enderton, of Enderton & Randall, assayers, left this afternoon for Gold Hill, where he will be associated for several weeks as millman with “The Hoat Gold Amalgamated Co.” the properties of this company are located six miles from Nogales on the Santa Cruz river. Two stamp mills with a capacity of twenty tons per day will begin operating tomorrow, and the erection of a third mill will begin at once. The Hoat Gold Co. are at present employing twenty hands. George Gartline of Los Angeles is president, and J. Cooley, vice president. This morning capitalists from Los Angeles began work erecting a stamp mill on an adjoining property.
Source: Arizona Daily Star, May 21, 1911.
Herbert Rorick, Bookseller & Stationer
Source: Dover Iron Era, March 18, 1887.
Sampling Texas Rice
The Blade is the recipient of a five-pound sack of choice Texas rice with the compliments of the Tyrrell Milling Co., of Beaumont, Texas. Capt. Tyrrell is the father of Mrs. David Rorick and a frequent visitor to Oceanside, and the rice was a sample of the product of a ranch of three thousand acres which he owns and which is planted to rice. The crop this season was twenty-five thousand barrels and it wasn’t much of a year for rice either.
Source: Oceanside Blade, December 18, 1915.
Indians Grab Choice Land.
LEWISTON, Idaho, Sept. 28.—State Land Selector Chancey Wallace has just returned from the Coeur d’Alene reservation were he has been appraising and listing for sale or lease school sections belonging to the state. The state owns 20 sections of land in the reserve, which was thrown open for settlement this summer.
Mr. Wallace says that the Indians selected the best agricultural lands on the reserve. The school land has been appraise for $10 an acre, and several applications for purchase have been made. But two of the school sections are chiefly valuable for timber.
Source: Spokane Spokesman Review, September 26, 1909.
Frank P. Rorick's Grocery Store
Immense Stock at W.C. McConnell’s Store
Source: Adrian Daily Telegram, September 23, 1912.
Shirtwaist Sale at W.C. McConnell
Source: Adrian Daily Telegram, September 5, 1903.
At McConnell’s You Can Find…
Source: Adrian Daily Telegram, May 15, 1896.
Fine Plums
A. Carothers & Co. presented to this office a fine lot of plums, the largest and most delicious we have ever seen. They were from the Willamotte [sic] Nursery, belonging to G.W. Walling, for which Carothers & Co. are agents. The fruit is of a light purple color and as large as a medium sized peach.
Source: Albany State Rights Democrat, August 9, 1872.
