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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1919
Page
2
Stock men blamed for higher prices
Washington reports meat price rises traced to cattle producers and packers colluding with railroads. Louis D. Hall of Agriculture said livestock production stalled after 1900 despite population growth, creating demand outstripping supply and pushing prices up.
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Washington
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Louis D. Hall
Department of Agriculture
Tall
Moving Pictures at Eureka Theatre Feature D Artagnan and Acquitted
At Eureka Theatre on Sunday February 16 the film D Artagnan stars Orrin Johnson with Dorothy Dalton and Louise Glaum while two reels of Stars and Bars comic will be shown. Friday February 21 presents Acquitted with Wilfred Lucas and Mary Alden and the comic Her Finishing Touch. Showings begin at 8 oclock. In Elko County the Hiram Chase estate escheats to the State of Nevada valued at about 380000 after District Judge Langatls ruling. Chase, a wealthy, odd figure who burned his hands in youth, died years ago leaving no will or heirs.
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Eureka Theatre
D'Artagnan
Dumas
Orrin Johnson
Dorothy Dalton
Louise Glaum
France
Wilfred Lucas
Mary Alden
Bessie Love
Carmen de Rue
Langatl
Carson City
Hiram Chase
Elko County
Nevada
State Supreme Court
Chase
Red Cross Delegate Urges Eureka Chapter To Continue Work
Mrs. Martha Davis of Reno toured Eureka Chapter advising continued organization and benevolent aid. She urged keeping chapters intact for Pacific Division goals and proposed a six week first aid course funded partly by Red Cross and partly by student fees. Davis, field instructor for California Arizona Nevada, directs courses from San Francisco. Annie Flavin invites attendees to meet Tuesday evening at the work room.
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Martha Davis
Reno
Red Cross
Eureka
Nevada
General Red Cross Fund
Goto
Washington, D. C
Davis
California
Arizona
San Francisco
Annie Flavin
First Aid Committee
Debate and elections mark return to school life
Mary Boston Annie Depaoli and Bessie Hunter return after fall closure. A classroom debate on miners wage in Eureka ends 17 to 11 against the affirmative with Judson Hooper Fanny Gibson and Clotilde Biale on the negative. The State Board accredits gym work needed. outdoor games paused until weather allows. Next Friday another debate on industrial revolution and labor follows with rotating speakers.
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Mary Boston
Annie Depaoli
Bessie Hunter
Eureka
Morgan
Gilcrest
Addie Mernaldo
Margaret Kitchen
Robert Laird
Judson Hooper
Fanny Gibson
Clotilde Biale
State Board of Education
Edward Skillman
Unclaimed Letters At Ha reka Post Office Nevada
List of unclaimed mail shows names including H P Seward Mrs Ethel Williams Doma Tom Mrs John Howson Geo Haule Marcus Jainereina and Pete Curutchet. Laura Hugh is noted as postmaster at Ha reka.
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Hareka
Nevada
H P Seward
Ethel Williams
Doma Tom
John Howson
Geo Haule
Marcus Jainereina Commercial Club Chamber Commerce
Pete Curutchet
Yrasinte Bebel
Laura Hugh
Dry Topics in Brief and Prohibition Ironies
A collection of quips from multiple papers on prohibition and social change. The Brooklyn Engle notes turning swords to plowshares. Memphis Commercial Appeal jokes about sausage grinding. Philadelphia Evening Ledger links saloon politics to prohibition. New York Evening Sun predicts wives affected by restriction. Springfield Union comments on health and care under prohibition.
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Memphis
Philadelphia Evening Ledger
New York Evening Sun
Lynch Urges West to Support Final Victory Liberty Loan
Governor Lynch addresses Twelfth Federal Reserve District urging full support for the Fifth Victory Liberty Loan. He argues victory, peace, and postwar stability hinge on raising funds, cites the Ninety-first Division and the need to pay debts and return personnel home.
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Pavis Coast Division
James K. Lynch
San Francisco
Chaberty Loan General EF Board
Monthly War Stamp Quotas Set for Twelfth District
The Twelfth District announces fixed monthly war stamp quotas totaling 1.6 billion dollars to be raised nationwide. The plan outlines monthly targets to support the broader national war financing effort.
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Treasury Department
Federal Reserve District
Quiet and Patient Russians Endure in Public Life
An American official in Russia reports Russians display patient orderly behavior in crowds despite Bolshevik excesses. He notes jammed trolley cars run by soldiers who do not pay fare, yet Russians in Petrograd form orderly queues to exit and to obtain cigarettes and bread, sharing news cheerfully as they wait.
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Russia
Greiner
American Railway Commission
Tn Averten
Petrograd
Inn
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Skillman
Bagg
Brooklyn Engle
Springfield Union
United War Work
Eureka Garage
Eureka Cash Store
Gov. Lynch
West
Twelfth
12Th
Ates
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