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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1920
Page
4
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Eureka town and county have had no bank for over a decade yet the Sen tool newspaper, a top Nevada weekly, carries ads for five neighboring banks bidding for Eureka business. The piece argues that advertising pays for any business and will help Eureka soon have a strong local bank.
The Supreme Court again avoids ruling on the constitutionality of the prohibition amendment. It says referendums cannot be held in states with referendum provisions. The Ohio case is dismissed. Next week the court adjourns for summer recess as parties await a definite decision while the Republican and Democratic conventions approach. Salt Lake Tribune notes the stakes for wets and Arye depending on the court.
The editor asserts the Windependent remains active in editorial and news work and will continue until ready to quit. He dismisses reports of cessation and promises to publish details later, hinting at forthcoming disclosures as the family wash is aired.
The United States Rubber Company will fund a new ideal section along the Lincoln Highway. Specifications are undecided and a questionnaire seeks highway engineer input. Location has not been chosen, but Ohio Indiana Illinois and Iowa are contenders based on current conditions.
Mrs Ellen Tyler sister of W J Hooper of Eureka visits relatives at Carlin. Winnemucca Silver State reports Mrs J J Siri of San Francisco and Mrs Leonard Rosevear with two children of Reno arrived Thursday to visit Mrs Elizabeth Roseyear and family. Carson Appeal notes Clarence Sadler arrived Wednesday for a few days with his mother and sister and now works with the Federal Trade Commission. Mrs RA Beckner of Ogden Utah granddaughter of Tom Jewell formerly of Palisade visits Carlin mother Mrs Charles Cameron. Mr Jewell, blind for a year, also resides in Ogden.
A Washington house paid for by public subscription and given to Admiral Dewey in 1899 was torn down for a new business building at Rhode Island and Connecticut avenues. Dewey’s popularity faded after his wife received the deed, then partially recovered years later due to his enduring qualities. In Reno, James McKay, Tonopah leader, was badly wounded when an automatic pistol in his car discharged accidentally near Austin. He arrived at Mount Rose hospital with both legs paralyzed despite initial emergency care.
Charles Minoletti a Hamilton district pioneer visited Ely this week and reports growing mining activity in the camp with mountains shedding snow. Much ore soon to be shipped from the camp to Ely and Eureka as properties resume shipping operations.
The Sentinel announces that Roger Bruffey and Webb Buckskin will perform a basket dance at Blackburn Hall on Saturday evening June 12. An open invitation to the public is extended to attend this local entertainment event.
Eureka notes show Hugh Leonard and others arriving for mining business and visits. Departures include Eugene Davis and Major Catlin for Salt Lake City. Notables like Rev Swander and Judge Fitzgerald travel to Reno. Local firms plan sidewalk upgrades and mine work on Prospect Mountain. A large Memorial Day gathering and sports event conclude a busy week.
Remarkably these two lenses are not the primary focal point. The article highlights alternative aspects and suggests broader implications beyond what dominates the narrative.
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