Eureka Sentinel Highlights Local News And Social
Charles De Flon returns to Eureka from Tonopah by Monday's train. Thomas Dixon recovers from a long stomach illness and Miss Isabel Mernaldo returns from Salt Lake City to teach in Damele district. Adelaide Wilhelm arrives from Grass Valley to teach in Damele school. Equal Franchise Society meets Saturday at 2 PM and plans a Labor Day ball. Myra Harris to teach Antelope district. John Swan fills Buckhorn election inspector vacancy. Senator Sweeney recovers from illness and eyes full health. Primary registration closes August 20. Farmers Mining property sold at sheriff sale to Nick Ratto for 3470. Clover Club dance at Opera House praised with Nostrosa orchestra.
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Charles de Flon
Tonopah
Eureka
Thomas Dixon
Isabel Mernaldo
Salt Lake City
Ollie Cox
Antelope Valley
George Cox
Diamond Valley
Misa Adelaide Wilhelm
Grass Valley
Cal
Equal Franchise Society
James Kautz
Myra Harris
Antelope
Acnal
The
Sentinel
Eureka Opera House
Ethel
Agnes Morrison
George Englebright
Monitor Valley
John Eccles
Ruby Hill
Eureka County
Reno
Nevada University
Board of County Commissioners
S.C. Strattan
Buckhorn
John Swan
W. A. Sweeney
Prospect
Palisade
Alpha
Farmers Mining Company
Court House
Martin Mahoney
Nick Ratto
Opera House
Clover Club
Nostrosa
Must Declare Election Cost
County Clerk R McCharles warns candidates about filing expense statements five days before and 15 days after elections. The rule covers primary and general elections.
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R. McCharles
Eurekaans Visit Austin for Three Day Celebration
Eight Eureka autos carried a happy crowd to Austin for a three day event August 14 15 and 16. Indians from both towns played baseball with Austin winning. Dances fairs and races followed with praise for Austin hospitality and a plan for future reciprocal visits.
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Austin
Lobster Club
Eureka
Hogan Hall
Interna National Hotel
Bert Acree
Main Street
W. R. Reynolds
A. J. Maestretti
Smoky Valleyites
Remedy for alfalfa bloat in cattle from Idaho practice
A long standing Idaho remedy uses a level teaspoon of pine tar on the root of the animal's tongue to relieve alfalfa bloat immediately. The method has been applied with success for years in the region.
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Idaho
Eureka Fire Stays Blazes in Main Street Rear
A fire broke out behind Phil Paroni's store on Main Street near the Eureka Opera House around 11 30 p m Wednesday night. Fire crews from Rescues Nob Hill and Knickerbocker quickly fought four hose lines to contain the blaze and saved most of the block with only the back wall charred. The incident recalls Eureka's 1880 blaze at Mrs. Poplin's store, which destroyed about half the town and 300 houses, but the recent effort stopped the fire from spreading westward along Main Street. The origin remains unknown.
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Eureka
Phil Paroni
Main Street
Eureka Opera House
Nob Hill
Knickerbocker
Gold Street
Buel
Spring
Paul Streets
Jack Perry
Tommy Douglass
Foley-Rickard
Paxton & Co
Jake Cohn
Dr. Schneider
Kayser
C. Lautenschlager
Harwood Campaign Visit Spreads Across Eureka
Candidate for Congress Cole L. Harwood toured Eureka by auto on a statewide Republican bid. He traveled with Elwood Beemer of Sparks who drove the car. Harwood, Reno resident and former Washoe County District Judge, held legal ties to Senator Massey.
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Cole L. Harwood
Congress
Eureka
Elwood Beemer
Sparks
Nevada
Judge Harwood
Reno
Washoe County
Massey
Deeds and Mining Interests Recorded in Lynn and Eureka Districts
A sequence of 1914 mining related deeds records changes of undivided interests in Pirate Nos 1 and 2 Golden Dart Ruby Silver mines with $10 to $100 consider ations and recording dates August 13 and 18 in Lynn mining district. Proof of labor and notice of location items appear for Hidden Jewell Stowell Beebee Wabash Point of Rocks and Connor Fraction mines in Eureka mining district and Spring Valley McCullough Snow Ravine springs location with A C Florio noted.
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Ernest Barney
Earl F. Mayfield
Lynn
George F. Barney
William E. Barney
Mae Mayfield
James B. Allen
Golden Dart
Ruby
Hidden Jewell
Stowell & Beebee
Wabash
Point of Rocks
Connor
Eureka
Hiram, Johnson
McCullough
Snow Ravine
Spring Valley
A.C. Florio
State Superintendent candidate Abel visits Eureka this week
J F Abel of Winnemucca Nevada Republican candidate for State Superintendent of Public Instruction visited Eureka this week traveling from Austin and stopping in Mineral Hill Pine Valley and north Eureka County to meet voters. Abel a Humboldt County native age 36 educated at Nevada universities and former principals held key duties in Elko Winnemucca and as Deputy Superintendent for the Third District since 1907.
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J. F. Abel
Winnemucca
Nevada
Eureka
Austin
Palisade
Mineral Hill
Pine Valley
Eureka County
Mr. Abel
Humboldt
County
State University
Elko
Abel
Orvis Ring
Compris|ninge Humboldt
Churchill
Birth Announced in Boreks Nevada
In Boreks Nevada on August 21 1914 a son was born to the wife of W R Reynolds.
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Boreks
Nevada
W. R. Reynolds
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United States
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