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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1920
Page
2
Washington August 5 The Internal Revenue Commissioner issues a secret ruling allowing physicians to prescribe wine or beer in any amount deemed needed by patients. The limit of a pint in ten days applies only to distilled spirits, not wines or malt beverages, officials say.
For sale a four room dwelling with or without furniture, cellar, large stone woodshed and a good well. Located on the east side of Spring street about one and a half blocks south of the Episcopal church in Eureka. For details ask on the premises to FP Imobersteg.
The Nevada Transportation Company will begin charging demurrage on all cars held over free time starting January 1, 2020. Advertisement by J. B. Sexton.
At Dayton Ohio Governor James M Cox formally accepted the Democratic nomination for the Presidency and urged ratification of the peace treaty He attacked Senator Harding's separate peace plan and warned of a senatorial oligarchy led by Lodge Penrose and Smoot He advocated woman suffrage enforcement of Prohibition and the Volstead Act fair labor returns private ownership tests and thorough road financing plus tax cuts and anti war law repeal.
We have leased the F. J. Repet property on South Main street Eureka and starting Wednesday August 11 will sell four months old lambs at 25 cents per pound in four pound or larger weights for cash. Lambs fed on green alfalfa will be brought to Eureka and slaughtered twice weekly. Whole carcasses 22 1/2 cents per pound.
Notice from J. E. Sexton states the Nevada Transportation Company plans a daily Eureka run except Sundays if parcels post is kept. otherwise service would drop to tri weekly. Company may oppose Post Office changes and seek a stage line. pay for workers has fallen below 100 dollars monthly.
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