Benedict XV dies after six-year papacy and war role
Pope Benedict XV, spiritual toad of the Roman Catholic Church, has died after a pontificate beginning in 1914. He guided the church through World War I, pursued diplomacy especially with France, and is mourned worldwide. The article notes his meek character, political acumen, and the process of papal selection.
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Pope Benedict XV
Pontic
Papal
Europe
College of Cardinals
Benedict XV
Leo Xite
Salt Lake Tribune
Range Management and The West Range Crisis
A Salt Lake Tribune article reports that stockmen acknowledge overgrazing in western ranges and call for reseeding, restocking, and regulated grazing. It notes collaboration among stockmen, the National Forest Service, bankers, and western agricultural colleges to inventory forage plants and determine stock numbers for maximum sustainable production.
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Salt Lake
Saya
Salt Lake Tribune
Tothia
National Forest Service
Western Agricultural Colleges
Q Stockman
Fowler says state action not needed in Tonopah unrest
Attorney General L H Fowler, returning to Carson, reports from Nye County that Tonopah shows an orderly appearance. He says recent assaults involve a small group, praises local officials, doubts I W W influence, and sees no need for state action or interference amid fires.
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Nevada
L. H. Fowler
Carson
Nye County
Grand Jury
Tonopah
Fowler
Bous
Minera of
Death of Pope Benedict XV Sunday Morning
The death of Pope Benedict XV occurred at 6 a.m. Rome time after a night of agony from pneumonia. Born November 21 1854 in Giacomo della Chiesta Italy, he was ordained in 1878 and became pope in 1914 after a four day conclave. Cattle losses from a severe cold wave affected eastern communities, mainly calves and old cows.
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Pope Benedict
Rome
Tina
Holy Father
Henediet XV
Fr. Peter
Pius X
Giacom Della Chiesta
Pegi
Italy
Privet
Cardinal Rampolla
Holy Office
Bologna
Berkeley Announces Lectures on Range Management
Debates over managing public lands and stock holdings highlight overgrazing risks. The Berkeley agricultural college announces a series of range management lectures, with word that professorship in range management may be established.
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Agricultural College
Berkeley
California
Congress Lacks High Caliber Members, Stone Says
Melville B. E. Stone former AP general manager told a Commercial Club audience in Chicago that Congress is chaotic and lacking leadership. He urged constitutional changes, criticized the seventeenth amendment, warned of bloc control, and argued for reduced wages and limits on farmer subsidies. He urged active American participation in world affairs and cautioned about Germany's enduring power. He also criticized neutralist talks on Japan and China and supported arms control.
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Chicago
Melville BE. Stone
Associated Press
Bie
Germany
Stone
Congress
National Congress
House
Chaoa
Washington
de Stone
Merchant Marine
American Legion
National Treasury
France
Italy
Japan
China
Machinery for Mines and Shops at Rock-Bottom Prices
Classifieds describe excellent condition mining and machine shop equipment from St. Anthony Mines in Fanning Nevada. Large reductions offered, limited space, act quickly. Western Machinery Company Judge Building Lovelock Salt Lake City Utah Nevada invites inquiries with complete descriptions.
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St. Anthony
Fanning
Nevada
Western Machinery Company
Judge Building
Lovelock
Salt Lake City
Utah
State Controller Figures Show 1921 Nevada Tax Totals
Controller George A. Cole’s preliminary figures for 1921 show Nevada counties levying 1,122,664.30 for state use and 2,943,438.7 for county use, totaling 4,104,5 for county and state purposes. Counties report varied levies from 11,256.79 in Ormsby to 255,112.06 in Elko, with Washoe and Elko leaders in county contributions. Mineral County had the smallest cash balance, while Esmeralda and Humboldt hold notable balances. mining costs and taxes are broken out by county with Nye and White Pine among higher tax figures.
