Potato case wall remains undecided at Wells district court
In Wells the district court heard arguments in the so called Potato case, but no decision had been made by press time. Elko events include a January 19 masquerade ball at Wigwam theater and several local visitors and business chatter about Garcia saddles bringing in buyers from Copperopolis and Reno.
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Wells
Elko
Wigwam Theater
Garcia
Copperopolis
California
Reno
Pendleton
Oregon
Press Reflects the Condition of Community
The Eureka Standard argues a cleanly printed paper with filled advertising columns signals a thriving town. It notes newspapers depend on advertising and timely subscriptions for revenue while merchants rely on the paper to boost business.
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Eureka Standard
Cold-Pack Canning Methods Explained
The article outlines five canning methods: open kettle hot pack, intermittent sterilization, cold-water, cold-pack single period, and vacuum seal. It notes the cold-pack is favored by specialists as packing foods cold in fresh natural state in glass jars.
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N. A
Department
Town paper funding underlines local economy
A small advertiser rationalizes his monthly ad cost as a mere contribution to the town paper while the publication relies on payments to meet payroll and cover expenses.
Deserter From Ford Peace Party Leaves Copenhagen For Hague
The Ford peace party departs Copenhagen by special high speed train heading for The Hague. German frontier security will seal cars and inspect baggage as delegates, including Sven Lange and Nobel laureate Frederick Bajer, join from Denmark with other neutrals.
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Copenhagen
McClure
Ford Peace Party
Hague
Ford Party
Germany
Kiel ‘Canal
Hamburg
Holland
Sven Lange
Commodore Bluhme
Frederick Bajer
Germany Makes Great Concessions In Lusitania Note
Ambassador von Bernstorff reports from Berlin that Germany concedes to U S demands on wording of the agreement. He will confer with Secretary Lansing and a settlement is described as within international law though Germany rejects a blanket disavowal. Germany will indemnify American Lusitania victims on a case by case basis and not set a precedent.
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Washington
von Bernstorff
Hollemweg
Germany
United States
Lansing
Southern Pacific to Train Staff for Westward Travel Surge
Southern Pacific plans to form a specialized organization to handle a large spring movement of tourist travel to California. Passenger traffic manager Charles B. Fee notes eastward tours have boosted confidence and will dispatch ticket agents from Pacific coast offices to educate eastern travelers on routes and railroad geography.
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Southern Pacific Company
Charles 8. Fee
Fee
California
Pacific Coast
Mayer Hotel Arrivals Attract Notable Guests
A list of guests staying at the Mayer Hotel includes W. C. Small of Syracuse New York F B Cretchlow of Salt Lake R L Osborne of San Francisco R T Raine of Palisade R M Steele and wife of Wells J A Steele of Wells L W Jordan of Salt Lake G J Cowling of Bullion J 5 Rice of Ogden F E Hudson of Salt Lake H A Agee Jno H Carier Jas P Oneil W T Onell O F Hill H L Luttle of Wells B F Nevins of San Francisco Mrs E Rice and Midas M among others.
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W. C. Small
Syracuse
N. Y
F. B. Cretchlow
Salt Lake
R. L. Osborne
San Francisco
R. T. Raine
Palisade
R. M. Steele
Wells
J. A. Steele
L. W. Jordan
G. J. Cowling
Bullion
J. 5. Rice
Ogden
F. E. Hudson
H. A. Agee
Jno
H. Carier
Jas
Local Names Tied to Commercial Event Listing
A fragmented register lists participants and firms including E. A. Wolfe of St. Louis, B. Gerber of Seattle, J. C. Mitchell of Tobar Nevada, Pat Sullivan of Union, R. W. Stevens of Reno, Mrs. Josephine Holton, Wm. Hackett, Earl Spencer of Aston Wyoming, and O. T. Bell with Ike Cowling.
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E. A. Wolfe
St. Louis
B. Gerber
Seattle
Wash
J. C. Mitchell
Tobar
Nev
Pat Sullivan
Union
R. W. Stevens
Reno
Josephine Holton
Wm. Hackett
Earl Spencer
Aston
Wyo
O. T. Bell
Ike Cowling
Senator Pittman on Naval Preparedness and Peace
Senator Pittman argues for a strong U S navy to deter war and uphold the Monroe Doctrine. He critiques court control of allied European issues and urges taxation of munitions sales to foreign nations to finance naval buildup without taxing citizens. He says a powerful navy stabilizes peace and emphasizes responsibility of nations causing conflict.
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Teutons
United States
Europe
Quote on government traffic duties and compensation
A fragment quotes a speaker arguing the government must uphold transportation traffic and should not bear costs without compensation. The passage questions whether public duty can be maintained without revenue from traffic, asserting the government's obligation to seek compensation.
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Lytton
John A. Cazier
Owell Brothers
O. F. Hill
H. L. Tuttle
M. P. Cotant
John Laval
Independence Valley
BE. Rice
Midas
R. FP. Raines
Pine Valley
John Mitchell
Golden Rule
Idea
Elko Fur Shop
Mayer Hotel
Elko, Nevada
Mrs. Peck
Peck
Pac. and
Int'l News Service
P. Cotant
Pittman
GEO. Russell CO
Presbyterian Church
Pine St
J. M. Swander
Love
Dupont
Elko Fuel Co
Pierce Arrow
Elka Automobile Company
Andre Martin
Del
Elka
Silver St
Price A Co
Ed. V. Price & Co
M. H. Cooper
Nevada
H. T. Johnson
Deariere
Silver Street
Western Pacific Railroad
Ed Carville
Lko
Elko Dairy
Landa Brothers
Commercial St
U. K
J. L. Martin
O. K
Bundy & Martin
M'Elroy
E. Dotta
W. B. Griffith
Carload
Sunset Store
Res
First National Bank
Elro
A. E. Kimball
C. F. Williams
J. A. Sewell
B. 8. Ennor
Gashier V
D. H. Jones
Asst
General Banking
Elko Hotel
Clas
A. Puccinelli & Co, Provrietere
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