Local Brevities From Eureka District News
Ed Moree left for San Francisco by train and Dave Oglesby, state sheep inspector, will depart by Friday's train. Sheriff James Mackey returned from a county trip. Domingo Recatume arrived from Elko and took over sheep interests. Local arrivals include the Jayo family from Elko, Murray Sorensen and Ewing from Tonopah, and engineer Chas Kirchen visiting Eureka. Multiple transfers and business visits animate the mining town as roads worsen and wool from the 1920 clip moves to J. B. Biale in Eureka. A sheep herder was badly burned. rabies concerns prompt a sheriff notice on dogs.
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Ed Moree
San Francisco
Dave Oglesby
James Mackey
Domingo
Elko
Thomas Jayo
Emilio
George J. Murray
Chris Sorensen
J. Ewing
Eureka
Tonopah
Chas. J. Kirchen
Kirchen
Eaé Berryman, Jr
Ely
Fred Bartine
Bart
Ruby Hill
Austin Jackson
Auto
L. T. Horchmer
Los Angeles
Sentinel
George Wolford
Kansas City
Tony Romano
W. Lowe
North Star
Zadick
Divide
L. L. Mushett
Nevada
Sullivan Machinery Company
Nevada-California Power Company
W. A. Barnes
Eureka-Holly
Sing Lee
Ben Repetto
Lower Main
Thin Wook
William Bradley
Sata
Ee. Pickining Company
Louis Hutchinson
Ruby Hill Development Company
Duckwater
J. B. Biale
J. A. Pierce
Mr. Pierce
Texas
Oklahoma
Bidart & Florio
Euereka
Mining men inspect district claims after. snow delays
A. Moore of Ku-Co. F. pyrtye from the Cyanide mine arrived with mining men to survey Eureka district claims but postponed inspection due to snow and bad weather. they will return later. David Fisher of Hills Bros. San Francisco visited, awaiting auto parts. he towed his gear from the mud after getting stranded, P. M. Shelby aiding for 25 miles. Nevada towns declare clean-up week to improve health and appearance. E. F. Jones of the Nevada Anti-Saloon League and Mrs. Jones arrived in Eureka after traveling from Ely via Duckwater. Pinto summit roads became rough near town.
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Hhis
A. Moore
Ku- Co
F. Pyrtye
Bill
Wesry
Bureke
Tonopah
David Fisher
Hills Bros
San Francisco
Kitchen
P. M. Shelby
Eureka
Nevada
Old Town
E. F. Jones
Nevada Anti-Saloon League
Jones
Ely
Duckwater
Pinto Summit
Government bonds exchange offer and wagon for sale
Henderson Banking Company invites exchanges of temporary for permanent bonds of all issues except the fourth starting May 1. Holders of first and second 4s must present before May 15 and June 15 to receive interest at 4 percent from those dates. A wagon in first class condition is for sale via F. C. Lewis, Eureka, Nevada.
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Henderson Banking Company
F. C. Lewis
Eureka
Nevada
Two big Japanese banks panic cross and warships to Mexico
The Test News reports a market panic in Japan with two large banks crossing. U.S. citizens in Mexico will be protected as warships are to be sent to Mexican waters. A special ex tra train will bring mail and express to Europe around 3 30 tomorrow. Republicans in Reno select delegates while Johnson leads in several primaries. Caillaux, former French premier, convicted of treasonable ambitions, faces civic penalties and five year banishment.
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Japan
Mail
Express
Eureka
United States
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Seattle
Reno
George Wingfield
Nevada
Securesight
Bitchcock
Nebraska
San Francisco
Johnson
Wood
Montana
Anance
Caillaux
Snowfall Flour On Sale At Elko Nevada Advert
Snowfall Flour from Elko arrives by carload and will be sold briefly in 100 pound lots at 7.60 per hundred. Larger lots priced at 7.50 per hundred. Orders encouraged for profit at this low price. Delco-Light advertisement from H. A. Talley Elko Nevada dealer.
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Elko
H. A. Talley
P. O
Nevada
Eureka School Honor Roll April 1st graders named
Eureka earns honor roll for April listing first grade pupils Mabel Ahlers Alan Moore. second grade Thelma Lewis Janet Mann Goldie Hooper Marie McNaughton Angelo Prina Rosie Prins Rosie Venturing Raymond Gandagla Isabel Merialdo teacher. third Vera Zadow William Robinson. fourth Douglas Evans Rosie Dixon Franklin Lewis John Minoletti Myrtle Rice Dorothy Romano Adelbert States Eileen Breen teacher. fifth Viola Man Mary Minoletti Fred Zadow Grace Moore Lena States Julia Simonsen. sixth Laverne Adlers Joy Lootbourrow John Pratt John Hunter Owen Rice teacher. seventh Joe Borgna John Depaoli Aarona Moore Thelma Romano. eighth Margaret Laird James Moore Thomas Pastorino Ann Pratt Mrs C MacGillivray teacher.
