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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1917
Page
4
A devotional poem speaks of courage in peril at sea and the guiding hand of a divine Father. The speaker, anchored in faith, traverses storm and danger with trust in the Creator. The poem emphasizes steadfast belief and spiritual protection amid hardship.
The poem fragment expresses a speaker claiming no praise due to their rival love and laments a constant lover. It contrasts the beloved with another woman who would have altered the outcome with her face. Sir John Suckling is cited as the author.
A fragmentary verse recounts a maiden by Alsatian fountains and a springtime stranger who whispers of love. The mountains are described as watching, waiting, and later enduring as the maiden loses hope and awaits rain. The poem switches voices and ends with the refrain Ade repeated.
A poetic plea urges kindness to aging parents and honoring mothers and fathers. The verses describe Mia, a father growing gray and frail, and a mother bearing sorrowful lines. The piece ends with a stark reminder of death and remembrance.
A collage of quotes and brief humorous exchanges fills the page. It includes poems and wry lines from authors like Burroughs and Cervantes, a Punch joke about an ambulance man, and snippets from a modern daily thought column.
On January 2, 1917 Matilda Eccles of Diamond Valley Eureka County Nevada filed Application No. 4273 with the State Engineer seeking permission to appropriate public waters from Big Shipley Spring for irrigation and domestic use. The project diverts five cubic feet per second through a plough and dams and ditches to multiple sections in Township 24 North Range 53 East and adjacent units, with no return flow to the stream. First publication March 8 1917. last publication March 31 1917.
D G Kelly co owner with you in the Belmont Lode Mining Claim Eureka County Nevada expended 100.00 in labor and improvements in 1916. If you fail to contribute your portion within 90 days after last publication your interest will be forfeited to the undersigned under Section 324 RS US. First publication January 1 1917. Last publication April 21 1917.
Notice from W. J. Hooper Eureka County Assessor states taxes on mining proceeds for the quarter ending March 31 1917 are due and payable. Enforcement of the tax law will be strict.
This notice, dated March 2, 1917, declares that no person or party may trespass on the surface grounds of the Distinction Mine without consent from all owners of Distinction Mine Co.
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