Nevada's Far Reaching Future Foreseen by Mining Leader
The St Francis mining camp figures prominently as George Wingfield from Howe states Nevada enters a new epoch of development. He says mining continues to expand while agriculture rises as a stable future resource, with ore output high now and farming to follow as mining peaks. He notes past woes are being corrected and Nevada will be known for its true strengths.
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Ban Francisen
Nevada
George ‘Wingfield
Howe
St. Francis
Mre
Wingfield
Berrab
Wie
Mongolian Pheasants For White Pine
Ely Expositor notes experiments by the Ely Gus club to plant Mongolian pheasants in local forests to establish a thriving future sport. A fundraising drive supports the project and the first planting is planned for next spring, with birds sourced from a nearby coast state. The bird is described as shy and hard to shoot, requiring skill for successful sport.
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Ely
Ely Gus Club
Hard rap on mail order vs local merchants warned
A quirky rural column notes a merchant scolding a rancher who favored catalogue goods and saved money by ordering direct. The piece questions how many merchants miss sales by not pursuing mail order buyers and reflects on shifting widowed readers and price temptations.
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Mach Gin
Ivo
Mall
Dasiaean
Champ Clark Explains Price Rise and Census Implications
Representative Champ Clark says high farm product prices will persist and that census figures will recast unincorporated villages as towns. He contends 60 to 65 percent of the population lives in towns and cites changing demographics as a policy factor.
Champ Clark Warns U S Faces Loss Of Farm Exports
Clark of Missouri argues in a recent speech that if current trends continue the United States will cease to be an exporter of agricultural products within twenty years, save for cotton. He cites urban non production and rising farm prices as key factors amid shifts in global markets including Argentina and Brazil expanding corn and frozen meat exports.
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Champ Clark
Missouri
United States
Brazil
Onion raising a paying business idea gains interest
Warren G. Rice, manager of the Easpare ranch near Sparks, reports onion yields this year. On 29 planted acres to clone he harvested about 400 tons of large onions and 10 tons of small onions to date, averaging roughly 18 tons per acre. He notes profits even at lower prices, with potential earnings over 100 per acre if yields reach 410 tons on 20 acres.
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Newads
Warren G. Rice
Lovee
Easpare Rench
Sparks
Rewn Journal
Wr. Rice
Tice
Fatal Accident At Ely Involving Hugh McGregor
Hugh McGregor a 4 year old? president of the carpenters union and known mechanic, was struck by rock from a Copper Flat blast near the Ely Central Company shaft. He died at Steptoe hospital after injuries from a rock shower that followed a noon blast while walking from the shaft to the boarding house.
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Ely
Hugh McGregor
Carpenters’ Union
Copper Flat
Steptoe Hospital
McGregor
Eureka
Ely Central Company
Copper Fiat
Nevada banking law upheld and hotel planned in Nevada
The Supreme Court ruled on the constitutionality of Nevada banking legislation and Senator Nixon has been elected president of the Carson Valley Bank. Bank capitalization rises to $50,000. Plans advance for a modern steel brick hotel at Winchester costing about $75,000. A Greek laborer, Gorgias Stevanopolias, died after a severe workplace injury at McGill. Rock Crister was severely injured near a potential derailment of an oil car on the N.C.O. line. A private preserve is planned along the Truckee river from Truckee to Lake Tahoe, with 14 miles of riverfront allotted to Wilson & Lindsay of Oakland. Tonopah miner James Byrnas died from complications after a hand injury and surgery. Southern Pacific reports major improvements on Nevada overland routes, including track reballasting and tunnel work, while ice shipments from Truckee and Carson ice houses loom on the horizon.
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Supreme Court
Nevada
Ant Legialainro
Nixon
Carson Valley Bank
Gorgias Stevanopolias
McGill
Rock Crisler
N.C
Madeline
Altarna
Crister
Truckee
Lake Tahoe
Wilson & Lindsau
Oakland
Tonopah Run
James Byrnas
Miners’ Union
Montapa- Tonopah
Southern Pacific
Western Pacific Railroad
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Ice loss damages Pacific Fruit Express route
A dam breach at Carlin caused 18 000 tons of ice to wash away, crippling ice supply for next season. The accident, blamed on a muskrat burrowing through the dam, left a 40 foot washout and an 850 000 damage estimate to Pacific Fruit Express.
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Carlin
Bee
Pacific Fruit Express
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Ruby Hill Avenue
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