Local notes and visits from Mineral and Eureka areas
Community items recount visits from Mineral to Eureka and Reno, train travels to Isco and Tonopah, influenza cases, a nurse’s concern, an air compressor update, and county government notes. Mentions Governor Oddie's arm injury, new rail agent relocations, and a Pedlar family arrangement for a child in care. Police and aviation service news briefly referenced.
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Kore
Pireka
Breka County Bank
Unclear Fragmentary Notice From Pima Ranch
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a person connected to Pima Ranch with names like Hureka and Neva er and a Gaston family link. No coherent event or outcome present.
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Gaston Son
Influenza Report Notes Varying Impact Across Regions
Eureka reports patients faring well with no deaths though new cases arise and some underreported. Quarantine on the Spanish Hotel lifted after disinfection. Nearby areas like Deep Wells and Antelope Valley report additional cases. Reno and Ely see closures and deaths. Schools face closures and exam changes as districts contend with the epidemic.
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Eureka
Harry Eather
John Cardanelli
James Morrison
Amélia Fletcher
Granville Fletcher
James Rattazzi
W. R. Reynolds
Spanish Hotel
Brennen
Monroe Street
Deep Wells
EU‘ Reka
Dominick Cerutti
William Blair
Lizzie
Antelope Valley
Will Hawkins
Eureka County
State Board of Education
Reveille
Austin
Reno
Oli Ely
Elko
Ruby Valley
Death of Basque Sheepmen in Antelope Valley Malady
Three of nine Basque camp tenders and sheep herders stricken with influenza in Antelope Valley have died. Jose Maria Unamuno aged 19 from Spain died November 26. Juan Louis Ardans aged 34 from France died November 29. Filiciano Irarabal aged 22 from Spain died December 6. Remaining plans include burial arrangements for the deceased.
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Antelope Valley
Santinel
Eureka
Thenews
Jack Stonelake
Robert Kelley
Stonelake
Jose Maria Unamuno
Spain
Jose Mario Anaindia
Juan Louis Ardans
France
Marcos
Death of Eureka man Manuel Oscoz Aguirre in Reno
A telegram reports Manuel Oscoz Aguirre died in Reno on Wednesday night. He was a well known Eureka resident active in the sheep business for years. Cause not stated but influenza suspected. He was in Reno to be married.
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M. Aguirre
Eureka
Jose Iribarren
Reno
Manuel Oscoz
Oscoz
Nevada
War Work Fund Growing Since Last Report
The War Work Fund shows growing contributions from the list of donors including Mackey and Juny George Hildebrand Varnia Depaoli Mr. Hildebrand Fred Bather Kila Bradley Bradley Ed Thoma Wallace Bailey Wo Mahiney Nels Toft and the Cox family. The report credits these supporters for their continued generosity toward the war effort.
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Senrive
War Work Fund
Mackey & Juny
George Hildebrand
Varnia Depaoli
Hildebrand
Fred Bather
Kila Bradley
Bradley Ed Thoma Wallace Bailey
Mahiney Nels Toft
Cox & Family
Victory Girls Meeting At Main Street Home
County Executive Miss Mernaldo calls all Victory Girls to gather at her Main Street home at 2 o'clock Monday December 9. Members should wear a close fitting mask and bring the work they are making for the Victory Girls sale.
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Victory Girls
Mernaldo
Main Street
Elko Oil Shale Development Plans Near Elko
Experimental extraction near Elko progresses with Southern Pacific and Bureau of Mines plan to start commercial operations. A 25 ton daily reduction plant will move from another site, costing about 20000 dollars, modeled on Scottish shale plants. Catlin Shale Co built a 20 ton plant last year near Elko with promising results. Fred W Noble, Nevada sheepman, died in Elko after influenza.
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Winnemucca Star
Elko
Southern Pacific Company
Petroleum Department
Bureau of Mines
Catlin Shale Company
Catlin
President Wilson sails to peace conference in France
President Wilson and his party departed New York on Wednesday morning for the peace conference in France. The voyage began with a hearty greeting as the liner steamed down the bay toward the harbor entrance.
