ADA HAS MOST VALUABLE HOLSTEIN DULL ADA HAS MOST VALUABLE HOLSTEIN DULL
The Pacific coast dairy herd led by H. J. Lang of Fat owns King Orms a valued Holstein at 25000. Three year old Carnation Skylark Seats earned 70 dollars monthly by milk and butter output totaling 2742.3 pounds milk and 112.5 pounds butter in thirty days at 22 cents wholesale.
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Pacific Coast
H. J. Long
Carnation Skylark
H. J. Lang
E. Scott
Tadairying
University Extension
the Gazette
Mr. Scott
Ford Runabout Auto and Canvas Sample Sacks for Sale
Classified ad offers a Ford Runabout in first class running order and one hundred fourteen by twenty five inch new canvas sample sacks. Inquiries directed to Mrs Jennie Aighton in Eureka Nevada. Signed ad dated jy3tt.
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FORD
Inquire Mra
Jennie Aighton
Hureka
Nevada
Movies in Schools Plan by Educators
Washington reports a Visual Education Association plan to place a movie machine in every public school. The association seeks a $19.6 million total cost with $5 million requested immediately for the next three years. It would share costs with federal and state governments and is led by Chas A Greathouse and others. Summer reflections close the piece with a lighter note.
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Washington
Visual Education Association
Charles F. Hunt
Terrptary
The
Aesolution
Congress
Nevada Man Invents Sound Detector For Harbor Defense
In San Francisco the audience learned of E. P. Cullinan of Tonopah who devised a sound detector during wartime harbor defense. The device amplified every sound on, under, or above water to reveal submarines five miles away, though production halted by the armistice. A modified form remains in use in the San Francisco auditorium.
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San Francisco
E. P. Cullinan
Tonopah
United States
Atlantic
Cullinan
New Gallbladder Treatment Promises Surgery Cut
Chicago July 18 A painless method to treat gall bladder diseases may spare more than half of patients from surgical operations. Developed by Dr Frank Smithies of the University of Illinois, the device uses a small egg shaped perforated ball swallowed by the patient and suction to draw contents from the gall ducts.
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Chicago
Frank Smithies
University of Ilinois
Augsustana Hospital
Smithles
Deep Shaft Under Way At Goldfield Deep Mines
The 5000-foot vertical shaft at Goldfield Deep Mines Company begins sinking on Blue Bull section to reach the Goldfield Consolidated vein in underlying orebody. Promoted as the district’s most important event since the Goldfield Consolidated acquisition, it is viewed by Geo. Wingfield and A. I. D'Arcy as set to rejuvenate the fold.
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Goldfield Deep Mines Company
Blue Bull
Goldfield Consolidated
Goldfield
Goldfield Consolidated Properties
Goldfell Development Company
Geo. Wingfield
A. I. D'Arcy
Nevada Livestock Shipments Heavy This Month
Reno July 22. Shipments of live stock from Nevada this month are estimated at 200 carloads. About two thirds are sheep in movable Meable deck cars. Shipments have been roughly split between San Francisco and Omaha. Heavy shipments from Winnemucca Ely and Elko, mostly sheep, have been reported. Movement of calves and beef stock has been mainly from the Carson Valley Mason Valley and other western Nevada sections.
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Reno
Nevada
San Francisco
Omaha
Winnemucca
Ely
Elko
Carson Valley
Mason Valley
Demurrage Notice From Nevada Transportation Company
The Nevada Transportation Company gives notice that beginning January 1, 1920 demurrage on all cars held over free time will be charged. Adyt. J. B. Sexton.
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Nevada Transportation Company
Adyt
J. B. Sexton
War Department toSell Canned Meats Below Prewar Prices
Washington July 1 The War Department plans to place millions of dollars worth of canned meats on the market at prices below prewar quotations. Domestic distribution will span the nation via wholesale and retail channels. Sixty thousand postmasters five thousand bankers and city mayors join the effort to reach dealers from top to bottom. Canned corned beef hash roast beef and bacon are included. Government supervision backs every can from army depots into commerce.
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Washington
War Department
Division of Antes
Division of Sales
Henderson Banking Co Promises Careful Banking and Loans
Henderson Banking Co invites deposits with four percent annual interest on savings. Offers safety deposit boxes from $3 a year, drafts on major world cities, fire and life insurance, traveler's checks, and Cunard Line steamship tickets. Emphasizes customer control of keys and viewing deposit rules.
