Awe Ball Game Played Here Sunday
Eureka ball team defeated the Sand club here last Sunday in a taping camp praised as one of the best on the local diamond. Pitchers were strong, with Merialdo and Ivins delivering solid work. The winning run came in the seventh after two were down, and a return game is planned at Land this month to draw a big crowd.
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Tan Eureka
Diamond Jp
Yasmin
Mortaldo
Townsend
L. Ivine
Kelley
Cline
Lafe Nau
Sullivan
Reba- Jeat
Eather
V. R
Fint
Land
Pall
Balow
Winnemucca Triumphs Over Palisade 11 to 6
Winnemucca won the ball game Sunday against Palisade by 11 to 6. The locals began poorly as Palisade tallied five runs early, but Winnemucca rallied in the later innings to secure the win. Leath, Smit, Triplett led Palisade while Avant and Huffaker starred for Winnemucca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnemucca
Palisade
Vistors
ROA E. Palisade
Smit
Avanta4
Huffaker
Elko Surprised Riko Club In Close Nevada Tilt
Elko surprised Riko in Nevada as Carlin built a seven point lead before Elko edged ahead and won twelve to seven. The Carlin team featured players from Oakland Polytechnic Palisade and three Japanese members from a Hawaii team. One newcomer showed unprecedented speed for the local court. Elko vies for a rematch at Carlin next Sunday.
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Riko
Nevada
Carlin
Kiko
Carlin Yam
Oakland Polytechnic
Palisade
Slin- Bond
Eiko
The Deacon Entangled play at Kurdke church
A community theater comedy about Calvin Spangler posing as a minister’s son and a deacon’s hostage night in a chaotic farce. Amid love, arrest, and a dramatic baseball finish Cal proves he can be a pinch hitter in life as well as on the diamond. Watch for date to be announced.
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Ain
Lis
Chicago
Mie
Erforr
Cal
Gal Saya
Commissioners Hold Meeting On Eureka Main Street Drainage
The Board of County Commissioners met Friday with a Chamber of Commerce committee to discuss Main street drainage dips and road work. They visited the site, reviewed progress, and pledged to proceed as funds permit, aiming to complete drainage and street filling near the post office.
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Board of County Commissioners
Chamber of Commerce
Eureka
Went Alde
Iowa
Big Ditch
Main
Eureka Mining News Sees Hoist Repaired and Unwatering Begun
The Eureka mine reports rapid progress after heavy hoist repairs. Unwatering the 600 level required nineteen hours of baling to remove two weeks of accumulated water. On August 5 the development work resumed and a drift into the high grade Laird stope ore body has begun.
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Eureka
Express
Laird Stope
Assessment Work Bill Passes The House
The House approved a bill shifting annual assessment work on unpatented mineral claims from yearly to a five year period. If the Senate acts similarly and the President signs, 1921 work is postponed to July 1 1822.
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House
Senate
Counterfeit Federal Reserve Notes Described by Treasury
The Treasury Department warns of four new counterfeit Federal Reserve Notes. Descriptions include a Cleveland issue with silk thread under two thin paper sheets and purple coloring, a poor portrait, and a wood-cut like Lincoln note. Additional fakes from San Francisco and other series are noted as crude, with miscoloring and lacking silk threads.
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Treasury Department
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank of
Cleveland
Ohio
D. F. Houston
the Treasury
John Burke
United States
the United States
Lincoln
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Carter Glass
The
Jackson
Decrease in Nevada School Census Report
Reports to W J Hunting state Nevada has 14 7 persons of school age. This total is 206 short of the 14 573 census of 1920. County figures show Churchill 988 vs 978 Clark 1019 vs 987 Douglas 305 vs 288 Mike 1587 vs 1648 Esmeralda 286 vs 17 Eureka 252 vs 288 Humboldt 618 vs 618 Lander 280 vs 290 Lyon 788 vs 781 Lincoln 510 vs 564 Miner Nye 983 vs 1009 Ormsby 641 vs 656 Pershing 377 vs 420 Storey Washoe 3707 vs 3642 White ATAL.
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W. J. Hunting
Nevada
Churchill
Clark
Douglas
Mike
Esmeralda
Eureka
Humboldt
Lander
Lyon
Lincoln
Miner
Nye
Ormsby
Pershing
Storey
Washoe
White Atal
Fashion Note: Home Steam and Laundry Tips for Body Shape
A note describes simple at home methods to alter appearance. Steam the face over a wash tub, wring clothes to puff arms, line drying to enhance bust, and carrying laundry to slim waist and shape limbs. The advice reads as a period style household tip.
