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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1909
Page
2
Spineless Cactus in Nevada Could Aid Arid Lands
The Nevada press opines on Burbank's spineless cactus and urges trials on arid Nevada lands. It notes vast suitable acreage lacking water and asks readers to report trial results, suggesting the Nevada Experiment Station or enterprising farmers should test the plant's profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Burbank
Santa Ross
Cal
Tria
Repays Early Benefacts in Chicago April 18 Reported
Dispatches from Salem Mass reveal admissions indicating Geraldine Farrar, the renowned opera star, is involved in a notable financial or social development in Chicago dated April 18. The exact nature of the repayment or benefaction remains unclear from the fragmented telegraphic copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Salem Mass
Geraldine Farrar
Financial recovery of musicians loan repaid in full
Aloger, now in Chicago, has repaid a total of 24,000 dollars borrowed ten years ago for musical education. The final repayment was handed to Puente of Mrs. Bertram Webb of Salem. Farrar not only repaid 10,000 dollars but also 24,000 dollars with 6 percent interest she insisted on. The funds supported her studies with renowned teachers and bridged early career hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloger
Chicago
Puente
Bertram Webb
Salem
Miss Farrar
Misa Farrar
Bill proposed to suspend annual mining work for 1909
Washington April 13 Delegate Andrews of New Mexico introduced a bill in the House to amend the revised statutes by extending the annual assessment work requirement for patentable mining claims located after May 10, 1879 through 1900. The measure aims to prevent forfeiture for non performance of annual work on claims regularly located under local mining rules, provided claimants file notice of intention to hold and work in good faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Andrews
New Mexico
Carson Mint to Receive New Gas Furnace for Bullion
Word from Frank A. Laach of the San Francisco Mint says a new gas furnace will be ordered for the Carson City Mint immediately. The goal is to ready the facility to handle bullion from mining districts of the state. Previously, the Carson Mint refused bullion due to lacking bundling facilities. Carson and Norads citizens push for reopening the mint for coinage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volvord
Carson City
Frank A. Laach
San Francisco
Carson Mint
Thir
Carson
Norads
Carsra Mint
Colmage
Mary
Death To The House Fly Campaign Sparks City Action
The spring drive against flies led by Head Officer Woodward aims to curb Typhoid and cholera spread. Health officers nationwide are expected to adopt measures as Professor Beyer warns that house flies breed in filth and contaminate food. Citizens urged to clean premises and report neighbors with breeding sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Woodward
Nice
George E. Beyer
Patent work to be watched in mining patent rules
Nevada news reports a Department of the Interior notice enforcing strict description and fair valuation for mining patent work. It sets $500 per claim for the required labor, with typical 60 foot shafts or 50 foot tunnels at $10 per foot, and warns Deputy Mineral Surveyors of penalties for overvaluation or inaccurate surveys. Also covers recent fires at Ely and Goldfield, a recovery for Salvatore Zouino, a court appointment for statute compilation, a Carson City death by suicide, and various regional incidents and appropriations across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Uncle Sam
United States Surveyors General
Department of the Interior
Bred Dennett
General Land Office
Sam
Forest Service
Stie
Oae
Tex Rickard
Ely Laat
Salvatore Zouino
Goldfield
Lord Jewelry
Plander
Nevada Supreme Court
Edward T. Patrick
Req
Nevada
William A. George
Joe Kelly Company
Carson City
Carson
Nevada Officials Plan San Francisco Prison Inquiries
Warden Maxwell of the Nevada Penitentiary and Captain Cox of the Nevada State Police will meet Attorney General Stoddard in San Francisco to discuss prison conditions at Nevada and seek information from California prisons. The recent Nevada Legislature authorized a prison labor factory plan, and the three officials aim to gain insight from California facilities.
Have your eign work or other paint ing done by Smith the new painter
Leave word at Brown Hotel. Advt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Brown Hotel
Cyrus Laid the Cable Remembered Hero of a Feat
The poem celebrates Cyrus Field and the laying of the Atlantic telegraph cable. It recalls mocking critics, persistence through failed attempts, and ultimate success as nations cheer. It honors courage, determination, and the lasting legacy of a bold enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus
Ajitle
Abrams Amateur Walker Misses Weston Cross Country Walk
William M. Abrams Jr of Olean New York is noted as a pedestrian who declined an invite to join Weston on a cross country walk from New York to San Francisco. He walks for health and pleasure, not for competition, and would endure a 500 to 600 mile tramp for personal benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Wiliam M. Abrams, Jr
Olean
N. Y
Walker Abrams Riding East Then West as Snowshoe Club Honorary
W M Abrams and J M15 plan long walks linking towns from Buffalo to Chicago with May start from Buffalo to Chicago. They seek to meet Olean Snowshoe Club members including Theodore Roosevelt, who accepts honorary membership. Abrams describes walking for health, nature, and character, while Mason warning notes John Boyd’s dubious claim to Masonry in Edinburgh with 1876 disfavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Abrams
Cleveland
Pittsburg
New York
Buffalo
Chicago
Weston
Oleny
Abrams
Olean
Theodore Roosevelt
Olean Snowshoe Club
Masona
Novad
John Boyd
Masonia
Edinburgh
Scotland
Horses Shipped From Nevada to Missouri in 1909 Detective Shipment
Notice lists numerous branded horses shipped by Eureka and Palisade Railway from Diamond station to Kansas City Missouri on April 20 1909 under James Mackey deputy and J H Libbey with brands including NR square compass Y over bar and JB markings. Names Sheriff M Marowny James Mackry and others appear in connection with the shipment and statement No 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soriaa & Palisade Railway
Darlington
Wisconsin
W. B. Roach
E&p
M. M. Sheriff of
Barska Goats
Nevada
James Mackey
Eureka & Pallaade
Diamond Station
Kauas City
Misouri
J. H. Libbey
Heven Borage
al Harae
M. Marowny
Buroke County
James Mackry
Federal Land Office warns on Enlarged Homestead Act entries
Official notice from the United States Land Office Carson City directs local offices to reject any applications under the Enlarged Homestead Act until land designation lists are received. Instructions will be mailed within nine days and newspapers should publish this news to prevent rights by filing or appeal before lists appear. Free Desert, Allen Bragg, a former Heno and Winnemucca newspaper man, is a candidate for Police Judge in Utah.
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Federal Land Office
United States Land Office
Carson City
Osttain
Tim Amo
Free Desert
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