Eureka's Opportunity To Take On New Life
F L Torres president of the Eureka Croesus Mining Company spoke to the Eureka County Chamber of Commerce outlining plans to develop large district properties. He noted past hindrances from derogatory reports by locals and urged residents to unite and boost mining, housing, schools, and civic improvements to attract capital and shared prosperity.
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F. L. Torres
Eureka-Croesus
Eureka County Chamber of Commerce
Torres
Eureka
Cor Mere
Mr. Torres
Bis Associates
Eureka County
Four new political announcements in today's Sentinel
The Sentinel presents four candidate notices for national and county offices. Charles C. Chandler, Republican, seeks the U.S. Senate seat from Nevada. Dr William Brennen, nonpartisan, runs for County Board of Education. W M Clute, independent, campaigns for State Senator in Eureka County. D A Dees, independent, announces for Eureka County Sheriff and outlines his platform for Burata County voters.
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Sentinel
Charles 3. Chandler
United States
Nevada
Wm. H. Brennen
County Board of Education
W. M. Clute
Eureka County
D. A. Dees
Sherif
Bureta County
Death of Amos Plummer at Mineral Hill Eureka County
Eureka Monday report says Amos Plummer longtime Mineral Hill resident died suddenly last Sunday at his ranch while riding horseback. Details scarce, long life past eighty years.
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Newe
Eureka
Amos Plummer
Mineral Hill
Eureka County
Hia
Chandler Announces Candidacy for U S Senate in Nevada
Charles Sr. Chandler, a Nevada lawyer based in Ely since 1905, announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination to the United States Senate. Born in eastern Oregon, Chandler rose from ranch life to Stanford and Hastings Law, later practicing mining law and shaping Nevada’s mining and irrigation fields. He has led in the state legislature as Speaker and has long been active in public service and war‑era civic duties. He cites experience with railroads and coal cases as shaping his view of Nevada’s development.
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Charles Sr. Chandler
Nevada
Chandler
Ely
White Pine County
Assembly
House
Senate
United States
Baker
Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College
Standford University
Stanford
Curtis H. Lindley
Mr. Lindley
San Francisco
Lindley
Lindsey
Chandler & Quayle
As Jong
Nevada Ix
Nevada reports 6414 predatory animals slain in year
Federal and state hunters under B R Sans of the United States Biological Survey report 6414 predatory animals killed in Nevada for the year ending June 1. Coyote control yielded 1577 removals. furs brought $7,486.22 with 194 unsold. poison methods reduced lamb losses and 1055 coyotes counted by hunters.
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B. R. Sans
United States Biological Survey
Nevada
Sans
Washington
Reno Journal
Pelta
Washoe County
Here
Board of Equalization Meeting Adjourns to August 5
The Board of County Commissioners met as a Board of Equalization with Commissioners Reid and Johnson, Clerk McCharles, Recorder Eather, and Assessor Hooper. The Auditor reported no mortg ages of record subject to taxation and all taxable mortgages were listed on the Assessment Roll. No taxpayers appeared with complaints, and the board adjourned to Saturday, August 5 for its next session.
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Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
R. J. Reid
E. C. Johnson
R. McCharles
Edgar Eather
W. J. Hooper
Native Eureka Daughters Seek Nye County Office
The Tonopah Times notes two Eureka women seek Nye County posts in the Democratic primaries. Jen nie Gregovich Curieux is running for Recorder and Auditor. Nevada Antoniazsi Clifford seeks the short term Nye County Commissioner nomination. Ely Record reports Mrs Thomas B E Haley, longtime resident and invalid, suffered paralysis and is bedbound. her daughter and granddaughter travel from Spokane to be with her as condition is critical.
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Tonopah
Eureka
Jennie Gregovich-Curieux
Nye County
Nevada Antoniazsi- Clifford
Nye
Ely
Thomas BE. Halley
Charles B. Robins
Spokane
Washington
Haley
Nevada senate bid framed by rail rate case advocate
A Nevada speaker urged bystander support for a U S Senate run citing training, knowledge of Nevada conditions, and a successful Interstate Commerce Commission case that reduced coal rates to Nevada points though not as much as hoped. He argues abolishing rate discrimination is achievable with his leadership.
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Nevada
The Prohibition Poll and Its Significance
A Literary Digest poll prompts ten million voters to express views on prohibition and a soldier bonus. Early data show division on the bonus, with the urban half opposing benefits. Prohibition sentiment shifts appear possible as early results question Volstead era assumptions.
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Literary Digest
United States
America
Boston News Bureau
Ten Dollar Reward for Gray Horse Return
A ten dollar reward is offered for the return of a gray horse branded EE on the left hip with the mane cut off. The horse was hobble tied and carrying a bell, last seen at Frank Lewis's stables. The notice seeks the animal and names Frank Lewis as the location tied to the reward.
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Frank Lewis’ Stables
Milk for Sale on South Main Street
Milk for sale at my home on South Main Street and available for home delivery to patrons in Bureks. Lena Tognon.
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South Main Stroot
Mba
Lena Tognon
County Officials to Serve Four Years in Nevada Law
A Nevada statute revision published in 1922 sets county officers to be elected at the 1922 general election and every four years thereafter. It specifies that township officers are elected every two years, with county commissioners following the same four year cycle, and that duties begin on the first Monday of January after election.
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Nevada
Masessore
Popular Austin Lady Weds Salt Lake Man
Miss Hazel M. Littrell daughter of Mr and Mrs C F Littrell of Austin Nevada and Edgar Reinhart of Salt Lake City were married in Salt Lake City Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock at the First Congregational Elmer J Goshen per ceremony A wedding dinner followed that evening at Hotel Utah Reinhart is a member of the editorial staff of the Salt Lake Tribune
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Hazel M. Littrell
C. F. Littrel
Austin
Nevada
Edgar Reinhart
Salt Lake City
First
Elmer J. Goshen
Hotel Utah
Reinhart
The
Salt Lake Tribune
Chicago Coal Prices Jump After Miner Strike
Chicago reports show coal in car lots rising from 5.15 to 11.65 and 12 per ton since the miners strike. Small quantity coal up by 5.25 to 6 to reach 15.26 and 18 per ton as announced by a large industrial concern. Caliente avoids water famine as railroad officials restart pumps for town tank.
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Chicago
Caliente
Nevada State News Summary From Carson City And Nearby
Reports from Nevada describe a range of local notes including a gasoline tax matter in Carson City, oil spraying to reduce nuisance, a $24,000 estate left by Herbert Porcher in Elko, and mining claims near Vigo. Other items note car accident deaths in Carlin, a European training trip for Leonard O Dea, a Texas oil venture, and Humboldt County High School expansion plans.
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Carson City
Mia
el Carville
Elko
Herbert Porcher
Brett
Bee Aires
A. J. McAinley
Maluba Meni
Imlay
Vigo
Caliente
John B. Bradshaw
F. L. Parriot
Pomona
Joe Sandon
Delmar
Nevada
American
Carrara Marble Company
Leonard O'Dean
Carlin
San Francisco
France
Terry Voorhees
Northern
Ely
San Antonio
Texas
Humboldt County High School
Blue Sky Commission Can't Stop Salesmen
Minnesota supreme court ruled the securities commission lacks jurisdiction over stock sales unless the owner is the issuing company. The decision removes a major flaw in blue sky laws, which resemble Iowa and other states in regulating stock offerings.
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Blue Sky Commission
Minnesota Supreme Court
Securities Commission
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Volstead
Congress
Salt Lake
Wents
Key Pittman
United States Senate
Peter Buol
Pri
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