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George A. Cole
Nevada
Ormsby
Elko County
Storey County
Washoe
Storey
Ormaby
Elko
Esmeralda
Eureka
Humboldt
Lander
Lincoln
Lyon
Nye
Pershing
Coeteo
White Pine
Chuchill
Clark
Bameral
Mineral
Perahing
Salt Lake Station experiments on ores and metals recovery
Washington January 22. The Intermountain Experiment Station at Salt Lake City Utah reports extensive work on low-grade complex ores to optimize standing fineness reagents and methods for maximum metal recovery and product grade. Methods include flotation sulfurization table concentration and magnetic separation with examples from Arizona Virginia and a zinc retort residue case.
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Washington
Intermountain Experiment Station
Bureau of Mines
Salt Lake City
Utah
Douglas
Ariz
Virginia
Income Tax in Nutshell for 1921 Filers
For singles with net income $1000 or more or gross $5000 or more and married couples with net $2000 or more or gross $5000 or more, March 16, 1922 is the final filing date. File with the Collector of Internal Revenue in your district and follow Form 10404 and Form 1040 for rules, exemptions, and rates including 4 percent tax up to $4000, 5 percent on the excess, plus a 1 to 65 percent surcharge on higher incomes.
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Internal Revenue
Miss Anne Martin to Tour Europe for Labor Study
Miss Anné Martin of Reno, once a US Senate candidate, will sail from New York on February 24 with campaign manager Miss Mabel Vernon for a tour of Italy, Germany, England, and France to study labor conditions and women’s activities. She is appointed special correspondent for The Nation in New York City. She traveled from Reno Monday night via San Francisco with her mother.
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Anné Martin
Reno
United States
New York
Mabel Vernon
Italy
Germany
England
France
Miss Mar UN
the Nation
New York City
San Francisco
Development of Underground Waters in the West
Nevada facing need for state funded study or survey to guide homestead locations in arid districts. California shows long history of underground water use, with many artesian wells and pumping plants fueling land reclamation. The piece criticizes optimism and notes California’s ongoing reclamation despite drought, urging careful planning for water resources.
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Tonopah Timan
Nevada
California
Altee Ag
Gage
Artesian Basin
Nevada Land and Livestock Meet in Reno and Prohibition Crackdown
The third annual Nevada Land and Livestock Association convention will be in the Odd Fellows building Reno on the 27th and 28th of the month. Prohibition officers in Reno uncovered a large still operation with 260 gallon capacity, cooling tanks and 276 gallons of moonshine amid other gear. Rabies outbreaks alarm several Nevada communities including the Union district near Falcon, with precautions ongoing to curb spread. City and county authorities in Reno and Washoe push for better law enforcement and call for a grand jury to address prohibition violations.
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Nevada Land and Livestock Assocation
Odd Fellows
Reno
Union
Falcon
Nevada
Biko
Tonopah
H. E. Stewart
District Court
Washoe
Bonded ranches of Elko County face large financing
During 1921 the Elko County ranching sector carried heavy bonded securities with deeds held by trustees. Utah Construction Company issued 1 260 000 in bonds secured by California Mercantile Trust. Ellison Ranching Company issued 500 000 bonds to Union Trust of San Francisco. O Neill Bros issued 300 900 to Union Trust. J J Hylton Ranching issued 400 000 to Union Trust. J H Carter Sons Company issued 200 000 to Union Trust for Nevada Hereford farm near Wells.
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Tn Dowments
Elko County
Utah Construction Company
Twin Falla County
Maho
Box Eldar County
Utah
Mercantile ‘Trust Company of
California
Ellison Ranching Company
Squaw
Tuscarora
Union Trust Company of
San Francheco
O'Neill Bros
Wells
Union Trusts Company of
San Francisco
J. J. Hylton Ranching Company
J. H. Carter & Sons Company
Nevada
Muzzle Your Dog Notice Countywide Enforcement
Notice declares after Monday January 23 1922 dogs running at large without muzzles that prevent bites will be killed without further notice in Barcks County. Damages and penalties to be enforced by local authorities under city and county ordinances.
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Barcks County
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Johnson Vanner
Salt Lake Station
Anne Martin
State News
Big Elko Ranches
Nevada University
Martin Mahoney
Rureka County
Rureka
Tee
Southern Pacific
J. M. Fulton
G. F
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Verdi Lumber Company
Elko, Nevade
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