Memorial Day Observances Across American Cemeteries in France
Memorial exercises honored fallen American soldiers in French cemeteries and scattered graves in the United States. Guards of honor prevailed at major sites while the French government offered to lead or join services. The Suresnes program featured Ambassador Hugh C. Wallace Gen Henry T. Allen and Marshal Petain speaking.
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Paris
France
Suresnes
Hugh C. Wallaee
Henry T. Allen
Cobleng
Marshal Petain
New Sweet Clover Varieties Hubs Known From Iowa Tests
Iowa experiment stations report a new annual sweet clover named Hubsm discovered by Joe Wilson of the Farm Bureau. It grows 8 to 10 feet in four months and is seen as superior to existing varieties. Stations want trials in all climates and are sending samples to Humboldt County Farm Bureau for local testing. Farmers may contact Wilson to obtain seeds for trial planting.
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Iowa
Joe Wilson
Farm Bureau
Humboldt County Farm Bureau
Wilson
Dickerson Loses Office as Prisoners Relief Chief
Washington May 31 The Prisoners Relief Society abolishes the office of general manager held by Denver S Dickerson of Nevada former superintendent of federal prisons Chairman J L Bowles announces Dr EB B Nudding will resume active charge Dickerson is no longer connected with the society
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Washington
The
Prisoners’ Relief Society
Denver S. Dickerson
Nevada
J. L. Bowles
Society
EB. B. Nudding
Dickereon
Bargain Day Lunchrooms Offer 15 Cent Meal Deal
In San Francisco a chain of lunch rooms along the Pacific coast advertises meals for 15 cents next week only, offering baked beans a pie slice and coffee to press the claim prices have fallen. The piece notes public grievances about drinkers of “jackass” brandy and jokes about undertakers’ bills.
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San Francisco
Cal
Pacific Coast
Nevada News Roundup Highlights State Officials and Labor Losses
State Mining Inspector Andy Stinson returns to Carson City after surgery in San Francisco. Two Japanese workers near Deeth die from cold after a motor car breakdown and a harsh storm. Gold Hill notices reduce boarding house rates at United Comstock Mines. Boulder Canyon Government drilling to pause until Fall with 3 000 feet logged. 75 workers to join survey crew. Theokla Wright named secretary to Internal Revenue Collector Louis Spellier. Prohibition leadership bids promoted from Reno and other points. Chauncey W. Smith resigns Fallon post to lead Elko elementary.
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Andy Stinson
San Francisco
Carson
Deeth
Gold Hill
United Comstock Mines Co
Virginia Chronicle
Clark County Review
Boulder Canyon
Misa Theokla Wright
Tonopah
Louis A. Spellier
Internal Revenue
District of Nevada
Miss Wright
Tonopah Banking Corporation
Capitol
E. F. Jones
Anti-Saloon League of
Nevada
Prohibition
Washington
Reno
Charles S. Nichols
Chauncey W. Smith
Fallon
Pershing
Humboldt
Elko
Smith
Virginia
Horses Sold for Chicken Feed by Miller & Lux
The Miller and Lux Company sold 300 horses to a Stockton, California buyer for chicken feed. The herd shipped from Gerlach to Stockton with another large shipment planned in the coming days.
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Miller & Lux Company
Stockton
California
Gerlach
Winnemucca
White Pine County Census of Indians Ordered
County commissioners conduct a federal requested census of the Indians in White Pine County. The data will be used by Government Indian agencies to determine figures and allocations.
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White Pine County
Forgotten Bank Deposits Spark Mystery and Theft Risks
Readers are reminded that billions in dormant bank deposits sit unclaimed in American National banks. Heirs may uncover sizable balances after a relative dies, fueling romance, intrigue, and crime as forgotten funds tempt heirs and stealers alike. Seek out banks holding any relative’s accounts to learn potential windfalls.
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Eack
Kingdom Come
Deputies Named for Nevada Revenue Service Field Work
Louis A. Spellier Nevada district collector announces three field service appointments to replace resigning agents C. O. Bonner Frank Reber and Harry Krueger. William Royle of Hastily Frank R. Evans of Winnemucca and John T. Walters of Goldfield take office June 1.
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Louis A. Spellier
Internal Revenue
District of Nevada
Wilam Royle
Hastily
Frank R. Evans
Winnemucca
John T. Walters
Goldfield
C. O. Bonner
Frank Reber
Harry Krueger
Fecure
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Eureka
Eureka Mines
Thos. S. Robinson & Co
Bush St
SAN Francisco Stock Exchange
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
United States
Federal Reserve Bank District No
Angelo Berolo
Dalerin
MAIN
Eureka, Nevada
Br, C. Kelley
J.B. Rebaleati
Kelley & Rebaleati Garage and Repair Shop
Goodyear
Michelin Tires
Main Street
Prank McBride
Eureka Garage & Supply Co Public
Dodge
Bussell
Tony Romano
Eureka National Bank
Schneider Drug Store
MRS. H. M. Schneider & CO
Dickerson
State News
Marse
New
Revenue Service
Reynolds & Eather
Court House
Nevaia
W. H. Brennen
Plummer Block
Ort Og
W. M. Clute
Geological
Sentinel Building
Clarence Johnson
P. O. Box
Prince Albert
First National Bank
Winnemaco
Sheeran
W. H. Doyle
W.H. Moffat
William
Taylor G
BR Stall
Federal Reserve Banking System
Imue
England
Dominion
Canada
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Japan
Germany
Federal Reserve System
United States Federal Reserve Bank
J. A. Sewell
A. B. Kimball
B. B. Boner
W. L. Merithew
Washoe County Bank
OLD Pioneer Banking House
F. EB. Humphrey
FP. M. Rowland
J. BR. Vannagell
Stadtmuller
H. Taylor
C. W. Mapes
Rudolph Herz
Twe
Edward Herrera
Antonio Herrera
Europa Hotel
Herrera Brothers
Main and
Clark Streets
Wareks, Nevada
F.C. Richmond Machinery CO
Salt Lake City, Utah
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co
Nevada Railway
Bureks
Cas
J. E. Sexton
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