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Newspaper

Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1921

Page

3

Lumber price cuts ease San Francisco home building boom

Pacific coast lumber prices fall as distributors issue price lists showing sharp drops for Douglas fir redwood and spruce. Declines reach $30 per thousand feet for Douglas fir and up to $45 percent for certain grades used in bungalow and cottage construction. Demand from the Atlantic and winter shortage fueled the price rise. now the market tightens as costs ease.

San Francisco Chronicle San Francisco Atlantic

Pacific Naval Bases Decided by Congressional Committees

Washington January 31 The full Congressional committees unanimously back Alameda as the general fleet base and San Diego and Sand Point Washington as aviation bases with no funding set. San Pedro is recommended as submarine base at San Pedro with cost not to exceed four million dollars and no appropriations proposed for Alameda or San Diego bases.

Washington Pacific Coast Alameda Naval San Diego Sand Point Waah San Pedro

Blinking fashion and war era talk stir readers

A column mocks wartime fashion and social life as livestock values fall sharply across the United States. It notes Washington reports livestock on farms and ranges valued at 6.235 billion dollars on January 1, down from 8.507 billion in 1920, with cattle sheep and swine all declining.

Washington United States Department of Agriculture

Noted Explorer Predicts Open Winter en Route to Montreal

Sir Ernest Shackleton, noted British Antarctic explorer, arrives on Cunard liner Aquitania in New York predicting an open winter for America. He cites ice along the Siberian shore and Atlantic as free, and Spitzbergen peaks lacking snow as indicators of better weather to come.

New York Ernest Shackleton Cunard Montreal Shackleton America Siberian Atlantic Spitzbergen

Burleson Praises Fortitude Amid Enemies

Postmaster General Albert Sidney Burleson defends his eight year tenure citing enemies he has made including railroad presidents, union labor, express firms and certain newspapers. He says insults never harmed his calm or appetite and that he will take the lesson to Texas. The Baltimore Sun reports the interview as his first in eight years in office.

Washington Texas Albert Sidney Burleson Baltimore Sun Post Office Department Burleson

Europa Cafe Taken Over by Mrs Morse

The Europa Cafe is now under the management of Mrs K Morse. First class meals will be served, single meals 50 cents, monthly meals 40 dollars. Chicken dinner 75 cents. Fresh fruit and vegetables are available weekly. Family dinners are a specialty. Leave orders at the Europa Hotel.

Europa Cafe K. Morse

Nevada Banks Show Business Increase in December Report

Nevada banks report stronger business conditions in the December 29 examination covering 24 state chartered institutions. Resources total 33.56 million, up 677 thousand from November 16. deposits rise to 19.49 million, loans to 15.40 million, cash on hand 1.04 million, with net profits increasing from 660 thousand to 824 thousand. Overdrafts fall by over 62 thousand.

Nevada

Henderson Banking Co Ad Offers Savings, Drafts and Insurance

Henderson Banking Co promotes four percent annual savings, safety deposit boxes from $3.00 yearly with key kept by customer, drafts on major world cities at low rates, fire and life insurance from strong companies, travelers checks and Cunard Line steamship tickets.

Cunard Line

Pennsylvania Railroad Cuts 20 Percent of Jobs

The largest American railway system the Pennsylvania Railroad is reducing expenses by 20 percent. Employees faced a choice between a five day work week or a 20 percent layoff and most chose the shorter work week.

Pennsyyvania

Bakery and Confectionery Ad at Eureka Nevada

French and Royal Bread served twice weekly. Fresh home made bread ice cream cakes cookies doughnuts and snails from Elko every Saturday. Candy cigars cigarettes and soft drinks. Mrs Kate Togoni, proprietor, Main Street, Eureka, Nevada.

