Nevada plan to kill tubercular cattle in year or two
The Nevada Stock Commission in cooperation with the Federal government plans a statewide animal survey and to legally kill all cattle found with tuberculosis. The bill, to be pushed at the coming Legislature, divides survey costs between the Federal government and stockmen taxed under the act. J. H. Carter T. J. Bell and H. F. Dangberg lead the commission. Dr. H. Records will run the program.
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Reno Gazette
Nevda Stock Commission
Nevada
Stock Commission
Bureau of Animal Industry
J. H. Carter
T. J. Bell
H. F. Dangberg
Nevada Stock Commission
Nevada press notes pay for lost school time
Nevada towns discuss compensating teachers for time lost during school closures. Winne mucca support grows for a legislative bill to authorize payment. Elko trustees plan new school building to replace the burned structure ready for September start. Tonopah mail delays and Sunday service criticized. Reno opponent Anne Martin accuses Senator Henderson of improper campaign funding and excessive expenses per Nevada law.
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Winnemucca
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Henderson
Reno
Charles B. Henderson
United States Senate
Anne Martin
Martin
Atlee Pomerene
Committee On Elections and Privileges of the
United States
Elko
Elko Free Press
Nevada teachers to receive full pay during sickness closures
Deputy Attorney General Robert Richards issues opinion to Superintendent Hunting stating teachers are entitled to full salaries for periods of school closures due to sickness or epidemics, each closure not exceeding thirty days. If boards evade the statute, state power can protect the people.
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Reno Journal
Nevada
W. J. Hunting
Robert Richards
Attorney General's Office
Hunting
Dollar-a-Year Men At Washington Criticized
Francis J. Heney told the Senate agriculture committee that Swift & Company employed dollar a year men who drew large salaries from the firm while serving in the Food Administration investigation. The Kansas City Star quoted a quip about turning swords into plowshares and corkscrews into hatpins.
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Washington
Francis J. Heney
Federal Trade Commission
Senate Agriculture Committee
Swift & Company
Food Administration
Kansas City Star
Sold for delinquent taxes at public sale
County Treasurer R McCharles conducted a noon sale of ten properties for 1918 taxes. six sold to bidders, four reverts to Eureka County. Redeemable within one year with a 3 percent monthly penalty. Items include patented mines and frame buildings across various sections with values and totals listed for each. Also notes new electric starters for Ford cars to be installed initially on closed models.
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R. McCharles
Cereghino
Lillian
Alex Frager
P. M. DeaMarata
Republic
Avon
Alex Fraser
Olarence Gomes
Kewetto
Hii Loy Jan
Eureka County
Ford
Ford Company
Detroit
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Nye County
Manhattan
Tonopah & Goldfield
Tonopah
Hamilton
Fraderika
I’, Peroni
W. Hughes
Repetto
Kingan Refrigerator Co
Kingan Refrigerator Line
E. Rickey
F. Snyder
Hieram Kitchen
Buckhorn Townsie Co
Buckhorn No
Kureks County
Eureka Gash
Kaysville Flour
Sebeeline Banking & Trust Co
General Banking
Trust Company
Business Exchange
Savings Department
Corporations Acta
Tony Ponnart
Epward Herrera
THE
Europa Hotel
Eureka
Main and
Clark Streets
Eureka, Nevada
Venevia
Leon Aguirre
First National Bank
United States Federal Reserve Bank
J. A. Sewell
A. E. Kran
O. F. Williams
E. E. Exxon
Henderson Banking Company
Elko, Nevada
Washoe County Bank
OLD Pioneer Banking House
F. E. Humphrey
F. M. Rowland
J.r.van Nagell
G. H. Taylor
Cashier
F. Stadtmuller
O. W. Mapes
Cosh
Rudolph Herz
Commercial ‘Trust Investment Exchange
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