Wool and Livestock Embargo Urged by Salt Lake Tribune
The Salt Lake Tribune argues for an embargo on wool and an emergency tariff to shield western cattle and sheep growers from crippling feed costs, rising prices, and collapsing markets. It warns of widespread losses, higher future meat and clothing prices, and urges swift congressional action this month to avert disaster.
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Congress
Salt Lake
Wilson
Senate
House
Smoot
Grover Cleveland
Nevada State News Opers Sold in Churchill County
Nevada State News reports Churchill County land sales to 112 purchasers from January to September when the market was withdrawn. Forty buyers took eighty acre tracts, many reportedly from Idaho. Stillwater post office to close due to a resigning clerk. East Star route also to be discontinued. Joe Benasal pleaded guilty in Fader court to liquor possession and dealing. sentenced to 75 days county jail and fines.
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Churchill County
Idaho
Stillwater
A. M. Greenwood
Har
Paiton
Chatehill County
Eagle
Joe Benasal
Carson
Fader
Farrington
Bal
Normalcy in sight as war profits purge reshapes industry
The article argues that wartime distortions are receding and a normal, constructive development of resources is possible. It notes inflation cooling, labor reorganization, and a tightening labor market, with automakers and builders adjusting after a boom. It predicts reduced excess profits taxes, political change, and renewed market discipline enabling investment and new production.
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Sam
Johnny
Hhs
Eilevator
Akron
Addi
Lake Superior
Detroit
Pnce
New York City
United States
National Association of Purchasing Agents
California
Europe
Republican Party
Con
Mr. Burleson
Middle-cesturn
J. Pierpont Morgan
Washington
Sacrifice Base Quoted by Professor Sparks Price Note
In the Louisville Courier Journal a professor remarks that they ought to stir up things occasionally and considers sacrificing some of those nineteen goods at 918,50, hinting at a playful or analytical line of thought on value and supply.
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Loulevine
Courier-Journal
Local arrivals and business moves fill Eureka week
Nick Moderalll arrived on Friday’s train from Alpha while Dan Morrison returned from a business trip to Eiko. Rancher Paul Podrioll improved after medical treatment in Eureka. Mrs M. Dull visited from Los Angeles, and J B Amenda stayed briefly after an arrival from Biko. Several locals plan permanent settlements. Edward Herrera returned from Elko to meet Spain-born relatives. Court and county meetings loom, with taxes due and a busy Monday at the courthouse. And a close call left Edward M. Joseph uninjured after a car backed over him. Great minds in this town do not all run in the same channel.
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Nick Moderalll
Alpha
Dan Morrison
Eiko
Paul Podrioll
Eureka
M. Dull
R. McCharles
Los Angeles
J. B. Amenda
Tupah
Biko
C. J. Dalburg
Mr. Dalburg
Edward Herrera
Europa Hotel
Elko
Gerlace
Miss Balentina
Spain
Herrera
Court House
District Court
Board of County Commissioners
Thomas F. Connelly
Roy
Tonopah
Connelly
Fairbanks, Moree & Co
L. A. Anderson
Delco Light Company
Eureka Cash
J. B. Blaie
Weedie Cardinalli
Joseph Franchi
Franchi
New York
Italy
Weedie
Laird
Joseph
Beowawe Pioneer James Murphy Called to His Reward
Beowawe pioneer James H. Murphy, a Humboldt valley settler from the 1860s, died peacefully Sunday at Battle Mountain Hospital after heart disease. He traveled from Beowawe on Friday, grew ill, walked to the hospital unassisted, and passed away Monday morning. He leaves four stepsons and a stepdaughter. burial followed in Beowawe beside his late wife. He was about 76, a native of Vermont, remembered as a kindly member of his longtime community.
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Battle Mountain Beach
James H. Murphy
Humboldt Valley
Battle Mountain
Murphy
Clark
James 8
Dwyer
Reno
Beowawe
Desideghat
Fred Ebert
Idaho
James Ebert
James 8. Dwyer
Keno
Vermont
Uo Long
Perfect Coal Saving Scheme Captures Nevada Attention
Nevada men claim a coal dust saving process that concentrates low grade coal into briquettes without binders. The method uses flotation to remove dirt and ash, producing high grade fuel and attracting interest from other states and foreign countries. George Wingfeld and Walter Trent lead the effort amid a growing fuel shortage.
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Nevada
Carson
George Wingfeld
Walter Trent
Union
Unclear marriage notices from early 20th century columns
Fragmentary entries note weddings in Logan Utah Susanville California and Beon Nevada across 1920 1930 with references to wives of named men and former names. The text is incomplete and lacks full names dates or locations necessary for a precise report.
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Logan
Utah
William P. Say
Susanville
California
Wilcox
Stalls
Beon
Nevada
James Bart
Maud Porch
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Smalls
Charles T. Hutchinson
Winchester
WBE
Eureka Cash Store
Eureka, Nevada
Mabel K. Young
Hureka
Hooper Gan Age
Andrew D. Crout
Birch
Hill Fire CO
J.H. McNaughton
Abe Laird
Dave Morris
H. Officer
Ashayers
West Temple
Salt Lake Oy
Antlers
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Geary
San Francisco
Goodfries
St. Francis
Cureka
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