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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1917
Page
1
The bulletin lists official exemption grounds for drafted individuals and the limited local exemption discharge bases. It details ten exemption grounds including government officers, clergy, students in theological schools, military service, resident aliens, and others. It also outlines a simple procedure for proving exemption with affidavits and timelines.
A certificate of exemption or discharge will be issued to you. This certificate may be recalled at any time.
A British flying corps officer recounts a mirage during a patrol over the lines. In dense clouds he glimpsed another aircraft identical to his own, met it head on, and narrowly avoided a fatal crash. He describes the terrifying moment and the unreal encounter.
A British writer notes how Indian Army elephants manage stalled artillery by inspecting wheels, lifting mud, and coordinating with bullocks to restart guns. The piece also explains root penetration in hard soil, detailing a spiral growth, root sheath wear, and acid sap aiding rock dissolution.
The rambler rose, loved for its spreading blooms and carefree growth, lights up streets and homes alike. It climbs over houses and touches rich and poor, offering beauty and a touch of vitality to everyone it encounters. The Newark News notes how varieties like Dorothy Perkins and Pillar bring color and life to the season.
A Chicago News note describes Rags the Alley Worker trading a rough eating route for a building described as a big boarding house and hotel named Napoleon the House Dog, marked as a vegetarian boarding house and sanitarium.
The Eureka County Board of County Commissioners will meet as a Board of Equalization at the County Clerk’s office Eureka in the court house on July 23 1917 at 2 p m and continue until all business is disposed of. The session ends no later than August 15 1917. KR McGHARLES Clerk of the Board of Equalization Eureka Nevada July 16 1917.
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