This Is Your War As Well as His Liberty Bond Appeal
A wartime appeal urges readers to support the government by buying Liberty Bonds. The notice frames enlistment and sacrifice, urging neighbors, including wealthy ones, to contribute financially at 314 percent on the safest security in the world. It identifies Henderson Banking Co. in Elko Nevada as a point of purchase.
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United States
Buy Liberty Tai Bond
Henderson Banking Co
Elko, Nevada
Bold Green Mountain Boys Seize Fort Ticonderoga 1775
Col Ethan Allen and 230 Green Mountain boys cross Lake Champlain on May 9 1775 to seize Fort Ticonderoga after surprising the sleeping garrison. They forced Captain Delaplace to surrender and took the fortress with several prisoners while sending a triumphant account of the feat.
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Lexington
Ethan Allen
Green Mountain Boys
Ticonderoga
Mountain Boys
Colonel Allen
Allen
Delaplace
Captain Delaplace
Continental Congress
al- Ten
Aun
Derogn
Notice of Time for Proving Will in Nevada Court
In Elko Nevada on June 1 1947 Clerk Robert Hunter sets June 16 1947 as the time to prove the will of James Squier contested by interested parties. John Henderson seeks letters testamentary and the hearing will occur in the Elko district court. The notice also lists a separate publication regarding Claude L. Womack mountain city homestead claim and three year proof with witnesses Leonie Wells Dave Kunz senior.
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District Court
Fourth Judicial District
Nevada
Ino
Elko
Robert Fh. Hunter
Claude L. Womack
Mountain City
Carson City
General Land Office
Surveyor General
Diablo Meridian
Reg. Inter
Leonie G. Wells
Dave Kunz
Nev
Vada
Dave Kunz, Jr
Jesse Womack
John E. Robbins
Register
Privilege of Full Payment in Buying Liberty Bonds
Treasury notes a valid option for subscribers to pay in full for a $50 or $100 Liberty Bond. It clarifies that full payment is a privilege, not a requirement, with specified installments: 2 percent on application and remaining due per Circular No. 78. Confusion stems from wording on the application blank.
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Treasury Department
Nevada Sheep Dipping Rules Amidst 1917 Outbreaks and Water Permit
Notice outlines Nevada Sheep Commission rules to curb scab by mandatory dipping under Federal or State supervision from June 1 to October 15 1917. Dipping required for all exposed sheep with double dips if no clean bill of health. Also details a public water appropriation application by Eva Phipps Charleston Elko County with dam and ditch plans on Bruneau River. First publication May 29 1917 Last publication June 29 1907
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Humboldt
Elko
Robert Dill
Winnemucca
Nevada
Nevada State Commission
Nevada State Sheep Commission
S. II
Wheeler
J. G. Taylor
W. Griswold
G. del Wolfensparger
State of Nevada
Eva Phipps
Charleston
County of Elko
Suite Engineer of
Bruneau River
Nwi
Swi
Nei
O Scrugham
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Henderson Banking Company
Total Resource
W. M. Doyle
Verdi Lumber CO
Commercial Street
Elke
Add
the Interior
Ea Pacific
San Francisco
Blair
the Whitesides Dental Company
Walf-Priges
M. H. Cooper the Tailor
Elko Cleaning & Dyeing Works
Graham Flour
Lowell Grain & Milling CO
Parcel Post
Moapa Garden Company
Glark County
Logan, Nevada
Hotel Mayer
W.R. Mayer
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