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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1911
Page
8
The Senate hearing on Bernard N. Bakers plan to run independent steamship lines through the Panama Canal raises questions about whether the transcontinental railroads and Morgan Rockefeller money power can block competition. Baker urges government ownership or regulated rates to ensure Canal benefits and curb rail dominance.
The Buffalo Eaglem reports sentiment that the United States Government must not spend 75 million on a canal to be monopolized and public benefit nullified. Washington correspondents note fever over a government role. editors argue for open competition, railroads facing isthmian traffic, and rail and sea routes as complementary. Major papers like New York Tribune Baltimore American Springfield Republican and New York Journal weigh in on private capital, through traffic, and the canal’s impact on commerce and rail rates.
Rev Irl R Hicks warns of drought and storm dangers upcoming the 1912 year. The long time public servant invites readers to send one dollar to Word and Works Publishing Company in St. Louis to receive both the Almanac and Magazine for one year, stressing the value of timely warnings.
Notice to creditors in the Third Judicial District of Nevada Eur County for the estate of Peter Rossetti, deceased. Lovie Greco named executor. summary administration ordered March 7, 1911. Creditors must file claims with the clerk within forty days of first publication. TJ McPanty attorney for executor. Publication dated November 18, 1911.
Notice of taxes on mine proceeds for Eureka County for the quarter ending September 30 1911 due and payable at the county office in Eureka. Laws regarding the tax will be strictly enforced by H L Meotherney, Avem or of Eureka County Nevada.
Ralph BeWengren reflects on the circus, comparing the trainer, painter, and sculptor. He argues wild animals demand trust and timing, with the climactic act a trapeze swinger’s poised moment. The artist’s patience mirrors sculptors shaping Mercury in marble.
McClure's Magazine recounts wild dogs in Africa feared by natives for pack hunting and tree seeking during danger. George Cahill, recently in By, is under arrest for attempted hold up of a dance hall in a restricted district. he allegedly targeted patrons but fled after forcing surrender and failed to obtain loot.
The Pacific Monthly of Portland Oregon plans a series of articles on West industry with pieces already featured on Success with Cherries Saccharin Growing Apples and upcoming topics like Live Stock Walnut Fodder Crops. Each issue offers expert writing plus wholesome stories and forward looking discussions with a yearly price of 1 50 and a six month trial at 50 cents.
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