Anthrax outbreak prompts veterinary response and containment
Supervisor McGowan reports an anthrax outbreak in the Battle Mountain Beowave area with cattle and horses affected. Dr. Neilson outlines testing, shipment of animal samples to Nevada State University lab, and vaccination prompts. Federal and state veterinarians coordinate to localize spread with public bulletins available from the Agriculture Department.
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McGowan
Tolyabe Forest Reserve
Neilson
Bureau of Animal Industry
Battle Mountain
Nevada State University
Charlon
Farmer's Bulletin
Partment
Farmers’ Bulletin
Pubiications
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Government Printing Office
Henry Ford on cutting office and foreman ranks
Ford describes reducing office staff by half and cutting foremen to one per 20 workers. He claims to have removed a train-load of desks and suggests similar efficiency steps could help the government.
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Henry Ford
United State
Proems Call for Economic Reform and Trade Measures
John 8 Drum, president of the American Bankers' Association, says two problems must be solved to restore the economy. He argues harmonizing production and distribution costs with selling prices and building foreign trade machinery to dispose of surplus production.
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John 8. Drum
American Bankers’ Association
Giant Dirigible ZR-2 Explodes Over Hull Near London
AP dispatches describe the ZR-2 airship accident over the Humber near Hull. The ship split in two during a test flight, with about fifty aboard and at least ten saved. twelve bodies recovered. Several American officers among those aboard, including fatalities at the radio switchboard.
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Lovfica
Associated Press
Hull
London
Humber
Maines
Britains
Atlantic
Great Britain
America
Bateman
Air Service For
Swean
Tran
Potter
Harry Bateman
Wicks
Howland
Survivor tells of ZR-2 wreck and crew loss
Norman Walker, sole American survivor from the airship ZR-2 disaster, described the wreck to the Associated Press from Howden England. The 20 year old Commerce Texas rigger recounted fogbound flight over the North Sea and along the coast before a fatal explosionEnded with landing attempts at Howden.
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Stowden
England
Norman Walker
Associated Press
Walker
Howden Airdome
Hull
Commerce
Tex
Howden
North Sea
Pulham
Counties to Protect Antelope Amid Open Doves and Deer Rules
Reno Gazette reports Nevada counties plan open seasons for doves and ducks with limited deer hunting but antelope face closures in Washoe and other counties. Board of County Commissioners received petitions to curb antelope hunting while Elko and Humboldt counties have already enacted closed seasons to conserve dwindling herds. Legal blanks available at the Sentinel office.
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Nevada
Reno Gazette
Washoe County
Anderson
Board of County Commissioners
Waubee County
Elko
Humboldt
Legisl
Sture
Leadville Mines Produce Steady Concentrates for Winter Haul
Leadville Mines Company reports steady output with four carloads of concentrates monthly. At about 150 dollars per ton, monthly production nears 39 thousand dollars, while daily mine output ranges from 10 to 35 tons. Road work and stockpiling of supplies prepare for fall and winter operations. Rich ore emerges from a drift from the winze between the 250 and 300 levels.
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Gerlach
Leadville Mines Company
Leadville
Scandal Walk Latest Dance From New York Stirs San Francisco
San Francisco, Aug 24 A new dance craze the Scandal Walk arrives in the city amid talk of dance regulation by masters in New York and a push for more space between partners. George R Puckett cites master concern over blue laws and public backlash.
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San Francisco
New York
United State
Canada
Milady
United States
George R. Puckett
International Dancing Masters Association
Comstock Mines Bonded to Eastern Syndicate
Rumors in Virginia City claim the Middle mines of the Comstock properties including Best and Belcher Savage Hale and Norcross Chollar Gould and Curry and Potosi have been bonded to an eastern syndicate, likely the Guggenheims. If sampling meets expectations control may pass within months and large profits are seen under current reduction methods.
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Virginia City
Comstock
Middle Mines
Guggenheims
Carson
Best
Belcher
Savage
Hale
Norcross
Chollar
Gould
Curry
Potosi
Delay Feared On Nevada Good Roads Bill In Congress
The Congressional Record shows deep debate on the good roads bill before final Senate passage. Senator Key Pittman’s persistence is praised for steering the measure through. Reno reports suggest House passage before recess looks unlikely, with Arentz and western members opposing further delay.
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Fnally
Senate
Nevada
Congress
Key Pittman
Gazette
Reno
C. C. Cottrell
House
Cotell
Arentz
Perfectly Serious Confrontation Over Miss Dobeigh
A Boston Tran script scene shows a man demanding $10,000 from Miss Dobeigh's family disputing a stock deal. He threatens repayment via marriage to the entire family, highlighting personal and financial conflict.
For Sale Best King Egg Coal at Eureka
Coal on cars at Eureka offered for 15.75 dollars per ton. Price rise applies to customers without orders when mine coal prices increase. Forkable coal allows customers to avoid any fine.
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Eureka
Notice of Forfeiture on Mining Claims Rustler Nos 1 and 2
Julius Huebner and heirs are notified that co-owners have spent over 3100 on each of Rustler No 1, Rustler No 2, and Windfall Extension Fraction for 1920 and 1921. If he does not contribute his share of 125 within ninety days, his interest will be forfeited to the co-owners who financed the work as required by law.
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Julius Huebner
United State
Fur Prices Drop at Winnipeg Auction Sale
A Winnipeg fur auction reports a sharp price drop led by muskrat and beaver. Beaver sold at 18 and 20, martin near 14, otter at 20, silver fox 90 to 2050, with 72 000 pelts offered worth about 3 million. Buyers came from Montreal New York Seattle and the Twin Cities. Yosemite visitor total lags last year but travel may rise after restrictions ease.
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Winnipeg
Martin
Montreal
New York
Seattle
Twin Cities
Cattle Frightened by Air Ships Near Pens Reported
The Free Press notes possible steps to move cattle shipping pens near a U S military site to reduce aerial fright. Shippers claim airplanes frighten mountains cattle arriving daily, causing panic as planes roar overhead and alarms loud.
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Kiko
U. S
Auchori Gg
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John Hill
Nob Hill
Ella Bill
Smith
R. McCharles
Dan Morrison
Yosemite National Park
Yosemite
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Wall Stre Journal
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