09 Sep 1916
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Newspaper
Elko Independent
Location
Elko, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1916
Page
1
A fragmented 1910s style report mentions threats of wartime action targeting New York and Gotham, with scattered references to military figures, cities, and political figures. The garbled text hints at defenses, prophecies, and public notices amid a broader war narrative.
The letter honors Mr Hesson and former New York Governor Martin. It notes a request to notify Vice President Thomas Morehead of his attendance at the Indianapolis convention in the Assembly Room on Thursday morning September 1. The message asks Mr Hetson to respond if attendance is possible and mentions Hetson’s illness or absence so another person may attend.
A fragmented and stylized preview mentions an awe inducing performance at Bradley with mixed references to Corio and Van De Lee a theater piece interpreted by Hedard Wereety and Amos. It hints at themes of parental influence and dramatic cast details, urging readers to attend the show tonight while noting various speakers and crowd reactions.
The county explores a cooperative effort to create a grand County Fair, funded by profits from the event, featuring exhibits, contests, and attractions for all residents. Prominent figures urge participation and financial backing to boost local development and community pride.
To whom concerned a formal public notice announces a personnel change or appointment involving Mrs Valde Kellogg Blewitt and Mr Watting of Salt Lake City. It references adjustments to duties and public affairs overseen by local officials, signaling a transition in authority.
Winston Gregory, son of Commissioner James G Gregory, was seriously injured in an automobile race crash at the Rodeo Thursday. He is now improving and has a fighting chance to recover, recalling details of the race and preparations while others await his full memory return.
A Tokyo dispatch portrays rising Japanese mood after alliance with Russia. Marquis Okuma bows to Czar and vows with Perry the American to wake them up again, while editors mock the diplomacy and suggest future gunpower, highlighting tensions between Japan and the United States.
Mr. JT Edwards of State Valley, known locally as Tex Edwards, was shot in the side by a 30-30 rifle while hunting in Starr Valley. He remains conscious under Dr. COW West’s care at the Goodale home, with the wound described as serious but not immediately fatal.
An editorial from The Independent argues that real wonders lie in ancient achievements, not modern mutants. It highlights Peru’s historic crops like Cuzco corn and the Sigh-all tude tomatoes, urging readers to examine Yale Expedition reports in Geographic Magazine for broader context.
The Elie Cows High School and the Elke Ganamar School will open the fall term next Monday morning at the usual hour for fees. An assembly will be held at 11:00 oclock Dr. Taber will address students and parents on opportunities for mental and physical training, urging best efforts to justify the expenditure for education and to shape students into honorable useful citizens. Parents are invited to attend.
President Woodrow Wilson and Mrs Wilson narrowly avoid hydrophobia after a guest collie gifted to them at the White House develops hydrophobia and is shot. The incident prompts reassurance from the President and notes his fondness for dogs. Children anticipate schools opening with eagerness as pages continue.
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