Eureka locals bustle with travel and business notes
Joseph Flynn Jr of Mineral Hill reports in Eureka on business while D B Nostrosa and son Gilbert return from Elke. Edward Herrera of Europa Hotel advertises in Sentinel. Eileen Morrison and Velma Reynolds head to San Francisco by train. Kate Dull arrives from Los Angeles to visit. W P Pearce of Western Pacific spends days in Eureka. Amenda couple stay en route to wells at Iliopak. Will McBride returns from Reno and Virginia City. Frank McBride moves to Elko with Eureka Ki. Elwood Beemer returns home with mother to Reno. F A Fulkerson attends an Eureka meeting. Quality Market cash basis announced. Jack Bartley takes over Europa Hotel soft drinks. Mrs J L Wilcox joins husband at Leadville mines near Gerlach. George McQueen arrives with 30 cattle for Winzell ranch. Joe Sweet leaves for Utah camps. Local Legion encampment at Lake Tahoe pleases them. Major H G Callin and Russell Smith arrive to inspect Eureka-Croesus and other properties. Mrs Theresa Florio departs for Elko then Italy. Magda sells Nob Hill home to C J Travers for remodeling.
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Kate Dull
Los Angeles
R. McCharles
W. P. Pearce
Western Pacific Railway
Eureka
J. E. Amenda
Ofl
Ilipah
Winnemucca
Will McBride
Reno
Virginia City
Sentinel
Jack Bartley
Europa Hotel
Bartley
J. L. Wilcox
Leadville
Gerlach
Humboldt County
Wilcox
George McQueen
Duckwater
Winzell
Garden Valley
Joe Sweet
East Lake City
Utah
L. A. Harris
Ed Berryman, Jr
J. EB. Josey
Annie Harvey
Nevada American Legion
Lake Tahoe
Henry G. Callin
Eureka-Croesus Mining Company
New York City
Russell Smith
Calumet
Michigan
Ahmeek
Calumet and Hecla Company
Smith
Eureka-Croesus
Detroit Capitalis
Theresa Florio
Nick Maderelli
Alpha
Elko
Florio
Italy
Magda
C. J. Travers
J. H. Fine
Nob Hill
Blair and Miss Ida Johnson Wed in Eureka Nevada
John Blair of Antelope Eureka County marries Ida Johnson of Eureka in Eureka Nevada on August 23 1921 per Justice T A Burdick. Subscribe for the Santinal s per.
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Eureka
Nevada
Justice T. A. Burdick
John Blair
Antelope
Eureka County
Ida Johnson
Utah bullion freight rate cut set for August 11
Notification from H W Prickett of the Utah Traffic Service bureau says bullion shipments from Utah post a reduced freight rate to $18.50 per ton starting August 11. Mine operators expect smelter rates to fall correspondingly, boosting Utah Nevada Idaho ore production and improving the gray metal outlook amid Fordney tariff changes. The move follows a December plea by Prickett Mackenzie Fitch before the central freight carriers committee.
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Wednesdy
Salt Lake Tribune
Utah
H. W. Prickett
Traffic Service Bureau of
Itte
Utah Copper Company
Nevada
Idaho
Salt Lake
Fordney
Congo
A. G. Mackenzie
American Mining Congress
Walter Fitch, Sr
Central Freight Carriers’ Committee
Southern Pacific launches off-the-tray dining service
Passengers on Southern Pacific trains can get Merit lunches in any car under the off-the-tray system. Trays hook over seats offering beverages beans pies and cakes. Cabinet lunch cars provide compact kitchens on several trains for economical service. The Kansas City Star notes the saying a man who never lends money never has many friends.
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Southern Pacific Company
Allan Pollok
Southern Pacific
The
Kansas, City
Lund Orchestra Plays Here At Dance Night
The Kureks Baseball Club hosted a dancing party at the Pavilion last Saturday honoring Crom Land and companions. The Lund orchestra provided string music with Mark Gardner Bryant Oxborrow Mies Oxborrow and Willie Skillman among the performers. Mrs Elwood Beemer and Miss Addie Merlaido assisted on piano. Sunday evening another dance featured the Land orchestra again with Mrs J A Rattazil on piano.
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Kureks Basebell Club
Crom Land
Upwood
Lund Orchestra
Mark Gardner
Bryant Oxberrow
Mies Eme
Willie Skillman
Rhureka
Elwood Beemer
Addie Merlaido
Land Orchestra
J. A. Rattazil
New Nevada State Prison Nears Completion in Three Months
The Gazette reports the Carson facility will be ready for occupancy in about three months with the fourth floor poured last week. Warden R B Henrichs said roof work will follow and interior finishing will proceed. The prison will hold 128 men in individual concrete cells with new locking devices and concrete doors. Practical prison labor handles most work. The building will be cool with good ventilation and will not include a lethal gas chamber for the death penalty, a provision not yet ordered.