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Cunard Line
Stock Ranch For Sale Near Eureka Nevada
The Allison Ranch in Antelope Valley 30 miles west of Eureka is offered with 368 acres of patented land beside the Tolyabe Forest Reserve. It has cattle, horses, a full ranch outfit, range rights, and hay meadows yielding about 200 tons yearly. Water rights to Water Canyon Spring 10 miles south are included. Inquiries to Dominick Cerrutti Eureka Nevada.
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Allison
Antelope Valley
Eureka
Tolyabe
Home Ranch
Dominick Cerrutti
Nevada
Sproule Sees Nevada Prosperity From Rail Line Survey
William Sproule president of the Southern Pacific Rail road tours Nevada, predicting a period of unprecedented prosperity. He cites mining wealth in southern Nevada, a future dam in Mason Valley, a $600,000 monthly Lasen County lumber payroll, and plans to connect Elko County Nevada with Twin Falls Idaho to link Southern Pacific and Western Pacific systems. The project, filed July 1 1920 with the Interstate Commerce Commission, would run about 90 miles through Elko County and Twin Falls Idaho.
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Nevada
William Sproule
Southern Pacific Railroad
Reno Journal
Sproule
Mason Valley
Lassen County
California
Reno
Humboldt Valley
Southern Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Elko County
Rogerson
Twin Falls County
Idaho
Idaho Central Railroad Co
Western Pacific
Oregon
Nev
Twin Palls
Elko Independent
Nevada Transportation Co Notice Bulletin of 1920
Nevada Transportation Co issues notice under The Railroad Act from July 1 1920 carriers must not deliver freight until all tariff charges are paid. Agents are instructed to enforce the mandate and prosecute violations, says J E Sexton General Manager.
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J. E. Sexton
Mason County Eureka bids for courthouse jail repairs
Sealed bids for Mason repair work on the courthouse jail and fire house in Eureka Nevada must be received by the Eureka County Board of Commissioners by July 26 1920 at 10 a m The contractor must supply all materials and complete work by September 10 1920 with potential extension The winning bidder must sign a contract and furnish a performance bond The Board may reject any or all bids R McCHARLES Clerk Eureka County Nevada June 14 1920 First publication June 19 1920 Last publication July 24 1920
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Board of County Commissioners
Eureka County
Nevada
Eureka
R. McCharles
Clerk Board
Sureka
Clark
Bureka
Maetor
Clerk Board County Commisssioners
Beatif ic Lodge No 7 K of P Meets Weekly Schedule
Beatific Lodge No 7 Knights of Pyt hias meets every Tuesday at Castle Hall North Main street at 7 o clock from October to March and at 7 30 from April to September. All in good standing are invited to attend. W Laird C Attest D E Nostrosa K of Kas
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Castle Hall
North Main Street
Registration closes for Nevada primary election 1920
Notice informs Eureka County voters that primary election books open June 1 and close August 9, listing precinct registrars R McCharles P B Leohard D Downey Ida B Bruttey Mrs H Sadler and Tessa Damele. Naturalization papers required for new registrants.
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Hureka County
State of
Nevada
Eureka County
State of Nevada
Eureka
R. McChariin
Reowawe
P. B. Leohard
Palisade
D. Downey
Mineral Hill
Ida B. Bruttey
Diamond Valley
BH. Sadler
Three Bar
Tessa Damele
R. McCharles
Rogte‘trae
Bids for Painting and Repairing Eureka County Buildings
Sealed bids for painting and repairing the Eureka County Courthouse Jail and Fire House are due July 26 1920 at 10:00 am. Bids must include two sums for Best Brick Red Paint and for Mineral Paint. Work to be completed per specifications and examined by the Board. June 14 1920. First pub June 19 1920. Last pub July 24 1920.
Land Entry Notice for Albert E. Kimball Elko Nevada
Albert E. Kimball of Elko Nevada has filed to enter 40 acres described as NE% of SW% Section 14 Township 23 North Range 51 East Mt. Diablo Base Meridian under Revised Statutes 2306. Protests or objections to use of mineral land may be filed in this office by August 10, 1920. John E. Robbins, Register. First publication July 10 1920. Last publication August 7 1920.
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Elko
Nevada
Albert E. Kimball
John E. Robbins
Register
Mining Tax Notice for Eureka County Proceeds
Notice announces that the mining taxes on Eureka County mine proceeds for the quarter ending June 30, 1520 are due at the office in Eureka. The lax law will be strictly enforced and payment required.
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Eureka County
Eureka
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