Grazing Permits Issued for 1921 at Tolyabe National Forest
Forest Supervisor James W McGowan announces grazing seasons for 1921 at the Tolyabe National Forest Austin Nev with permit periods for cattle horses and sheep. Hydration and salt requirements are specified with penalties for noncompliance including potential permit cancellations and 10 percent reductions. Local grazing associations coordinate salt purchases and interviews to assist permittees in filing applications.
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Tolyabe National
Austin
Nevada
von Fe
Forest Oficer
National Forest
Fornt
James W. McGowan
Nev
Senate panel finds no emergency in Johnson immigration bill
Washington January 11. Senate Immigration Committee hearings on the Johnson bill prohibiting immigration for one year failed to prove an emergency. Senators said millions of aliens flooding the U S, rising unemployment, and chaotic autonomy could not be demonstrated. They expect no change to existing laws until permanent legislation is drafted.
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Washington
Senate Immigration Committee
United States
What Ought To Be Done To Reuben
Raleigh N C January 9 Since wide publicity centered on Reub en Bland of Robersonville as the father of 84 children he and Mrs Bland have faced a flood of letters A man in Ohio praised him a man in Oregon suggested hanging him and another offered a drinking toast celebrating his alleged feat
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Raleigh
N. C
Bn Bland
Robersonville
Bland
Ohio
Oregon
Standard Oil to build sanitarium at Colfax for employees
Colfax California December 27 announces that the Standard Oil Company of California will establish a large sanitarium for its employees who may become ill A sixty acre tract has been purchased and construction will begin at once Dr R A Pears tuberculosis specialist will head the facility The company will provide free treatment and subsistence to employees needing care.
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Colfax
Cal
Standard Oil Company of California
R. A. Pears
Date pests threaten California fruit industry
Experts from the Department of Agriculture warn a new weevil differs from the cotton boll variety and has attacked dates. The destiferous insect jeopardizes the Sand Arizona date industry unless effective control measures are found within two to three years.
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California
Meat of Agriculture
Arizona
Lumber prices cut sharply in California markets
Re eves price reductions on lumber took effect in Sacramento and other California markets with large drops in coarse grades. Rough pine prices fall about 30 percent to 60 to 64 thousand feet, while Oregon pine lumber formerly $105 to $120 now sells at 85 to 100. Building stimulus cited as main motive. Butter prices on the San Francisco dairy exchange slide to 44 1/2 cents per pound, the lowest since June 1918, as production costs ease.
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Sacramento
Cal
Reeves
Oregon
San Francisco
San Francisco Wholesale Dairy Produce Exchange
Bank Starts Account For Each Child Born In Valley
Yorington Nevada January 6 A local bank launches a system to open a one dollar account for every baby born in the valley and to loan a coin bank for parents to save the child's pennies. For twins a five dollar account will be started, though no tripletts account exists yet. The bank suggests parents deposit one dollar for each year of the child’s age, claiming funds by twenty one will cover four years of college tuition.
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Yorington
Nevada
Naval balloonists clash in Ontario quarrel over letters
In Mattice Ontario on January 11 Lieutenants Farrell and Hinton, part of a trio who survived a 16 day trek from Moose Factory after descending December 14, argue over a letter Farrell says was written by Hinton to his wife. The dispute ends when Farrell strikes Hinton after accusations of false reports, with onlookers intervening before the two depart for Cochrane.
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Mattice
Ont
Farrell
Hinton
Hudson Bay
Moose Factory
Hudson Bay Company
New York
Secretary of the Navy
Cochrane
Prodigal Son Finance Move From Copenhagen
The New York Evening Post reports a Soviet backed currency reform with monthly notes in different colors that expire at month end. Wages and profits paid only in July currency lose value after July 31, aiming to end capital accumulation and enforce frugality.
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Anguat
Lenine
New York
Horse for sale leads to Sterndale trade
In London Answers a brief item notes a horse sale lead. Homedick asks about a horse for sale and Bellblower confirms Sterndale has one, saying he sold him a horse yesterday.
