Eureka News Roundup Highlights Local Movements
Eureka Sentinel reports a busy week with Morse Merialdo and Burns traveling by auto to Elko, court granting a divorce to Dr. Brennen from Grace Brennen, and various residents visiting Eureka. Miners, mine owners, and businesspeople arrive, depart, or plan work as Connolly and Holly mines prepare for shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.E. Morse
Peter Merialdo
Jack Burns
Elko
District Court
W. H. Brennen
Grace W. Brennen
Diamond Valley Updates and Local Socials Report
Diamond Valley notes fly ing trips to Elko as ranchers begin plowing and planting grain. Eight bands of sheep head to lambing grounds. Ed Delaney Ben Sutton and Harry Morris visited this week. Mary Romano travels from Eureka to Diamond Valley. Romano Post Office opened at Eccles ranch. Card parties hosted by Mrs Eccles and Mrs Bailey feature local residents. Union mine near reopening next month per local watchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Simi
Elko
Ed Delaney
Ben Sutton
Harry Morris
Diamond Valley
Albino Romano
Wallace Bailey
Eureka
Union
John Sestanovitch
Mary Romano
Frank Romano
Kiko
Eccles Ranch
Romano
Influenza Breaks Out Again in Eureka Area
Influenza has appeared in Eureka and vicinity with several cases at the Silver Conner mine. William Penrose Mrs. Will Huebner and two Morgan children fell ill last week. All are recovering and the illness is not considered severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Bagg
Silver Conner
Eureka
William Penrose
Will Huebner
N. P. Morgan
Eureka Victory Loan Holiday Declared May Day Shutdown
Eureka County council of defense designates Friday May 2 as a Victory Loan Holiday. Schools and mines to close, urging broad cooperation to create Eureka’s biggest day in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Defense
Eureka
Warning to Defense Council on Home Front Duty Traditions
A satirical plea condemns the Council of Defense for turning women into door to door canvassers and burdening homes with war time demands. The speaker laments loss of domestic life, urges return to ordinary tasks, and warns a final campaign may be needed after the war to rehome women.
Victory Liberty Loan Drive Promises Easier Terms
The Council of Defense calls for the final Victory Liberty Loan Drive with interest bearing bonds free from taxation and redeemable in five years. Purchases may be paid in six months installments, urging savers to invest at a better rate than banks, with the drive beginning April 21 and lasting three weeks. A county celebration on May 2 at Eureka features a film “The Kaiser's Finish” and Reno speakers plus a free all night dance to end in time for Saturday’s Palisade train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade
Eureka
Mineral Station
Charley Minoletti
Hamilton
Russell & Minoletti
Bureka Live Stock Company
Fish Creek
Pinto Summit
F. W. Ahlers
Diamond Valley
Council of Defense
United States
Victory
Liberty Loan
Eureka County
Sam
Eureka Theatre
War Department
Reno
Dixon Freed After Insufficient Evidence of Intent to Kill
Justice Court discharged Thomas Dixon after five witnesses failed to prove intent to kill Lyman Fulton in an April 11 shooting in the courthouse corridor. Defense had sought dismissal pending further argument. judge ruled the evidence weak and insufficient for charges. Fulton told the Sentinel a previous report misstated who hauled mine rails, naming Burns and Griggsby instead of Fulton and Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dixon
Lyman Fulton
Justice Court
J. J. Lucey
Dixon
Morgan
Lucey
Senti- Nel
Jack Burns
Mt. Hope
Fulton
Burns
Ben Griggsby
Appendectomy For Huntsman At Cottonwood Ranch
James Hunter, seriously ill from an attack of appendicitis at Handly ranch Cottonwood, was operated on Monday evening with Dr. Hood aiding Dr. Brennen. Nurse Mary Romano assisted. appendix was badly inflamed. Hunter improving and convalescing nicely by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hunter
Handly
Cottonwood
Sentinel
Hood
Elko
Brennen
Eureka
Mary Romano
Frank Romano
Diamond Valley
Accidental Gunshot Wounds Man Wounded Riding Horse
Albino Romano sustained a through the arm gunshot while chasing a rabid coyote on horseback at the Diamond Valley home ranch. The hammerless 22 rifle discharged when his horse fell, bullet passing through forearm muscles. He was driven to town by Eugene Johnson and treated by Dr Brennen. he left for Elko to convalesce with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albino Romano
Diamond Valley
Eugene Johnson
Brennen
Mr. Romano
Former Eurska Girl Marries Miss Estella Rosevear
Estella Rosevear youngest daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Rosevear a former Ruby Hill resident married Mr W A Wilcox in San Francisco where the Rosevear family now live Wilcox recently discharged from coast guard duty for Uncle Sam in Virginia and has taken his bride to Susanville California, his former home
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Eurska
Estella Rosevear
Elizabeth Rosevear
Ruby Hill
W. A. Wilcox
San Francisco
Rosevear
Mr. Wilcox
Coast Guard
Uncle Sam
Virginia
Susanville
California
Marion Schendel Weds Alverta Walker J in Goldfield Nevada
Marion M. Schendel son of Ernest Schendel a former Eureka resident married Miss Alverta Walker J at Goldfield Nevada last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Schendel
Marion M. Schendel
Ernest Schendel
Eureka
Alverta Walker J
Goldfield
Nevada
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Tar
Eureka Sentinel
George Carter
Garden Pass
Connolly
Prospect Mountain
Holly
Adams Hill
Robert Raine
Little Son
Pine Valley
E. C. Plummer
C. E. Black
Carson
John Cardanalli
Mill Canyon
Stanley Fine
Duckwater
J. R. Tognoni
The
West Diamond Valley
Newark Summit
Gilbert Nostrosa
G. W. Turner
Jackson
Berenyce Moore
Sadler Ranch
Glenn
Pietrina Damele
Marion
Tina
Pietrina
Tonkin
A. C. Florio
Florio
Alpha
Nick Modarelli
Glenn Moore
A. Moore
Government Aviation Service
San Diego
Clarence Johnson
W. R. Reynolds
Tony Romano
Richmond Furnace
Ily
James Mackey
Chico
Mackey
William Loofbourrow
Henry C. Tuttle
Naugatuck, Conn
Eureka-Croesus
Sentinel Office
Eureka-Nevada
Eureka-Croesus Mining Company
Red Cross
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