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the Gazette
Nevada State
Carson
R. B. Henrichs
Reno
iKERS TO RENFORCE NEW LABOR LAWS
Frank W. Ingram state commissioner of labor urges contractors and officials to the amended labor law restricting public works employment to U S citizens wards or honorably discharged veterans. Aliens employed by contractors will be investigated.
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Frank W. Ingram
United States
Mountain lion killed on Spruce Mountain by trapper Geo Vannoy
Elko County correspondent reports a government trapper killed a large female mountain lion on Spruce Mountain on July 26 after a half mile chase. The animal measured seven feet ten inches and is said to have killed stock and developed a taste for spring lamb.
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Tobar
Elko County
The
Sentinel
Spruce Mountain
Geo. Vannoy
Fire at Irwin Ranch Wrecks Barn and Hay Stack
Paul Irwin reports a blaze at the Irwin ranch in Duckwater destroying a barn about forty five tons of hay along with farm tools and equipment. The fire started around 3 pm last Sunday with no one nearby. the car in a nearby shed was saved. Loss estimated over $2500.
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Paul Irwin
Bly
Irwin Ranch
Duckwater
Irwin
Elko Remains Undefeated by Beating Carlin 12 to 7
Elko stayed undefeated with a 12 to 7 win over Carlin on Sunday afternoon at the rodeo fold. Biko impressed with a standout display as Carlin’s Japanese player delivered a notable hit while the rest of Carlin struggled. Manning fanned 12 and yielded one baserunner. Lear pitched for Carlin with six strikeouts, Vines one. Lear also walked five.
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Biko
Carlin
Rodeo
Manning
Dalla
Lear
Vines
Hiko Pree Press
Nevada Indian Life Improved Across the State
Superintendent J. W. Scott and Lorenzo Creel report improved conditions among Nevada tribes after a 1181 mile tour covering Lovelock Duckwater Winnemucca Battle Mountain Ely Round Mountain Tonopah Fallon and other communities. Visitors note better homes on ranches and farms and new educational plans.
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Nevada
Lev. J. W. Scott
Nevada Baptist Mission
Lovelock
Wincemuces
Battle Mountain
Iziko
Lamoule
Ruby Valley
Bly
Dockwater
Hot Creek
Tonopah
Found Mountain
Austin
Fallon
Wadeworth
Mr. Scott
Lorenzo Creel
Beng Iadian
Raby Valley
Scott
Ely
Round Mountain
Big Smokey Valley
Bottle Scarcity and the Home Brew Craze
A fragmented reminiscence on bottle scarcity from a bygone era, noting how bottles of all colors and shapes once circulated freely but now command prime value. The piece hints at home brew culture, grocers hoarding bottles, and the public’s pursuit, ending with a playful jab about vinegar.
Wingfield May Build Cannery in Fallon
George Wingfield, Reno banker, visited Fallon with his manager G R Leidy to study valley properties. He envisions a Fallon cannery as part of a plan to make Nevada use only Nevada products and boost local gardening efforts for statewide supply.
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George Wingfeld
Renobanker
Fallon
Fallon Standard
G. R. Leidy
Wingfield
Nevada
Reduced Train Service for Pioche Branch
The Public Service Commission granted Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad Company authority to cut Pioche branch service from six days a week to three days per week. The carrier would adjust handling for days without the short haul. Wheeling, West Virginia, reports two women acting as railroad crossing flagmen.
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Carson News
Public Service Commission
Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad Company
Pioche Branch
Wheeling
West Virginia
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Grolen
L. Ivins
Laird
Ashworth
Hite
Merialdo
Li Ivinn
P. Merialdo
Rebalaad
Li. Ivins
A. Smith
Eureka T. Land
Reynolds
Josey
Teeane
Ulliven Ab
Mertaldo
Mertaldo Ky
BR Smith Ashworth
I. Ivins
Mattinal
Eureka Mining News
Holly
Bulew Wacker
Joseph Flynn, Jr
Mineral Hill
D. B. Nostrosa
Gilbert
Elke
Dr. Malloy
Wingeld Banks
Edward Herrera
Mise Eileen Morrison
Mise Velma Reynolds
San Francisco
Frank McBride
Eureka Ki
Ves
F. A. Fulkerson
Beowawe
Santinal
Lund
Ikers
Indian Life
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Pioche
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