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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1909
Page
1
A detailed report on a philanthropy conference focusing on social betterment, charity organization, and reform practices. President Ernest Bleknett, noted for leadership in American charitable work, presided and outlined aims, governance, and practical steps for improving care of dependent and delinquent populations.
Washington conference on dependent children and families plans, with leaders from Boston and national charity groups, explores using the press for social betterment, organized charity in country districts, and new ideas from Roosevelt era reforms. Noted figures include Lewan Bicknell, Robert A. Woods, L. F. Dulley, and Albert Shaw.
The Cement World reports Edison will soon produce a one piece concrete house for about 1200 dollars. The design promises waterproof, fireproof construction with minimal wood, two stories plus attic, and interchangeable molds enabling varied styles. It aims to lower insurance and repairs costs while offering economical, durable homes for workers.
Fisk & Robinson analyze the United States future 1920 contemplating trade agriculture mining banking and wealth with 1890 1900 and 1908 figures to project population 100 million bank clearings 193 billion total wealth 175 billion and growth in manufactured products rail earnings and employment. They caution about extravagance yet emphasize rapid education and informed business practices shaping a confident, educated investing nation.
More than 1.5 million acres in Washington Idaho and Montana to be drawn at Coeur d Alene Idaho starting August 9. Lands include 1.2 million acres of Flathead Reservation 310000 acres in Coeur d Alene Reservation 153000 in Spokane Reservation. Tracts range 40 to 160 acres. Drawing will use Bonesteel SD method with a large tent and sealed envelope certificates. Registration continues until August 5. A nationwide surge of interest follows this plan.
The piece argues land hunger contrasts with public loss to fraud while noting Senate adoption of an income tax amendment. It traces tax history, cites Supreme Court limits, and warns that two thirds of states must ratify. It predicts heavy lobbying by wealth, corporations, and special interests to block passage.
In 1905 Eureka County Nevada registration is open daily on all legal days from 10 am to 5 pm until the end of July. Citizens must present naturalization certificates when registering. Special notice by the local election official.
Notice announces an August registration period for naturalized citizens to exhibit their ostural documentation and present themselves for registration. James Williams J P and ex-officio Registry Agent in Ruby outline August dates from 10 am to 6 pm, through July inclusive.
Notice announces the booke of Registration for a Special Election to be held August 3, 1900 in Hoveka County Nevada to vote on a plan for a school. Registration closes in the evening at 6 o clock and naturalization bituns to exhibit their etilsa area of naturalization at the time they present. Registry Agent Garrison Mine Precinct No.3.
George W. Shul, registry agent, notes registration for the August 3 2000 special election on the Eureks County High School question will remain open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. through July inclusive. The notice urges eligible voters to present themselves for registration.
Vague notice notes a vote on the question of establishing a new county hall. It states the process remains open daily for responses and outlines local exhibition requirements and time frames. The document references offices and locations, including Baculry and Palisade, with a filing shorthand of No. 5.
Registration for the Special Election on August 8 1900 to vote on establishing County High Horse in Eureka County Nevada is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. through July inclusive. The registry agent Bern Bruffey at General Hill Precinct No 6 urges residents to register.
Notice that the books of administration for the upcoming election in Eureka County Nevada are open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. through July 92nd. Edgar Sadler, Registrar Agent, Diamond Valley Precinct No. 7, is listed as the official.
A fragmentary notice indicates a Special Election with dates in July and a requirement to register by a stated deadline. The document references W. Clayton, Registry, Alpha Precinct No. 8, and details a process for electors to participate within the specified period.
George Flavin Haglatry Agent announces that election polling places in Eureka County Nevada remain open daily from 9 am to 6 pm until July 22 for the vote on establishing a county high school. Citizens must present naturalization certificates when voting.
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