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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1903
Page
2
A 1908 Eureka newspaper column argues that if private schools grow at the expense of public schools, democracy and citizenship lose their foundation. It urges making public schools attractive to all and preserving their democratic character, while noting editorial comments from several papers on education, politics, and society.
In Eureka County the weather note hints at a safe day for ice sales while confirming no delinquents on the second tax installment. The playful request asks if customers want ice today, framing a light local scene.
An appeal from distant Rassis echoes across the Midwest as floods and fires devastate Kaneas, Jews, Georgia and other storm-ravaged states. Thousands are homeless amid famine risks and disease. Special trains bring relief. soldiers guard victims as waters recede in the latest reports.
Mrs J B Sersfield visits San Francisco for a short trip. G Engetrom of Beowawe spent a few days in town on business. L Ferguson with his mother returned home to Oregon last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs T R Whalen travelled through Saturday to visit relatives in California. Mrs S Sasserno and daughter came from Summit on Wednesday and left the same evening for Tonopah. Mina Nettie McKenzie, visiting Pine Valley after school, returned to Winnemucca last Tuesday.
Richard McCaffery, new Grand Deposit manager in White Pine Nevada, orders boiler bolster and compressor to power drills. The group has tied up a half-interest for at least 60,000 to 60,000?, with $10,000 already spent. Over 50,000 tons of ore await furnaces post spring, produced as ore yields over 100 ounces of silver per ton with some gold. The Tybo Mining and Reduction Co. advances. Raffice sails to Ely for machinery and supplies. Sixteen? additional shipments from Nye county soon listed via Eureka.
Roll of Honor for the month ending May 22 lists Gindita Borgna Angelo Borgas Victor Borgna Albina Gib elenni Gertrude Antoniazsi Johnnie Gibel enni Eddie Berryman Tony Frank Nevadi Antoniazzi Mary Cavilia Jussie T Dramosp Teacher.
Joseph Cook of Lincoln county died recently at about seventy years of age. In early days he freighted between Kik o and White Pioe. He was active in Germany. The notice records his death and age.
A terse insurance notice promotes obtaining life coverage through New York Life Insurance Co with agent L Byrrn urging readers to secure a policy to safeguard their families.
The Colorado Scientific Society debates lead ore testing, condemning fire assay as inaccurate and praising volumetric methods. It cites tests showing large gaps between fire and volumetric results, noting smelters pay low prices that barely cover refining and transport costs.
Nevadan brief notes the Mackay fortune funded Comstock era landmarks and now repays Nevada with a $100 gift to the Virginia City Carnival. The column recalls Mackay influence from Comstock mines to global towers and cables, suggesting a corrected view of their gratitude. A death notice from Eureka lists Betistina Delfine, mother of Mia Antone Ferro, at age 79 in Italy.
The Republican State Convention was called to order by Senator Hanne in Columbus, Ohio, on Thursday and endorsed Theodore Roosevelt for President in 1904. The remark about equality appears as a distant motto about cradle and grave.
Guardian Jons Crowrer of Eureka Nevada announces sale of Mrs Morris personal property. Interested parties may inspect or learn more from Matt Hoey or Alex McBride who handle the matter. May 22 1903.
Information is requested for John J Gray formerly of Springfield Illinois and later of Eureka Nevada. Communicate with H Davivax Executor Swelfth and G Streets N W Washington DC. Herald ads promote The Salt Lake Daily Herald and related publications with subscription rates.
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