Fiercest Battle Raging in the Dardanelles
Special to The Independent from Athens reports the fiercest battle of the war at the Dardanelles with eight allied ships attacking Krupla and a reported allied loss of ten thousand men amid Turkish and German activity. Nevada issues foot and mouth disease quarantine and livestock import restrictions under Governor Emmet D Boyle to protect state herds. The proclamation bans cattle, sheep, and swine from most states, requiring inspections, certificates, and tuberculin testing, with limited exceptions for certain tick free or slaughter shipments.
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United States Bureau of Animal Industry
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Custer, Dawson and Fallon
Louisiana
Dry Huntington valley hay crop and reservoir talks
Mrs Max Arnhold, from Pearl Creek ranch in Huntington Valley, reports the driest season in 17 years with little hay and scarce water across the west Ruby range. She notes possible reservoir sites on Brown Creek and near Charles Mitchell ranch, discusses water shortages affecting several ranchers, and mentions potential wells and cattle market shifts.
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Max Arnhold
Pearl Creek
Huntington Vaty
County Recorder Great+ house
Lumber Company
Arnhold
Rinehart Ranch
South Fork
Arhold
Ruby Range
John Hylton
U. S. Forest Reserve
Brown Creek
Charles Mitchell
Dave Lindsey
Riley Hylton
Chicago
Mr. Greathouse
Arnholds
Elko County
Greathouse
Idaho
Twin Falls
Emmet D Boylh Gubernatorial Proclamation Open July 1 1915
A Nevada proclamation dated July 1 1915 issued by Governor Emmet D Boylh at Carson City records official gubernatorial authority for the stated year. The document anchors state executive actions to the first day of July in the year of our Lord 1915.
Beekeeping Quarantine Proclamation in Nevada 1915
Governor Emmet D Boyle issues a statewide quarantine on importing bees from other states to Nevada. All shipments must have official inspection certificates for American and European foul brood within ten days prior to import, with duplicate copies sent to the State Quarantine Officer.
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Carson City
Nevada
Fmmet D. Boyle
Ofvada
Wayhill
W. J. Mack
University of Nevada
Reno
United States
D. Boyle
George Bradigan
Muzzles on Dogs Under Fire in Town Furor
Rumor swirls about the Schulerman girl and Pasteur treatment in Reno as residents demand effective muzzles. Citizens accuse some muzzle wearers of bluffing while officials enforce the ordinance zealously, with at least one dog shot after being set loose without a muzzle.
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Schulerman
Holgates
Reno
Pasteur
Short Cut Rail Line From Twin Falls to Wells Forecast
The newspaper notes railroad progress from Twin Falls toward Rogerson with about 100 miles remaining and a rapid route via Wells and Orden. Western Pacific has surveyed the path, automobile parties test the route, and hay prices in Wells are listed at fifteen dollars per ton. It urges rail expansion and storage reservoirs, plus delegation work in Congress, and cites steer prices around seventy five dollars per thousand pounds, contrasting with past high prices.
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Twin Falls
Wells
Rogerson
Orden
Twin Folle
Western Pacific
Talo
Mountington Valley
Congress
Vacation Party Travels to San Francisco From Chicago
A merry group of seven bronzed veterans traveling under the banner Chicago to San Francisco stopped in Elko for supplies on their three month summer vacation. They advertise with a card spelling Storage and include two big cars for tents and gear. They plan to reach Winnemucca tonight and San Francisco in a week, averaging long days and scenic routes via Nevada and the Overland Trail.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Elko
M. FL Hughes
BP. Me. Grath
H. Monson
Chas. Zeller
A. H. Vollander
John J. Goyee
Nicholas Heck
Mr. Zeller
Studebaker
Zeiler
Portland
Yellowstone Park
Gunnison
Colorado
Zeller
Nevada
Scoville
Montello
Winnemucca
Divorce Granted to Earl Owens in District Court
Judge Walter granted a decree of divorce to Earl Owens from Lilly Owens in district court. The ruling ends a domestic tragedy that had many sensational features as reported by the Daily Independent.
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Walter
Earl Owens
Lilly Owens
Domentic
Reno Boy Austin Worn Wins Cornell Crew Honors
Austin Worn of Reno, son of Georges Worn of Hobart Mills, is named among the crews in the intercollegiate regatta on the Hudson. A Reno High School graduate, he entered Cornell engineering, excelled in athletics, and helped the varsity crew compete last Monday, earning commendation.
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Hudson
Austin Worn
Reno
Worn
Georges Worn
Hobart Mills
Cornell University
Gazette
Tabers 10 Visit the Exposition
A. D. Taber leaves No. 19 for the west and plans to spend the Fourth in Carson with the Farringtons before traveling to California for two months to attend the Exposition. W. W. Rodderer will run the Wells Fargo express office in Taber’s absence.
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A. D. Taber
West
Reno
Carson
Farringtons
California
Exposition
W. W. Rodderer
Wells Fargo Express
Mr.Taber
Porfiro Diaz Dead Exiled From Mexico
A funeral service will be held in Elko at Grammar School on Sunday July 4 at 0 a.m. officiated by Rev. Father Corcoran. The notice appears in the Daily Independent promoting the event.
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Porfiro Diaz
Mexico
Elko Grammar School
Father Corcorana
Submarine Makes A Big Haul Off Irish Coast
German submarines during the night carried out their largest haul since the Lusitania sinking. They sank British vessels including the steamers Caucasia and Welflight, the liner Inglemoore, schooner L. C. Tower, and a bark off the Irish coast.
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Independent
London
Caucasia
Welflight
Inglemoore
L. C. Tower
Huerta to be deported or handed to Villa on extradition
Washington July 2. Huerta is to be deported to Spain or turned over to Villa on extradition papers. Officials weigh these plans if criminal prosecution here is not advised.
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Independent
Washington, D. C
Huerta
Spain
Villa
Keith to Visit San Francisco Exposition for Two Weeks
Charles H. Keith of Keith & Rush sell editors leaves Lovelock with Mrs Murrish and Miss Carrie Keith for San Francisco to attend the Exposition. He expects to be away two weeks. Whitney Miller and Gerald Miller of Elko baseball team travel to Palisade for a Palisade versus Battle Mountain game.
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Charles H. Keith
Keith & Russell
the Independent
San Francisco
H. J. Murrish
Carrie Keith
Lovelock
Whitney Miller
Gerald Miller
Elko
Palisade
Battle Mountain
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