Beefs Prices Expected to Fall Immediately Say Meat Officials
The American Meat Packers Association bureau of public relations says beef prices are set to drop immediately. Cheaper grass-fed cattle and reduced U S beef exports, plus government purchases stopping, will ease wholesale and retail costs in days. Consumer prices may lag as stocks are replenished. Demand could rise as prices fall.
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Chicago
Bureau of Public Relations
American Meat Packers’ Association
United States
Louisiana Consolidated Plans To Resume Work
In a May 14 letter to creditors, Roswell S. Nichols treasurer of the Louisiana Consolidated Mining Company announces plans to resume operations at the Tubo property around June 1. The old silver producer has ore to mine and hopes to resume paying creditors if officers can carry out the plan without interference.
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Western Miner
Louisiana Consolidated Mining Company
Roswell S. Nichols
Tubo
California boy builds night and fog navigation device
Earl C. Hanson of California, only 20, is praised by the Navy Department for a wonderful invention that lets those on an airplane know their position in darkness or dense fog. He is also said to be the first to talk by wireless telephone from a moving railroad train to an airplane miles away.
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Navy Department
California
Earl C
Hanson
Miner Tonoph Man Killed At Tonopah Divide Mine
Tonoph Miner Otto Braun, aged 34, was killed a few days ago while riding on a cage at the Tonopah Divide mine. The deceased has relatives living in Philadelphia.
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Tonoph
Otto Braun
Tonopah Divide
Philadelphia
Victory Buttons Adopted for World War I Veterans
The War Department approves a Victory Button for men who served in the past war. Silver for those wounded in action and bronze for others. It shows a five pointed star with a wreath and the letters V C in the center. Distribution via Army Recruiting Officers. Apply by presenting discharge certificates to the San Francisco Recruiting District at 660 Market Street.
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War Department
Army Recruiting Officer
San Francisco
Market Street
Cal
Resignations and ranch plans mark Nevada news
Register Shober J. Rogers resigns his post at Carson to devote time to his Churchill County ranch near Fallon. Prof. P. E. Consor, a France returnee, wins a University of Paris scholarship and will begin studies this fall. Fallon alfalfa first cutting starts early, promising a strong third crop. Rancher John Hearn indicts three Indians for cattle killings. fines set at $100 each. Nevada Live Stock Association readies a campaign for government open-range control, planning a Salt Lake City meeting in July to rally membership. Subscribe for the SENTINEL-$3 per
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Shober J. Rogers
Register of the
United States Land Office
Carson
Rogers
Land Office
Churchill County
Fallon
P. E. Consor
Churchill County High School
France
University of Paris
John Hearn
McDermitt
Jamite
Nevada
Nevada Live Stock Association
Boyle
Salt Lake City
Reno Gazette
Homes for Homeless Indians at Nevada Reservation
A new townsite for Shoshone and other homeless Indians is laid out on a Nevada executive order reservation near Battle Mountain. Lots measure 50 by 150 feet with a 200 by 600 foot main street, streets, and alleys. each family receives a lot, houses placed within lines, with farming implements and lumber already purchased by the Reno Indian agency on site.
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Nevada
Executive Order
Southern Pacific Railroad
Battle Mountain
Reno
Nevada Law Enforces Duty to Support Wives and Children
Article reports a 1919 Nevada statute making it unlawful for a man to neglect support for his wife or minor children. W D Jones outlines enforcement, including bonds to county commissioners or road labor, with monthly compensation to dependents.
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Nevada
Reno Gagette
W. D. Jones
Justice Court
Wives and Mothers Granted Passports for Europe Visit
State Department permits wives and mothers of U S officers overseas to obtain passports to travel to Europe to see their husbands. Return within six months is barred due to transportation shortages. Also notes Red Cross support for Boy Scout of America associate member drive during Boy Scout week June 8 to 14 with National Headquarters endorsement.
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Europe
State Department
Boy Scout
National Council of the
Boy Scouts of America
Red Cross Chapter
American Red Cross
Mining location blanks for sale at Sunrise office
Sunrise office advertises mining location blanks for sale. The notice outlines the availability of locations for prospectors and indicates where interested buyers may submit inquiries.
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Packers’ Association
Louisiana Consolidated
State News
Sentinel
THE
Eureka Cash Store
Express
J. B. Biase
Eureka
Giant Powder Co
Consolidated
Johnson
Elizabeth Johnson
Europa Hotel
Pollars
Eureka, Nevada
Venezia
Leon Aguirre
First National Bank
Nevada Capital
United States Federal Reserve Bank
J. A. Szaz
A. E. Enmann
F. Wir1haus
E. B. Ewxoz
Henderson Banking Company
Elko, Nevada
Joan Henperson
Haypen Henperson
L. O. Husperson
Lampert Hexpenson
Asat. Cashier
Washoe County Bank
OLD Pioneer Banking House
F. E. Humphrey
F. M. Rowland
J. B.van Nagell
G. H. Taylor
F. Stadtmuller
C. W. Mapes
Brokerage Safe Deposit
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