Elko Kate Tognoni Main Street Eureka, Nevada

Jarbidge Shipments Report Record Gold Intake

The Twin Falls Chronicle notes a February shipment of 174000 dollars worth of gold from Jarbidge, weighing about 800 pounds, transported by auto from camp to Twin Falls. It marks the largest monthly output to date and hints at a yearly total exceeding two million dollars for the camp in Elko County.

Twin Falls Eiko County

Nevada Transportation Co Notice Bulletin 2

Nevada Transportation Co announces under the Railroad Act of February 29 1920 that from July 1 1920 no carrier by rail may deliver freight until all tariff charges are paid. Agents are urged to enforce the mandate and pursue prosecution for violations. J E Sexton General Manager.

J. E. Sexton

Demurrage Charges Notice from Nevada Transport Co

The Nevada Transportation Company gives notice that beginning January 1, 1920 demurrage on all cars held over free time will be charged. Advt. J. B. Sexton.

Nevada Transportation Company J. B. Sexton

Carpenters Union Cuts Daily Wage Scale

At a meeting of Carpenters Union No 1434 the carpenters and joiners voted to reduce the daily scale from eight to seven dollars, effective March 1 1921, citing lower district wages and reduced living costs as justification.

Ipaut Carpenters and Jovito Alan

Notice to Peddlers and Meat Dealers

Sheriff of Eureka County Nevada warns that slaughterhouse keepers or cattle slaughterers may not buy cattle or meat without showing the animal and recording in his book the brand buyer name and date. Peddlers must carry and show the animal hide on demand. Violations carry a fine of 60 to 500 dollars or up to 250 days imprisonment.

Enla

Handley Brothers Seek Nevada Water Right 1921

Certificate of Ocopartnership shows Handley Brothers of Eureka Nevada seek state permission to appropriate 0.25 cu ft per second from Rye Patch Well for stock watering. Water would be conveyed to the NE of section 27 township 21 north range 53 east by windmill pipes and troughs. Notice filed January 6 1921 with last publication February 18 1921.

Handley Brothers Eureka Nevada Ney

Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Paul Pedrioll

In the Third Judicial District Court Eureka County Nevada the administrator Paul Pedrioll deceased requests all creditors to file claims within three months of first publication. Reynolds and Eather attorneys announce first publication January 1921 last publication February 5 1922 and note enforcement of the estate proceeds. W J Hooper Eureka County Assessor states taxes due and payable with strict enforcement.

Paul Reynolds & Eather

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Pacific Naval Bases Hosses B. Baer Committee On Foreign Affairs Americ Fifth Avenue Edna C. Plummer Corporation and General Law Practice Main Bureks, Nevada Europa Hotel Sentinel Antlers Hotel St. Francis Henderson Banking CO Elko, Nevada Court House The Genesee Pure Seq Company le Roy, N.Y Verdi Lumber Company W. H. Brennen Omice Plummer Block Eureka Sith A. E. Belanger Julius Minoletti Porch Brothers Eureka Garage Marco Venturino Stockgrowers and Ranchers’ Bank OF Reno, Nevada W. M. Clute Geological Sentinel Building Clarence Johnson Jarridge Palisade Eureks Southern Pacific Nevada Transportaton Company Nevada Transportation CO R. E. Tilden Mineral Surveyor Civil & Hydraulic Engineer Winnemucca GEO. A. James CO Selby Relden Mace Bush St Kearny Elko Paint Shop CO J. D. Lewis P. O Western Electric Power W. H. Supp Eureka, Lander, Elko, White Pine and Lincoln Counties Box 92 Wells, Nevada Eureka Mining District Eureka Brokerage Investment CO Elko Light Machinery Repairing Company Adolph Biancani Commercial St. P. O Pogue's Station Soda Butte Springs Bidart Florio H. Officer & CO S. West Temple Salt Lake City Eureka County Ocopartnership State of Nevada Pertnerehips Shepineal Lone Partnership Copartnership Frm Tony Romano John Penrose Neveda State of Huroka Avery Public Third Judicial District T Court Tainan Ar Bureks W. J. Hooper
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