Nevada News Recap From Carson Valley and Fallon
Carson River stays frozen throughout the valley as Comstockers boast only two below zero this winter. Fallon opens a $600,000 sugar factory on January 3 with beets on hand, while a Sparks conductor dies of heart disease on train No. 23. Elko reports no criminal trials or felonies. Gypsum mill at Mound House shuts due to cold. Measles afflict Orphans Home in Carson. Fallon to receive about $1,000 monthly electric power from Truckee Carson project.
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Nevada Sugar Company
Fallon
Sidney H. Graves
Sparks
Fernley
Ormaby County
Mound House
McKinnon
Carson
Nevada
Reclamation Service
Salt Lake
Ogden
Wells
Deeth
Elko
Reno
Metropolis
Elko County
Southern Pacific Company
Nation and World Briefs From Early 1910s News
News items report Nat Goodwin weighing marriage options in New York City, Alaska 1911 mineral output at 20.37 million with gold leading, Santa Monica appointing women to advisory cabinet, Taft's Supreme Court candidate William Hook, Belmont urging working women leadership, California oil records 21 73 million barrels in 1911, Navy typhoid inoculation orders, Annapolis cadet drinking probe, Croker sued by Breen, Fort George Island treasure worth 150000, Philadelphia Cop Cromwell retires a wealthy man, Wadleigh High students to adopt a baby for housekeeping course, United States Steel bonus distribution of 1450000 and stock subscription plan, Taft’s public stance on race, absinthe ban under new drug law, William Land Sacramento hotelman dies leaving large bequests.
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Goldfield Consolidated Mines Company
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Santa Monica
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Tammany
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Fort George Island
Jacksonville
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Philadelphia
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Roosevelt
William Land
Sacramento
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Beatie Loige
Moats
Onatle Hall
North Main Street
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Seheeline Baking & Tut Co
NEVAD
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OM Deposits
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Eureka, Nevada
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