Eureka County High School Class of 1922 Graduation
The Eureka Theatre hosted the Eureka County High School Class of 1922 graduation. Bishop Hunting delivered the baccalaureate sermon, with music by a local teachers choir and a solo by Addie Merialdo. Diplomas were presented by the Board of Education as Principal Hunting urged building upgrades and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kev. G. C. Hunting
Episcopal Church of Nevada
Eureka
Austin
Episcopal Church
Addie Merialdo
Hunting
And Home Came Ted stage comedy charms Eureka audience
Eureka County High School presented a three act comedy at the Eureka Theatre to a packed house. Miss Marguerite Henderson coached the play and received praise for her unusual ability. The show featured vocal solos and a dance, with encores and a social dance at Pavilion hall that netted the Sentora a substantial sum.
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Eureka County High School
Ted
Eureka Theatre
Marguerite Henderson
Blanche Seydel
Dolores Reynolds
Pavilion Hall
Pauline Hill
Judson Hooper
Edward and
Willis Skillman
Birth notice for Fernando Segura’s wife in Bureks Nevada
A birth is announced as taking place in Bureks Nevada to the wife of Fernando Segura in June 1922. The fragmentary wording confirms the event but omits further details such as the child’s name or exact date.
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Fernando Segura
Bureks
Nevada
Fourth in Eureka Promises Two Day July 4 Celebration
Eureka plans a two day Fourth of July event with baseball on June 18 in Carlin, a three act farce opening festivities on July 3, horse racing, moving pictures, and the Rescue Hose Company ball. The committee reports strong donations to fund the celebrations and a full program will appear in the Sentinel next week.
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Burska
Eureka
Carlin
Rescue Hose Company
Hureka Theater
the Sentinel
Pavilion Mall
Rescue Hall Association
Pavilion Hall
Sentinel
Eureka Mining News Reports Ore Samples Near Main Tunnel
Superintendent D States of Eureka-Uncle Sam district and Sentinel sample ore from the east side of the main tunnel near the shale about 700 feet from the Hamburg end line. One foot of vein assayed 9 percent gold and 135 ounces silver while hanging wall sample yielded 177 ounces silver and no gold. No lead detected in either. Development shows ore trending south east toward Hamburg. ore similar to Friday shaft ore previously shipped with smelter gold average around 15 ounces per carload. A day and night shift is on and a carload of ore is expected for shipment soon.
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Eureka
Uncle Sam
Sentinel
Hamburg
Hanging Wall
Eureka Secret Canyon Mines Development Report
Clarence Johnson superintendent and manager of Eureka Secret Canyon Mines Inc arrived in Eureka after days at the camp. Surveys were made and ore samples assayed. A 75 foot shaft development is planned from the 200 foot level of the Page shaft to reach high value ore bodies. Samples yielded 117.8 ounces of silver and 123.80 dollars in gold per ton. Old drifts are badly caved and must be cleared to access ore economically.
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Clarence Johnson
Eureka-Secret Canyon
Johnson
G. E. Gamble
California
San Prabélsey
Mary A. Brown
Eureka
Cheney
Washington
Mildred Brown
James Bart
Reno
Annie Porch
Marguerite Henderson
Sentinel
Martin Mahoney
Eureka County
Clarence Moorman
Ilpah
C. H. Hjll
Wesley Blair
Morrison
Sherif Martin Mahoney
County Board of Education
Rt. F. Raine
Little Son
Buster Spracklin
Los Ang
C. Worthington
United Creditors’ Association
Hew Eureka
Joseph Cazter
Currant Creek
Eden Carier
Litte
Cazier
Grace
Vida Kitchen
W. H. J. Brown
Secret Canyon
Wareka-Secret Canyon
Notice to Owners of Livestock in Eureka County
Complaint to the Eureka County Board states livestock damaged public roads by rolling rocks and other acts. Owners driving livestock on public roads must repair the roads at their expense or face a claim for repairs under Sections 3022-2023. R J Reid, Chairman, Eureka County Commissioners, June 5, 1922.
