Townsfolk greet visitors and military calls in Elko
In Elko today several visitors arrive from nearby towns including J B McKee from Lee, Arthur Crown from Lee, W B Woolverton from Lurline, and others. Local residents James O Neil Clayton Patrick J L Wilson Leonard Wilson Willard Stone and R M Woodward transact business. Lulu Hurley and son Wesley depart for Denver. Fifteen county youths are called for July first to train at the University of Arizona. John Garrecht buys Ed Porch’s stake in the Hot Springs hotel and baths. Lee W Beeson fails medical. George Porter to replace him. Elko claims a large War Savings drive success toppling prior totals.
Local Firm Offers Free Case Quotation to Boost Patients
A dental practice promotes its services by inviting neighbors to visit for a quotation on their case. The ad stresses consistent quality and seeks to attract more patients and social referrals.
Lost ring at Hot Springs baths engraved D R
A Lost notice offers a five dollar reward for return of a gentleman's ring engraved D. R. The finder is to return it to D Recatune at the Star Hotel, dated June 26, listing reward terms. The ad reflects small-town classifieds style and dated lodging and misc. notices.
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Hot Springs
D. R
D. Recatune
Star Hotel
M. L. Paulson
Halleck
Nevada
Elko
Wild Night Rush Ended by Barbed Fence and Baseball
A Basque driver sped away from town in a Chandler Six during a ball game, crashed into barbed wire fencing, and escaped injury though the car suffered front-wheel and headlight damage. Local chatter recalls long-distance runner Harry Gorman visiting for a race challenge, while Reno defeated Elko 6 to 1 after eighteen innings amid crowd-pleasing chaos and a shotgun scare. A marriage license was issued to Derwood Gerow and Amy Haskett, and a cloudburst at George Banks’ ranch delayed tourists before no damage occurred. War Savings Stamps drive proceeds and exemptions boards are noted amid community updates.
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Town
Chandler
Jeff
Jef
Matt
Reno
Reno Boys
Elko
Tony Monks
Eee
George Banks
Confucius
Theatre scene turns tense over on-screen battle
W J Charhay laughed at a photoplay in Oakland and taunted five additional Germans to fight. L E Johnson, seated beside him, invited the challenge outside. A traffic officer intervened and detained Charhay as the crowd dispersed.
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Oakland
Cal
W. J. Charhay
L. E. Johnson
Johnson
Charhay
Charyhay
Hattiesburg Senior Earns Perfect Attendance Record
HATTIESBURG MISS June 20 Eleven years of school attendance with no days missed or tardies marks the record of Miss Ebert Cooper a seventeen year old graduate of Hattiesburg High School Her sustained attendance reflects a rare commitment to steady schooling and dedication to her studies.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Ebert Cooper
Two men asked to return stolen revolving plane stool
Two persons who removed a revolving plane stool from the Chautauqua grounds last week are requested to return it to the owner, M. I. Clinton, at the Lytton residence on Idaho.
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Chataupain
Clinton
Lytton
Idaho
Wiiet
Ady
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Hide & Junk CO
A. Sutton
Mgr
Commercial ST. Elko, Nev
J. B. McKee
Lee. Se
Arthur Crown
Lee
Br W. Woolverton
Lurline
W. J. Woolverton
Lur’line
M. Griswold
James P. O'Neil
Wells
Clayton Patrick
Three Creek
J. L. Wilson
Leonard Wilson
Willard Stone
Metropolis
R. M. Woodward
Tuscarora
Lulu Hurley
Wesley
Denver
Colo
Arizona
University of Arizona
John Garrecht
Ed Porch
Hot Springs Hotel and Baths
Lee W. Beeson
George Porter
Hutchinson
Reno Elks
C. E. Whitesides
Frank H. Russell
The
Whitesides Dental Company
Western Pacific Roundhouse
Gibson Gully
Afton
Ed Steninger
Harry Gorman
California
Harry
Honolulu
Prof
Martin
Russell Company
Red Cross
Gorman
Scribe
Elk
Ilene
Elko Boys
Joe Curry
Ulysses Lani
Keith
Derwood A. J. Gerow
Ogden
Amy Haskett
Elko Paint Shop
W. M. Doyle
Elko’s
Hotel Mayer
W. R. Mayer
Garcia
Elko, Nevada
French Baking Company
Mr. Farmer
John Deere
Geo. Russell Co
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