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Homedick
Bellblower
Sterndale
London
When You Get a Cold Go to Bed Advice
The article urges rest and abstinence from food for twenty four hours when a cold starts. It argues water intake helps the immune system focus on germs, notes the poor could benefit from more food sharing, and warns that colds weaken the body and shorten life. It cites Cornaro and a Los Angeles Herald quote about seeing the world.
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China
Europe
Cornaro
Angels
Los Angeles Herald
Chicago Census Shows Rising Negro Population
The census office reports that the negro population of Chicago has increased by 65 491 in the last ten years and is now nearly 110 000. The white population is 2 689 104.
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Chicago
Europa Cafe Taken Over By Mrs K Morse
The Europa Cafe is now under the management of Mrs. K Morse. First class meals will be served going forward. Eureka.
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Europa Cafe
K. Morse
Bakery and Confectionery Promotes Fresh Bread and Snacks
French and Royal Bread received twice weekly. Fresh home made bread, ice cream, fresh cakes, cookies, doughnuts and snails available. Biko supplies Saturdays. Candy, cigars, cigarettes and soft drinks sold.
Nevada Transportation Company plans daily Eureka service
A notice from J. E. Sexton states the Nevada Transportation Company will run a daily Eureka train except Sundays if parcels post usage declines. If not, service may revert to tri weekly, with a push to challenge the Post Office Department and restore a stage line. Wages have fallen to under $100 monthly versus about $7000 yearly.
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Nevada Transportation Company
Eureka
Post Office Department
Nevada Transportaton Company
J. E. Sexton
Nevada Transportation Co Notice Bulletin 2
Nevada Transportation Co issues Bulletin No 2 under The Railroad Act approved February 29 1920. It states from July 1 1920 no carrier shall deliver freight until all tariff charges are paid. Agents must enforce this mandate or face legal action. the company will pursue proper prosecutions.
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J. BE. Sexton
Notice on Demurrage Charges by Nevada Transport Co
The Nevada Transportation Company announces that beginning January 1, 1920 demurrage charges will apply to all cars held over free time. The notice, signed by Adrt J. B. Sexton, records the policy and date.
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Nevada Transportation Company
Adrt
J. B Sexton
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Pombe
U. 8
Reuben
Standard Oil
Edna C. Plummer
Corporation and General Law Practice
Main
Eaureka, Nevada
Reynolds & Eather
Court House
W. H. Brennen
Plummer Block
Sen‘inet
Veniue
Copenhagen
Antlers
Powell
Geary
Goodfriend Hotel
Hotel
St. Francis
Winchester
A. E. Belanger
Europa Hotel
Henderson Banking CO
Elko, Nevada
Cunard Line
Reno
W. M. Clute
Geological
Sentinel Building
Clarence Johnson
P. O. Box
R. E. Tilden
Mineral Surveyor Civil & Hydraulic Engineer
Winnemucca
GEO. A. James CO
Selby
Reiden Place
Bush
Bear Kearny
Fan Franco
Eureka Cash Store
Eureka, Nevada
Eureka Brokerage & Investment CO
Elko Paint Shop CO
J. D. Lewis
Prop
Verdi Lumber Company
Bratific Lodge NO
K. of P
Is Castle Hall
North Main Street
Will J. Swick
C. C
D. B
Nostrosa
Kate Tognoni
Main Street
Marco Venturino
Nevada Transportation CO
K. J. Anderson
Neveda
Eather & Flavin
HAY Press For Hire
Hay Press
James Hunter
Bureka County
Bureka
W. J. Hooper
Pimsenger
Palisade
Eureka Oe
Pogue's Station
Bidart & Florio
Elko Light Machinery Repairing Company
Adolph Biancani
St. P. O
Elko
Western Electric Power
W. H. Supp
Eureka, Lander, Elko, White Pine
Lincoln Counties
Box 92
Wells, Nevada
Third Judicial District Court
State of
Paul Pedrioll
District Court
The
Third Judicial District
State of Nevada
Inn
Hureka
C. H. Carpenter
Eugene Davis
Asid Judiciel
Ir B. McCharles
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