If Europe Had Known What It Now Knows
The piece notes a National City Bank summary marking one year of war and its costs. It argues no side shows weakness in manpower or funds and calls for liberty as essential to national life while detailing industrial disruption and shipping losses.
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Europe
National City Bank
England
France
Russia
Germany
Netherlands
Austria-Hungary
Great Britain
O. K. Hobson
London Economic Journal
Officious Officials Foiled by Reason Amid Mining Patent Fight
The Salt Lake Mining Review condemns certain land office officials for meddling in Kennebee Mining Co. patent work in Big Cottonwood district. It notes some officials lack geology or mining knowledge while others overrule subordinates, while higher land department dignitaries occasionally overturn their complaints. The piece centers on a case where the company seeks to develop its patented ground despite the officials prodding as prosecutors and jurists.
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Land Office
Salt Lake Mining Review
Land Department
Kennebee Mining Company
Cottonwood
German science powers war economy and postwar promise
The Chicago Tribune reports that since last August Germany has replaced imported oil and saltpeter with gas, electricity, nitrates, and airborne extracts, while producing food and maintaining employment. In 11 months unemployment fell, foodstuffs remained plentiful, and two war loans totaling 33.5 billion were supported by savers as German industry expands, signaling potential postwar strength depending on peace terms and neutral states.
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Germany
England
France
Russia
Chicago Tribune
The Happy Man Plain living brings contented life
The piece praises the common man who supports himself pays his bills saves modestly and earns neighbors’ respect. He rejects vanity possessions and society’s ambitions choosing simple contentment over conspicuous consumption and guilt over material wants.
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Senate
Injured ranch hand hurt by runaway team at Miller & Lux property
A Miller & Lux ranch worker was badly injured last Friday when a mowing machine tied to two mules ran away and dragged him. He suffered a severed left arm shoulder, multiple broken ribs, and severe head and back bruises. He could not be moved to Winnemucca hospital due to critical condition per Dr. Swezy.
Antimony Shipments Forecast Flat $5500 from Humboldt to New York
In the past two months three carloads of antimony moved from Humboldt County to New York totaling about $5500, with predictions of a similar amount in the next 60 days. Elko County doctors report a baffling infection spreading from scratch or bruise into the arm with swelling, no fatalities yet. George Bodle, foreman at Soldier Meadows ranch in Humboldt County, is noted in the report.
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Humboldt County
New York
Elko County
George Bodle
Soldier Meadows
Humboldt
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