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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1912
Page
8
Dr Edith B Lowry argues against spoiling a newborn remarkable for weeks of discipline. She advises minimal handling, quiet containment, and limited rocking to prevent forming the habit of constant fussing. The baby should be fed and bathed, then left to rest in bed with minimal disturbance. Continuous attention creates greater demands from the infant.
The Southern Pacific and Western Pacific railroads plan to bring settlers to Nevada by irrigating experimental farms. They will use pump irrigation and dry farming to demonstrate viability, with the Southern Pacific keen to profit from land and crops. A Carson Appeal editorial urges big corporate reclamation of sagebrush requires substantial capital.
Dentists profit from old gold filings as they extract the gold from teeth and resell it, leaving patients with bills and no rebates. Official reports show scrap gold moves to institutions, while in Mazama Nevada Mrs. Rosamore survives after a canyon flood injury. an improvised hospital operation saved her life though she suffered gangrene and leg amputation.
Stubbs receives a year's paid leave of absence from Novads University Board of Regents. He plans a world tour starting August 18, travels to New York, and will retire under the Carnegie pension fund at age fifteen, per recent arrangements.
Nevada dispatches report canteloupes and watermelons flowing from Tas Vewas and a promising harvest in the tropical belt. Odd Fellows of Tonopah plan to buy the Base building for a lodge hall, with rental income from stores. A stabbing in Winnemucca injures Frank F. Eagleстon after a dispute in the red light district. Patrick Harrington dies in a Virginia City shaft fall. Lawmakers show cross party vote for US Senate winner in the primary. A Goldfield milk case ends in acquittal amid adulteration claims. Bluestone substation near Yerington destroyed by lightning, cutting power to Mason and Yerington. Carson candidates Meyers and Walsh withdraw due to state contracts. Carson store manager Blake jailed for embezzlement. Austro-Hungarian Dr Gorkar arrives in Ely to study mine fatalities. Reno divorcee Bob Montgomery weds Antoinette Schwarts aboard a ship. Sheriff Farrel to collect rewards for two convicts and distribute to informants. Flood relief advances in Masume with six patients hospitalized. W. C. Cook found dead in Tonopah cabin. heart trouble given as cause. Judge Farrington arrives in Winnemucca for mining case, touring National and Mammoth mines with aides.
In Denmark, as in other nations, men labeled worn out are treated kindly. The country uses a long bed rest approach, with four days of confinement in Beopethaen bed as the standard for easing obdurate idlers. After this period, many are found feverish but ready for work.
Notice for the September 3 1912 primary election lists offices to be filled including national state and county posts with long and short term terms. It names positions such as United States Senator Regents of State University Long and Short, county commission ers clerks auditors district attorney and others in Eureka and Ruby Hill Palisade Buckhorn townships. Official designation dates from July 20 1912 and first publication July 6 1912 by County Clerk R McCuane.
Angelo Depaoli of Eureka Nevada filed a dowrt land application on March 24 1908 serial 01789 for parts of sections 1 9 township 19 north range 4 east Mount Diablo Meridian. He will prove up the claim before Eureka County Clerk on September 4 1919. Attending are Phillip Paroni John B Biale Joseph Sirk George S Nickerson and Low J cows register. Date of first publication August 8 1912 date of last publication August 31 1912.
W N Curto offers No 1 wood in Fureks delivered at $300 per cord. Also accepting hauling orders. Leave your requests at Eureke Cash Store.
Public notices reference the Eureka Nevada Post Office and indicate legal blanks or sales at the guarantors. The item highlights a focus on typewriting and copying tasks within the local insurance and government context.
Notice that Edgar Sadler of Dismond Valley Bur Eagle County Nevade is appointed sole exclusive agent for the state of Nevade covering Bureka Elko and White Pine counties. The administrator Lovina Sapure administratrix of the estate of Helnhold deceased designates him to act whether the property is on records in either county as of the deceased’s death.
Notice announces open registration for the Separate 3, 1912 primary and the November 5, 1918 general election. The registrar states offices remain open through August 19, 1912 and that voters need not register again if already registered.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate an 1913 era general election item about entries for IDs and a Royalty Agent prospect. The text is incomplete and lacks clear entities, dates, places, or outcomes.
Fragmentary text indicates voters remain open at the OrruneL office with delays and questions about ballot processing. No clear names or places beyond OrruneL referenced.
Notice of application 2421 by Diamond Peak Gold and Dipper Mining Co of Elko Nevada to appropriate public waters from Davie Canoe Creek and tributary springs in Barsek County. Water to be conveyed via ditch and pipe to mining and milling sites and returned to the stream. publication dates July 20 1912 and August 17 1912.
Land Office Carson City Nevada notices Clement Mag tins of Diamond Valley Eureka County Nevada that he filed desert land claim on July 31 1904 for vacated section 22 township 28 north range 54 east Mount Diablo Meridian. He will prove final proof before Eureka County clerk at Eureka Nevada on August 2 1912. Witnesses listed Paul Padrioll Eureka Nevada Peter Hill J Tognant etc. Registrars date first publication July 20 1912 last publication August 17 1912.
On July 17 1912 Eagar Bathor of Eureka Nevada filed in the Land Office an application to enter 40 acres described as the SW quarter of the SE quarter of Section 13 Township 10 North Range 4 East Mount Diablo Meridian. Adverse claimants or objections citing mineral character must file affidavits of protest by September 8 1912.
Carson City Land Office notice dated July 17 1912 announces Edgar Rather of Eureka has entered 40 acres described as the north east quarter of the south west quarter of section 13 township 20 north range 54 east Mount Diablo meridian under Section 2906 R8 U8. Adverse claimants or objections due by September 9 1912 to Register Loum J Conx. First publication July 22 1912. final publication August 24 1912.
Notice of Application for Permission to Appropriate Public Waters of Nevada. Application No. 3445 filed July 10 1919 by Inwlore Sars of Eurvka County for irrigation from Fish Creek. Water conveyed via dam and ditch to riparian lands. water to be released to stream. Signed W M Kearney State Boemen. First publication July 20 1910. Last publication date unknown.
Notice of taxes due on wine proceeds for Eureka County for quarter ending June 3. Taxpayer urged to meet with the office and comply with the law regarding loans. Authorities remind holders to render payments promptly to avoid penalties.
Work saddle and unbroken horses offered for sale with contact at Plum Broe Minera Hill Nevada. Partial OCR details obscure full address but indicates multiple horse types and a sale listing. Target buyers seeking work animals or saddlers may contact nearby Nevada listing.
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