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Mabel Ahlers
Alan Moore
Thelma Lewis
Janet Mann
Goldie Hooper
Marie McNaughton
Angelo Prina
Rosie Prins
Rosie Venturing
John Pratt
John Hunter
Owen Rice
Mrs. R. Simonsen
Joe Borgna
John Depaoli
Aarona Moore
Thelma Romano
Margaret Laird
Hms Moore
Thomas Pastorino
Ann Pratt
Mes. C, Macgillivray
Accidents to Young America in Local Store and School Grounds
Errol Gray broke his left arm near the shoulder last Thursday when he accidentally fell on it in the Bureau Cash Store. Billy Russell Jr wears adhesive plaster over a chin wound from snagging on a barbed wire fence. Granville Fletcher Jr suffered a broken front tooth and severe bruising after being pushed against a fence while playing on the school grounds Wednesday.
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Errol Gray
Bureau Cash
Billy Russell, Jr, Jr
Granville Fletcher, Jr
Rumor of Wilson Campaign Surprise Emerges
A United Press dispatch from Washington reports persistent talk among politicians that President Wilson may enter the campaign in a dramatic late hour maneuver. The plan supposedly calls for a sudden presidential plunge into politics likely next month.
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Wilson
United Press
Washington, D. C
Washington
Popular Couple Weds In G ovdock Ranch Home
Inez Mae Mendes and Gerald A. Dugan marry in a wartime romance ending ceremony at the Mendes residence in Duckwater. The couple, attended by Irene Mendes, Helena Dugan, and Glad Munday, plan to reside in Ely after a grand reception and dance at Bogantini's Hall.
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G Ovdock
Wiliam Franklin Mendes
Duckwater
Inez Mae
Gerald A. Dugan
Lohengrin
Eugenia Locke
James McLaughlin
Episcopal Church
William Mendes
Irene Mendes
Helena Dugan
Glad
Munday
William F. Mendes
Irene Mened
Miss Dugan
Miss Munday
Georgette
Cecil Bruener
W. F. Mendes, Jr
Bogantini’s
Nevada
Sacred Heart Academy
Ogden
Ellen McNamara
Tonopah
High School of
Heald
Business College of Reno
Ely
Vegas
Ely's New Daily Paper in Ely Nevada Opens With Purpose
The Ely Daily Times debuted April 19 in Ely Nevada under publisher Vail Pittman. It is a seven column paper promising Telegraphic, local and general news plus advertising and a goal to build White Pine County while remaining independent politically. Clarence Sage was found guilty of rape in Prescott Arizona after 15 minutes deliberation. sentencing deferred until late April with judge from Cochise County to return. Mrs Florence Schendel testified as Sage's alleged victim.
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Ely
Vail Pittman
Nevada
Sentinel
I T
Pittman
the Times
White Pine County
Clarence Sage
Goldfeld
Prossett
Arizona
Cochise County
Florence Schendel
Sage
Allotment of 25000 Shares Reserved by Local Mining Co
Notice announces a limited time offer reserving 25 000 shares of Uncle Sums Consolidated Mining Co stock at ten cents per share for local participants. Shares will be listed on the San Francisco Mining Exchange once developments proceed. reservations via FP. T. Torpey 523 Monadnock Building San Francisco California.
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Uncle Sums Consolidated Mining Co
San Francisco Mining Exchange
T. Torpey
Monadnock Building
San Francisco
California
Notice of Dogs at Large in Eureka Nevada 1920
Sheriff James Mackay warns dogs found running at large without a muzzle in Eureka will be shot on sight due to recent rabies cases. Notice dated April 23, 1920, issued by J A Rattautty in Eureka Nevada.
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Eureka
James MacKay
J. A. Rattauty
Nevada
Certificates of Location and Discharge Notices in Eureka Districts
A collection of location certificates and related deeds recorded in April for multiple Eureka and Secret Canyon district mining claims. Items include Silver Nugget, Sun claim, Auto Fraction, Volcano Nos. 1-5, Crown Nos. 1-3, Sterling, Hills and Apex, Just Come No. 2, Defender and other claims. Names include F. S. Harris, James Mackey, Will Loofbourrow, P. Paroni, A. B. Shobar, W. E. Miller, Earl J. Andrews, and others with recorded dates April 16–22. Also mentions an honorable discharge of John C. Tyler from U.S. Army.
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Eureka
F. S. Harris
Et Als
Secret Canyon
James Mackey
Will Loofbourrow
J B.eee
P. Paroni
Crown
A. B. Shobar
Sterling Clain
Hills
Apex
Rainy Day
W. E. Miller
R. C. Miller
Adolph Miller
Earl J. Andrews
John C. Tyler
U. S. Army
Peed P. McColm
W. E. Tureed
Defender
Interchurch World Movement Launch Campaign Across Nevada
The Interchurch World Movement will start a nationwide drive on April 25 to raise 216,777,574 with 39 Protestant denominations uniting to eliminate competition and cut fundraising costs. Pastors and congregations plan an extensive canvass of church members and the broader public to promote the campaign.
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Interchurch
Nevada
Interchurch World Movement
Interchurch Movement
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