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Wilson
New York
France
Bay
Red Cross November Report for Eureka County Chapter
November activities include renewals and new members listed with names such as Antone Damele Reynolds and Hooper. Donations totaled several dollars from locals, and linen shower kit items were shipped to France. Christmas Roll Call runs Dec 16 to 23 with Ada Rattazzi and Nettie Tyler handling dues.
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Eureka County
The
American Red Cross
Sentinel
Tressurer
A. Fraser
Ilsie Hooper
Steve Damele
Mru Antone Damele
Antone Damele
Richard Hooper
Jamon Kauts
Jaton Kautz
Orofut
Ferinda
B Biale
B Picone
George Adalia
Truman Collins
Rogers
France
Red Cross
Eureka
Ada Rattazzi
Nettie Tyler
Pacific Division
Notices of intention to hold mining claims filed
Notices of intention to hold mining claims filed in Eureka Safford Summit and Eureka mining districts by multiple owners and companies for numerous named mines including Independence Gold Coin Hope Turner Turner No 2 Seminole Rhode Island Union Hill Onondaga Wonder Marte Silver Lick Extension Snow Flake Panama Bird Julia Dawn Daybreak Sunrise Morning Evening Afternoon Rustler Rustler No 1 Windfall Extension etc. G. E. Morse referee reports deed to undivided one fifth interest in Golden Rule Blue Bird Clipper mines for $5 recorded December 3.
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Recorder's
Independence
Hope
Turner
Eureka
G. W. Turner
Seminole
Rhode Island
Union Hill
Onondaga
Safford
Onondaga Mines Co
Summit Mining
M. Delaney
Panama
W. J. Harris
J. H. Fine
Lynn
J. J. Watera
Nick Ratto
Rustler
Julius Huebner
G. E. Morse
B. H. Josseph & Co
Golden Rule
Blue Bird
Eu‘veka
Unclaimed Letters at Eu reka Nevada Post Office
Unclaimed letters remain at the Eu reka Nevada post office. Names listed include Lottie Loveless Ray Loveless J L Montaine Jose M Onanakia Jonsini Egaree John Banke Chief Police Ruby Hill Will Randors Laura Hoeg h Postmaster.
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Eureka
Nevada
Lottie Loveless
Ray Loveless
J L Montaine Jose M Onanakia
Jonsini Egaree
John Banke
Ruby Hill
Will Randors
Laura Hoegh
Pennsylvania patentee patents milk bottle holder mail box
A Pennsylvanian is the patentee of a combined mail box and milk bottle holder designed to be freely opened for inserting contents but locked against theft once items are placed inside.
Grazing Fees in National Forests Jump 65 Percent
The Department of Agriculture announces a 65 percent rise in National forest grazing fees for next year, with rates tied to cattle prices. Five-year permits will be issued where feasible, and sheep goats horses swine fees set at scaled percentages of cattle rates.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Montana
Houston
New Initiative Act Discussed in Reno
Reno reports an initiative act to legalize sale of light wines and beer for family use only. Voters who backed the act reportedly won’t oppose if it bans liquor in saloons roadhouses and cabarets. The measure requires 10 percent of electors and 30 days before the Legislature session.
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Reno
Justice of the Supreme Court
Reno Gazette
Nurses Urgently Sought for Lovelock and Battle Mountain
Urgent telegrams to William Woodburn from Rudolph Nengel secretary of the Red Cross warn the influenza crisis at Lovelock and Battle Mountain. Nengel asks for immediate nurse deployments as Woodburn exerts effort but with limited success.
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Lovelock
Battle Mountain
William Woodburn
United States
Rudolph Nengzel
Red Grass
Nenzel
Woodburn
Two Indictments Dismissed Against Van Fleet in Elko
In Elko Nevada the district court dismissed two indictments for subornation of perjury against attorney Carey Van Fleet with bail exonerated. A third indictment for perjury was taken under submission as the Elko County Bar Association appointed Ed Caine and James Dysart to defend Van Fleet.
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van Fleet
Elko
Nevada
Carey van Fleet
Elka County Bar Association
Ed Caine
James Dysart
Paris hotel rooms full as prices rise across city
Paris reports crowded hotels and climbing costs with breakfast priced at 1.25 dollars for coffee bread and butter. Lunch and dinner now typically run three to four dollars for a simple meal, making affordable dining scarce.
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Paris
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