Stockmen Seek Federal Control of Western Domains
Salt Lake Tribune reports western livestockmen plan July 21 meeting in Salt Lake to push national legislation for federal control of unappropriated public domain in western states. They seek a leasing system to prevent overstocking, protect feed, and enable industry expansion. Arizona Cattlegrowers Association launched the move, joined by national and regional livestock and woolgrowers groups aiming for immediate congressional action.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake
Arizona Cattlegrowers’ Association
American National Livestock Association
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Livestock and Woolgrowers
Che City
Western States
Poisoned Wheat for Squirrels Distributed Statewide
The biological survey of the Department of Agriculture has prepared twenty tons of poisoned wheat to combat squirrels and is distributing it through the State Rabies Commission from Elko and Reno offices. Demand is high as blanks are mailed to post offices in infested areas for ordering. The grain, sold at five cents per pound, comes in 10 50 and 4 pound containers and requires a filled form before shipment.
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Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
State
Elko
Reno
Eureka County Fishing and Game Notice
Notice warns all Eureka County residents against out of season game or fishing and fishing without a license. Deputy Fish and Game Warren enforces the act and prosecutes violations. Martin Mahoney, Deputy Warden, states no favoritism in enforcement.
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Eureka County
Fish and Game Warren
Martin Mahoney
Fish and Game
Notice of Land Application in Elko Nevada 1919
Albert E Kimball of Elko Nevada filed in the Elko Land Office an application to enter 40 acres described as Lot 6 Station 19 Township 23 N Range 52 E M D M under the general land laws. Objections or protests with affidavits should be filed by May 10, 1919. Register Joan B. Ronpres announces dates of first and last publication as April 12 and May 10, 1919.
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Elko Land
Joan B. Ronpres
Register
Stuck Car Rescue Tips From United States Tire Co
A motorist facing a mud bound car can use old newspapers to gain traction by feeding them between tires and mud until grip returns. If needed, shift to low gear and apply the emergency brake to deliver maximum pull while wheels turn slowly. Use branches for traction rather than stones, and a light push can help free the vehicle. Also reports Ruby Valley Ranch sale the Short brothers acquiring title to John Jasper’s Cave Creek ranch in five figures.
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United States Tire Company
United States Fire Company
Ruby Valley Ranch
Short Brothers
John Jasper
Ruby Valley
Cave Creek
Nevada Men Buy Big California Lands Near Chico
Stanford University ranch at Vina California 22000 acres purchased by the Nevada Sheep Company for 250000. Trustees representative W G Summel says posses sion in fall. University to retire from ranching after selling 60000 acres for 1640000 and 80000 sheep move with the sale.
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Stanford University
Vina
California
Chico
Nevada Sheep Company
W. G. Summel
San Francisco
Martin Pradere
Reno
University
Nevada Company
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Eureka, Nevada
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E. E. Exxor
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Elko, Nevada
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