Nevada News Briefs From Winnemucca And Reno
Ore recovery valued at 42000 is reported in Nevada while Wells Fargo Cash Docket closes its doors and creditors take over. A dividend totaling 20000 is paid by a local bank. Washoe and Pyramid Indian communities hold Christmas event near Reno with gifts for residents. White River residents seek a new high school. A Reno physician helps a Gerlach child after an accident. The Winnemucca Silver State and Aouness publish a triweekly edition.
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Supreme Court
Mopah Banking Cor Oat-Gorthy
Wingfield-Brougher Utes
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Welle
Neas
Washoe
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Rive
Wilt Pine County
Duffy
Gerlach
Reno
Amoone
American Logic Community
Toost Winnemucca
Ed Smith
Reno High School
Gam Frascisco
Winnamucca Silver State
Aouness Fs
Tae
Tri-Wenkt
Tri- So Penantion
Wepary
Noveda
Costs to Live Well in Tahiti Narrative Fragment
Fragmentary report on Tahiti island life notes locals expect support for visiting white men and fearnative resentment. It says natives may not sustain many newcomers, with limited work for whites and low island economy.
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Tahiti
Iisland
Lowebb
Detriot Municipal Esstatu sentencing in apestle case
A Detroit municipal court sentences an individual in a high profile case involving alleged apostle activities. The proceedings conclude with a prison term and related legal actions including restitution and probation terms.
Prohibition War Bursts Into Nevada City Scene
A Nevada discussion on prohibition faults federal enforcement after Carter’s death near Biko. The article criticizes four years of moonshine, urges stronger action against bootlegging, and questions the Prohibition Director’s duty while reflecting on Reno’s liquor trade and past federal raids.
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Nevada
Carter
Humboldt
Pershing
Reno
of Kentucky
Federal
Kentucky
Nevada lawyers urged to draft state legal reform
Reno Journal calls on Washoe County and Nevada bar to draft and back a legislative bill governing attorney conduct and simplifying procedure. The piece questions lawyers' disposition to regulate life through law and urges empowering lawyers to set and maintain higher professional standards statewide.
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Reno
Sanders
Washoe County
Nevada
Tonopah Slayer Sentenced to Prison Term
In Tonopah Senoyih Nevada on December 26 the court sentenced Praster's Welle near here to not less than ten years and up to life imprisonment for the August 23 incident. Dillon will depart tomorrow with Sheriff Thomas to begin the term in Carson City. Joseph T. Murphy represents the accused while Averill resumes as prosecuting attorney after the holidays.
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Senoyih
Nevada
Praster
Averill
Deduction Reveals Collar Size at White House Reception
A jesting exchange in the text notes a wife seeking collars for her husband and a maid’s quick guess of thirteen and a half inches. The scene contrasts domestic humor with a comment on married life. Separately, President Harding set White House reception attendance records, with thirteen thousand four hundred sixty guests noted in a recent event.
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Harding
White House
Wisconsin milk feed stored as stock feed by new drying method
At Madison, Wisconsin College of Agriculture researchers concentrate skimmed milk five to one in vacuum pans then absorb it into grains. Dried in air, the product can be stored indefinitely and shipped nationwide without reducing food value. The process responds to previously dumped skimmed milk due to storage limits and follows the filed milk bill restricting added vegetable oil in milk.
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Madison
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Agricultural recovery viewed as stabilizing in 1923
A long economic upturn begins to take shape as farmers face lower costs and improved prices. The piece notes reduced labor costs and freight rates, beneficial legislation, and stronger farmer cooperation, while acknowledging areas with high taxes and persistent hardships in parts of the country. Overall, expectations point to better times for agriculture in the coming year.
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United States
Rome
British Ex-Yard Chief Visits U S on Crime Talks
Sir Regis Thomson, former head of Scotland Yard, touring the United States to study American crime courts. His remarks draw a sober, sometimes critical view of U S law and order.
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Regis Thomson
Scotland Yard
United States
Fragmented 1900s Civic Notes Mixed With War Era Anecdotes
A garbled OCR fragment recounts topics from greff talks to aerial warfare, mentioning 100 cases, Nike Se pan, a wood sculpture, and a stiffness of war era items. It references police, crime notes, and public safety discussions, plus speculative figures on trade values and energy notes from Indianapolis and Salt Lake Tribune lines.
Cash and Carry Store on Main Street Eureka Nevada
A brief item notes a Cash and Carry store located on Main Street in Eureka Nevada with a partial reference to Elwood Lewi, Penridtor. The readable text underscores a retail listing in Eureka and hints at a proprietor or associated name.
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Cash and Carry Store
Main St
Eureka, Nev
Oregon and neighboring states clash over predator bounty laws
A fragmented hunting policy dispute emerges as Oregon counties seek to curb predatory coyote payouts while neighboring Nevada and California push similar bounties. The piece notes legislative moves to repeal or adjust such rewards amid cross state tensions and the potential for broader changes.
Two Men Die in Ruth Mine Cave-In Incident
Two miners, aged about 50, were trapped and killed when a cave-in at the Ruth Mine exposed debris and collapsed timber supports. Rescue attempts failed as both men died at the scene. authorities will investigate the accident and determine exact causes and responsibilities.
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Ruth Mine Cavee
Hamiltan
Stanton
Prine Ulel
Ewin
Peter the
Mre T. W. Metlah CARED on steer
Mrs T W Metlah mother of Gerrrn rme Janee Seragham died at the home in Ketw Tuesday morning after illness. Her son Mik McQueen was a youth and fur awsky. Governor-elect Gereghan Eld Seragham left her with kin at Whitehall Court, upper house of the National Tailerfal Fut ie 114 tee high, the highest building in Iowa.
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Seragham
Mik
Cape Kane Gunette
Suverner-elect
Gereghan
Whitehall Court
Notice of Annual Stockholders Meeting Peru and Eureka Bank
The annual stockholders meeting of the Peru and Eureka Bank will be held Tuesday, January 9, 1924, at 4 p.m. in the bank building. The notice lists preliminaries and proxy procedures. J. Travers, president, delivers the initial publication. further notices follow.
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Peru and Arch
Eureka
Nowoa
Hank
J. Travers
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