Reno Journal Favors The Victory Across Nevada
The Reno Journal backs the Victory Highway across Nevada while opposing the Lincoln Highway in Reno rhetoric. Governors and editors trade barbs over highway policy as James O. Scrugham faces political maneuvering, county representation on the highway commission, and state gains from two transcontinental routes. The Western Pacific distributes $253,605.22 among employees each month at Winnemucca.
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San Francisco
Southern Call
Friends of
Reno Journal
James O. Scrugham
Reno
Los
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Highway Commission
Western Pacific
Winnemucca
Secretary Urges Trade Education to Restore Dignity of Labor
The secretary argues that the country lacks skilled artisans needed to keep farms and mills running as wages rise in white collar jobs. He advocates teaching trades in schools to restore labor dignity and address overcrowding in occupations.
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Roepe Pare
Glamour Fades in South Seas Says Ethnologist
Honolulu, Nov 27 Ethnologist J F G Stokes of the Bishop Museum returns from Austral Islands report that glamour romance and adventure of the South Seas are vanishing as industry education and living spread. Rapa shows signs of civilisation though men outnumbered by women. only 23 taxpayers in 236 population. Women perform all farming and most work while men take wives in scarce numbers. marriages bring servitude and risk of beating for women. Inhabitants of Hapa remain very hospitable to whites.
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Honolulu
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South Seas
J. F. G. Stokes
Bishop Museum
Austral Islands
Rapa
Pin-Dot
Stokes
Hapa
Gold Road Mine Resumed in Oatman Arizona District
Operations at the Gold Road mine in Mohave County Arizona have resumed under United States Smelting Mining Refining Company. The mine, idle since 1915, yields gold with ore valued at eight to twelve dollars per ton and features a 20 stamp cyanide mill of antiquated design.
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Gold Road
Oatman
Arizona
Mohave County
United States Smelting, Mining & Refining Company
Southern Pacific Replies To Union Pacific on Central Pacific
J McDyer, SP general manager, defends investments and improvements on the Central Pacific. He cites 1921 and 1923 expenditures, on time ratings for CP vs UP locomotives, and notes SP built more miles and bought new freight equipment. He asserts future major improvements and double tracking to bolster service and safeguard investments despite litigation.
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Pactic
Union Pacific
Oregon
Ogden
Portland
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific Service
Union Ic
Central Pacific
Union Pacif
Southern Pacific Central Pacific
Anion Pacific
Central
Northern Pacific Central Pacific
Pacific Fruit Express
Unston Pacific
Geuthera Pacifc
Pallreed
Unclear fragments from early 20th century notices
Mosaic of scattered items including railway pressures, league politics, exotic canaries, Hollywood outings, Irish governance, hotel closures, aerial surveys, bird observations at sea, and a critique of business fashion and job prospects. This collage-like clipping references trains, canals, pandemics, travel, and social issues framed in period tone.
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H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Emile Cove
Nancy
France
Niagra Falls
Panama Canal
Holland
Massachusetts
Boston
Japan
Alps
Middle West
New
Misataspp
Hollywood
New York
Timothey Healy
Planters Hotel
St. Louis
Missouri
Planters House
Southland
Bureau of Mines
Salt Creek
Teapot
Washington
Cunard
Scythia
Liverpool
Central America
Ohio
Aes
Mare He and the Quiet Pages of Faubuld Life
Fragmentary note captures a muddled exchange about writing and repetition. A fleeting reference to Life appears as a lone theme, hinting at a personals-oriented, editorial voice within a damaged text.
Scrugham Announces Selections For State Offices
Governor elect James G. Scrugham has unveiled several appointments for state offices. Dan Sullivan, current State Auditor, will chair the Industrial Commission. Sven Jeffries of Tonopah is named State Auditor and Thomas J. Salter of Reno becomes secretary to the governor. Melvin B. Jepsen of Reno will serve as counsel to the governor during the legislative session.
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James G. Scrugham
Elect
Dan Sullivan
Industrial Commission
Sven Jeffries
Tonopah
Thomas J Salter
Reno
Melvin EB. Jepsen
United States still needs to buy 61782424 ounces of silver
Of the 208,000,000 ounces required under the Pittman Act the United States on December 16 had purchased 146,217,576 ounces leaving 61,782,424 ounces to buy. Purchases for the first eleven months in 1922 totaled 63,684,624 ounces.
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United States
Financial Review of New York
Beavers Damage Poles Near Waterways in Alanka
Beavers in Alanka are felling telephone poles along waterways. Several poles are destroyed and the Uneman protect the remaining poles by wrapping them with wire to a height of several feet.
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Alanka
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League of Nations
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Semucoa
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B. B. Ennor
A. E. Kimball
W. L. Merithew
R. C. Kelley
J. B. Rebaleati
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Michelin Tires
Main Street
Pacific Wool Products Co
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Eureka Garage
W. H. Russell
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Verdi Lumber Company
Elko, Nevada
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