America holds financial supremacy of the world
Attorney Milton B. Badt returns from a ten day trip to San Francisco. Spanish War Veterans form a Reno Home Guard. Only 25 delinquent properties in Washoe County for taxes. Verdi Lumber manager Terwilliger previews company business. Draft board appoints Otto Williams and W W Booher as associate members. Hotels report meat and bread savings from meatless Tuesday and wheatless Wednesday. Gordon Gilles held for police in Great Falls. Fire at W P Roundhouse roof quickly extinguished. Lee Scranton and William Armstrong serve as crossing watchmen. Mr and Mrs Claude Womack visit from Mountain City en route to Ogden for winter. Draft registrations lag. last day rush feared. Mr and Mrs R B Stewart plan extended eastern trip. estate in Newark to be retitled. Captain Jensen drills twenty men and to appoint noncommissioned officers. weekly drill to begin. Drilling yields weight gain for many. Washington report: America gains financial ascendancy, foreign trade peaks in 1917, exports reach 6.294 billion, imports 2.66 billion. Strong growth in manufacturing sales and raw material imports, world markets shifting toward direct sourcing and Latin America, Far East, Africa. Bureau plans to retain postwar markets, doubles foreign trade agents, expands to South Africa and Oceania.
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Washington
America
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Russia
France
Belgium
South
Central America
Australia
Far East
Africa
United States
Europe
Bureau
Burwell 8
Cutler
South America
South Africa
North American
Asia
Oceania
United
Oriental Needle Work and Kimono Shop Advert
M Lamey offers wholesale and retail Oriental goods including kimonos and silk undergarments at 435 Railroad Street. First Liberty Loan Coupon due December 15 valued 87 cents with 13 cents added enables a $50 bond holder to join the Red Crane charity. Reserve tables at Mayer Cafe for Elk’s and Masonic dances December 25 and 27 plus New Year’s ball with special menu and late service. Elk Cafe offers roast goose and suckling pig Sunday dinner.
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Madeira
Cluny
Fil
Iet
Florentine
M. Lamey
Railroad Street
Ais
Mayer, Cafe
Sen Arnold
Mer
The
Elk Cafe
Mining claim holders urged to file hold notices
A message to mining men explains that to avoid annual assessment work during the war year, claim holders must file a notice to hold with the county recorder. The Independent published a form drafted by Attorney E. E. Caine, available by writing or visiting the office.
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County Recorder
Independent
E. E. Caine
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San Francico
Reno
Washoe County
Co. Terwilliger
Verdi Lumber Company
Otto T. Williams
W. W. Booher
Gordon Gilles
Great Falls
Montana
W. P. Roundhouse
Lee Scranton
S. P
Fifth Street
William Armstrong
Mrs
Claude Womack
Mountain City
Ogden
Mrs. Womack
Mr. Womack
R. B. Stewart
New York
Stewart
Newark
N. J
Steward
Humboldt County
Jensen
States
North America
Cuba
New Zealand
Whitesides Dental CO
Laos
Silver St
Fred C. Voight
Lamoille
Nevada
Third Street
Round House
Rhone
Ed. Stein
Christian Science
Moody Hairdressing Parlors
Idaho Street
Ida
Art Emporium
Clifton Hotel
P.O
Biko
W. P. Round House
Coats
Stelko
Nev
Commercial Street
S. P. Freight Depot
Hellow & Company
ELKO
Ncvaua
K. C. Toombs
Cleaners Way
Eiko
Eiko, Nev
French Baking Company
Bissinger & Co
E. J. Lyng
Henderson Banking Company
Elko Satarlaaneg
Tot
RSE
CARIS
Wintermantel Jewelry Company
Elko, Nevada
Carload
Geo. Russell Co
Elko Transfer Company
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Owl Bar
First National Bank
Elro, Nevada
J. A. Sewell
Co. F. Williams
A. E. Kimball
E. E. Ennor
Elko Hotel
A. Puccinelli & CO
Proprietora
Commission House General
Silver Street
Western Pacific Railroad
Ed Carville
Adams Express
W. Pla. A
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