War progress overview from Salt Lake Tribune Sunday
Summary of global war news including Bulgarian irregulars raid into Serbia plans for possible Greek involvement, and the shifting submarine warfare. Reports note continued German submarine activity, changing attack methods, and Allied responses. Carpathian Russian advances threaten Austro German positions while trench warfare persists in France. Turkish theater shows limited action and reports of Armenian and Assyrian massacres by fanatic forces.
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Governor Marshall objects to repeated free passes
The Elko Press notes Indiana governor Thomas R. Marshall refused a third free admission card from Indianapolis officials who had sent two passes to the bath house and pool. The letter calls the second pass a suggestion and warns a third would be a personal insult. Also reported is C. S. Garcia building a park for a rodeo hosting site with plans for an automobile speedway and horse racing track and a shipment of five hundred Poplar trees from Salt Lake City to border the area.
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Elko Press
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Salt Lake City
Will Prove Unpopular Hearing Other People’s Conversations
A Freeport Illinois inventor devised a device for party line telephones that blocks all but the intended recipient. The small mechanism fits the receiver and opens only when the matched ring occurs, then closes when the receiver is hung. It can be set to a chosen number of rings, effectively preventing eavesdropping.
Future Meat Supply and the Shift to Small Producers
H. H. Windsor argues in Popular Mechanics that meat demand will rise with urban growth and modern storage. He envisions a transition from large ranch herds to a system of many small producers supplying packing houses, preserving weight and quality through distributed production.
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Popular Mechanics
Legislature Defers State Fair Funds to Fallon Shift
Carson reports note a 1913 appropriation of 3500 to cover a deficit in the State Agricultural Association fund, with the Ways and Means committee criticizing the association’s directors for misallocating expenses. The panel says industrial end costs funded racing and advertising, track repairs, insurance, and offices, contrary to the appropriation’s intent. The Fallon Eagle highlights this as a violation.
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Van Devort Heads Carson Appeal as Editor and Manager
The Carson Appeal lists T. D. Van Devort as editor and manager after Mr. Coogan withdraws from the business. Subscribers are urged to continue their support for the Sentinel.
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Carson Appeal
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My Auto Tis Of Thee Expression Of Frustration With Paying For A Derailed Car
A humorous lament blends a poetical ode to a failing car with a note on local taxation. The speaker recalls buying a gaudy auto, its rolling misfortune, and the resulting financial strain. The piece ends by stating Elko County and State tax rates for 1915 set by Commissioners, with town rate specified.
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