Boy Hubbard Claims Atmospheric Energy Discovery in Seattle
Seattle February reports a 19 year old Alfred M Hubbard claiming to tap inexhaustible energy from the air with an atmospheric generator. He demonstrates a cherry red incandescent lamp and a 25 horsepower motor to prove a power source without wires or batteries. Father William E B Smith supports cautious interest noting it may upset established physics while patent status remains unsettled.
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Pacific Northwest
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Young Hubbard
George Quinan
Puget Sound Electric Light & Power Company
Publc
Hubbard
William EB. Smith
Seattle College
Father Smith
Lent begins with Ash Wednesday in mid February
Ash Wednesday February 15 marks the start of Lent with Easter set for April 4. The day’s mood contrasts with social advice about compliments, noting women are flattered by daily beauty and men by health.
Publication Demands Returns From Counties
A local editorial argues for government publication of all income tax returns by county. The piece contends that the rich evade taxes and that officers keep facts secret, urging scrutiny of returns and stating such data would rival the Bible in interest.
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Federal Reserve System
United States
Reno landmarks sold and 1920 highway plan announced
The McKissick Hotel in Reno, built 1885, sells to Jacob Brothers. A Reno Carson City highway from Reno to Carson City is slated for completion in 1920. Nevada officials appoint Mrs. Frank B. Humphreys special agent for the children’s bureau.
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Reno
Jacob Brothers
Carson City
Ormady County
Lakeview
State Highway Department
Frank B. Humphreys
Nevada
Children's Bureau
United States Department of Labor
Nevada Federation of Women's Clubs
Lovelock High School
Crammaur School
Board of Health
Misa Isabelle Hudson
Pershing High School
Orrin Jurgensen
Indian Sign of Spring Reported by Local Indians
Wells Herald notes a regional claim that spring has begun as ants emerge from winter quarters, a traditional sign cited by local Indians. The item appears in the Sentinel with a subscription price of three dollars per year in advance.
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