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Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1919

Page

2

Burial of Pioneer Eurekan Williams Brings Local Basket to Atlas Hill

The funeral of Williams, a Eureka pioneer born in Pontardawe Wales, aged 70 years six months and ten days, was held Saturday from his daughter's home on Atlas Hill. Services were led by WR Reynolds with hymns by Mrs J M McNaughton and Miss Althes Bather. He died after years farming, mining, and furnace work, leaving only his daughter Mrs James Mackey as heir. interment followed at the city cemetery beside his late wife.

Dutin Bovis Williams James Mackey Atlas Hill WR. Reynolds Jesus Mes. J. &. McNaughton Althes Bather Williams Eureka Ohio Goodwin Canyon Pontardulais Wales

Ely Labor Uncertain Amid Copper Market Turmoil

Governor Boyle and State Labor Commissioner Robert Fy Cole warned of serious problems in the Ely copper camp as unrest between railroad workers in the Ruth pit and the company was resolved for now. About 100 men were laid off, ore sales halted, and production continues only at a limited pace with no clear plan for full shutdown or wage cuts.

Boyle Robert Fy Cole Reno Carson City Ruth Pit Cole

Home Made Wine Seen as Final Resort for Drinkers

William H. Hirst of the United States Brewers Association argues that home beverage devices will enable drinkers to produce wine despite nationwide prohibition. He asserts nature provides the materials and no federal amendment can stop Americans from making their own wine. Separately, James Mackey family expresses gratitude for kindness during their father John L. Williams’s illness, death, and burial.

New York William H. Hirst United States Brewers’ Association Hirst John L. Williams James Mackey

Peace conference plans and Polish aid dominate debate

The Paris peace conference grapples with open covenants and Monroe doctrine safeguards as delegates from nations including the United States, Britain, France, Italy and Japan set voting blocs. Poland seeks aid while Red forces threaten, amid German demobilization fears and Bolshevik uprisings across Europe.

Peace Congress Supreme al- Hed Connel Peace Chamber Paris Americ United States British Empire France Italy Japan British Dominions Australia Gamida South Africa Iadia New Zealand Brit Belgium China Greece Poland Portugal Czecho- Slovak Republic Roumania Serbia Siam Montenegro Cuba Guatemala Hath Russia Germany Polish National Committee Plu Preach W Weely Genera Pilsudski Paderewskl

Nevada News Highlights Lions, Elections, and County Grants

The Wells Herald reports mountain lions causing livestock damage in Ruby Valley and a hunter killed a lioness with two cubs captured alive. Wells Fargo veteran Sheriff David McLean retires after years of service. Lyon County ships a 60,711 pound alfalfa seed load to Chicago valued at 10,320 dollars with another carload planned. Mineral County commissioners weigh influence on county affairs, Nye County eyes indigent care reforms, and Tonopah contemplates a state home for elderly men.

Ruby Valley Wells Herald David McLean Sherriff White Pine County McLean Lyon County Chicago Harry R. Warren Mineral County Board of Commissioners Board of Commissioners Miller Beerlin Baker T. M. Cook Ely Enslow Cook Nye County Board of County Commissioners Tonopah

Prohibition Rise and Messina Armistice Terms Stir News

A report claims Turkey rendered Messina to the Hedjaz king and discusses Constantinople amid Greece claims. The United States moves toward nationwide prohibition as Nebraska ratifies the constitutional amendment, set to take effect July 1, with prohibition leaders celebratory and expanding international headquarters. The Russian ban on vodka is noted as lifted by the Bolshevik government.

Turkey Messina Ty Hedjaz Constantinople Greece Paris United States Nebraska Congress Prohibition Party

Baby Chix and Hatching Eggs Available in Nevada

Classified ad from The G. A. Archibald Poultry and Produce Co. offers all breeds of baby chicks and hatching eggs. Chicks are properly handled and shipped within the state of Nevada. Write for prices. Box 716 Reno Nevada. May 1995.

G. A. Archibald Poultry & Produce Co P.A Reno Nevada

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