Indispensable Book for Income Taxpayers Released
A new guide by Joseph J. Scott former San Francisco Internal Revenue Collector explains the income tax and federal taxes in plain language. It covers farmers and wage earners, outlines new exemptions, and offers practical steps to filing with a price of $2.00 through the Sentinel office.
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Joseph J. Scott
Internal Revenue
San Francisco
United States
Scott
California
Nevada
Sentinel Office
Food prices soar 93 percent in year says report
Bureau of Labor Statistics shows November 15 1916 to November 15 1917 prices for food rose 23 percent with potatoes the only item not increasing. Corn meal up 87 percent and bacon 62 percent, while overall food costs jumped 48 percent since 1913. No article declined in price.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Labor
Nevada Fur Trade Moves Large Shipment to Trade Centers
A forthcoming shipment valued at $5,000 of Nevada coyote furs, a lion skin, and various wild skins will be prepared by L. R. Sans, head of the state's biological survey. Reno dominates local fur trading with government hunters as producers. Nevada coyote pelts fetch about $5 each when sold at public auction in St Louis. Walter F. Vane arrives in Elko to take over C. B. Henderson's law practice as Henderson goes to Washington. Vane has 11 years in Western Pacific legal work.
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Nevada
R. Sans
Reno
St. Louis
Walter F. Vane
San Francisco
Elko
C. B. Henderson
Washington
Legal Department of the Western Pacific
Trial marriages favored by young Ely woman
Mrs. Sarah B. Buckhart once of East Ely and known as Mrs. Frost has won a divorce from Oscar E. Buckhart and married Albert J. Frost again. At age 20 she has four marriage attempts, rivaling Nat Goodwin, and is described as a talented musician who lived in East Ely when Frost worked at the Nevada Northern shops.
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White Pine
Sarah B. Buckhart
East Ely
Frost
Oscar E. Buckhart
Albert J. Frost
Denies Rabid Coyote Story Refuted by Local Cattleman
John A. Moore, a Smokey Valley cattleman, corrects a neighboring newspaper report that he killed cattle bitten by a rabid coyote. He says five head were killed last year as a precaution, but there is no evidence of rabies in the valley this season.
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Manhattan Magnet
John A. Moore
Smokey Valley
Lignite Coal Found by Aurora Men Near Walker River
Mason Valley figures Harry Lewis W H Morgan and Lou Murphy of Aurora toured Yearington last Tuesday with lignite coal samples from a large east Walker river deposit two miles south of the Lewis ranch. California analysis by Professor Hanks of UC says the coal is high grade lignite and valuable. The surface body runs about 65 feet wide and several hundred feet long.
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Mason Valley
Harry Lewis
W. H. Morgan
Lou Murphy
Aurora
Yearington
Walker River
Lewis Ranch
California
Hanks
University of California
Notice to all in Eureke County on fishing and hunting rules
All persons in Eureke County are warned against killing game or fishing out of season or fishing without a license. The Deputy County Fish and Game Warden will enforce the law and prosecute violations. Martin Mahoney, Deputy Fish and Game Warden, Eureke County, Bareks, Nevada, May 12, 1917.
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Bureka
Kureka
Pew Fish and Game Law
Martin Mahoney
Eureke County
Bareks
Nevada
Notice of Purchase of Horses Branding 5 Heart and 101
Notice that all rights and title to horses branded 5 Heart on the left shoulder and 101 on the left hip, formerly owned by Fred Allen and Ed Delaney in Eureka Nevada, were purchased. The date December 10, 1917 is noted.
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Fred Allen
ED Delaney
Eureka
Nevada
Notice on Dog Control in Eureka County After December 10 1917
After Monday December 10 1917 any dogs found running at large in Eureka County without muzzles will be killed without further notice to prevent bites. The action follows confirmation of rabies in the area as a dog head examined by the Nevada University this week was pronounced rabid.
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Eureka County
Nevada University
State of Nevada
Geo. W. Goodfelvnn
Palisa
Bureks
Nevada
State of
Hot Creek
Third Judicial District Court
Eureka
M. H. Joseph
Bead Street
Frank B. Whitfield
Geo. H. Clowes
Fendants
Henry Bradstreet
Pertone
Amid Ee
Wil
Anid
Anid Judicial District
Ward Court
R. McCharles
Elko Trouble Settled at Nevada School of Industry
Gov Boyle moves to end Mathew Kyle’s association with the Nevada School of Industry. John Henderson acts as president with Hoag as boys manager and Mrs Downs resigns after a clean bill of health.
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Nevada School of Industry
Mathew Kyle
Boyle
Washington
John Henderson
United States
Hoag
Beatific Lodge K of P Moots Weekly at Castle Hall
Beatific Lodge No 7 Knights of Pythias holds weekly meetings every Tuesday at 7 o clock at Castle Hall North Main. From October 1 to March 31 the time is 7 oclock and from April 1 to September 30 the time is 7 90 o clock. All Brother Knights in good standing are invited. J B Warren D D Attest D KE Nowrncea K of B & 8 S
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Beatific Lodge No
K. of
Castle Hall
North Main Street
J. B. Warren
D. D
D. KE
Nowrncea K
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James Mackey
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Venezia Hotel
Manuel Aguirre
Eureka, Nevada
N. P. Morgan
Edgar Eather
W. R. Reynolds
Hjll
Brown Hotel
G. M. Roberts
Edwards and Clark Streets
Whitesides CO
BLEO
C. E. Whitesides
Frank H. Russell
Eurska
Eureka Land & Stock Co
Elio
M.D. B
J. G. Scrugham
Sawtinel
Congress
R. A. Laird
Otto May
Stanley L. Wines
Ruby Valley
Manila
Senrine
Eureka Cash Store
Express
J. B. Biale
Giant Powder Co
Consolidated Ta
Scragham
Ona Erol Beamann
Tonkin
McCloskey Creek
Ser
Ida Bauwann
Pat Canyon
Webb Bookshin
Alpha Ranch
Pete Carletti
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