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Board of County Commissioners
Eureka County
R. J. Reid
Eureka
Nevada
Lost pocket book reward in Eureka June 7
A black leather pocket book about four inches square was lost in Eureka on June 7. It contained $56 in currency and a traveler's check for 10, plus receipts and papers. A $25 reward is offered for its return to the owner or to the Sentinel office. James Morrison, age 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Sentinel
Eureka County News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Eureka residents and visitors populate the week with travels and returns. Tony Romano heads home by Monday’s train after a California trip. Josey and daughter Virginia return from Memphis. Mrs. James McDermott leaves for Lamoille Valley. Mrs. Mary A. Brown visits with her granddaughter Mildred Brown.
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Tony Romano
California
Josey
Virginia
Memphis
Tenn
James McDermott
A. Swick
Lamoille Valley
Eko County
Commission Proceedings Report June Meeting Actions Described
The June 5 commissioner meeting reviewed bank balances with the auditor, approved prior minutes and officer examinations, and heard a complaint about stock trespass on Prospect road. The board ordered action against trespassers with repair at owner expense, allocated funds for Eureka's six month salary quota, and appointed J. P. Whitmore and A. M. Huebner as game wardens at $25 monthly each upon bonds.
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Board of County Commissioners
R. J. Reid
B. C. Johnson
F. A. Fulkerson
Clert M. McChartes
W. R. Reynolds
Rureke County
Third Judicial District
Eureka
J. P. Whitmore
A. M. Huebner
Hureka County
Eureka Area Miners Assess Prospect Mountain Claims
Ole Eliott of Ely toured Eureka district mining properties this week while the Eureka-King Mining Co. placed five men on assessment work at Prospect Mountain. BR. C. Strickland arrived from Salt Lake City to inspect Diamond and Excelsior mines, and D. B. Laxton announced a Nevada Public Service Commission permit for Elko to Eureka auto truck freighting. Edward Herrera of the Eureka Hotel announced a free Saturday dance to christen a new hardwood floor as reopening follows renovations. L. A. Hunting and Mrs. Hunting left for Elko to pursue school principal posts, with Chauncey Smith not seeking reappointment. the couple plans to travel to Carson and then Astoria, Oregon.
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Ole Eliott
Ely
Eureka
Eureka-King Mining Company
Prospect Mountain
BR. C. Strickland
Salt Lake City
Diamond and Excelsior Company
D. B. Laxton
Herrera
L. A. Hunting
Eureka County
Public Lands in Eureka County Open for Soldier Settlement
The Elko land office announces that in eleven townships near the Northern and main lines of the Southern and Western Pacific railroads lands will open for soldier settlement on July 3, 1922. Qualified veterans will have a 91 day preferred entry period under H J Resolution 30 and 1922 regulations, with remaining lands later available to the public.
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Southern
Western Pacific
Kurake
Carlin
United States
Germany
Army
Naval Reserve
New Road Around Shoshone Point Prepared
Battle Mountain Scout reports Eureka County and State Highway Commission will replace the tough Shoshone Point section on the Victory highway with an old right of way being improved for automobile travel. Work to upgrade the route began, aiming for tourist readiness by early next week. The area features steep twenty percent grades and sharp curves that caused vehicles to back up on ascent. The new gravel stretch will be easier to maintain.
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Battle Mountain
Shoshone Point
Victory Highway
Commission
Eureka County
State Highway Commission
Pacifi R. A
Fulkerson
Beowana
Eighth Grade Graduates At Eureka District School
Eight students from the Eureka District School eighth grade complete the year and receive diplomas. Miss Della Hichelberger, eighth grade teacher, will present diplomas to Robert Davis Richmond Mann Laverne Ahlers Ted McNaughton Dolores Reynolds Joy Loofbourrow John Hunter John Pratt. The eight graduates and any other county district school graduates may enter the County High School at fall term opening.
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Eureka
Della Eichalberger
Eichelberger
Della Hichelberger
Robert Davis Richmond Mann Laverne Ahlers
Ted McNaughton
Dolores Reynolds
Joy Loofbourrow
John Hunter
John Pratt
Milk for sale in Eureka by Lena Tognoni
Mrs. Lena Tognoni offers milk for sale with home delivery in Eureka. Advert appears in today's Sentinel.
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Lena Tognoni
Eureka
Sentinel
Eureka Residents to Hear Radio Concert Tour
The Sentinel reports Detroit’s Board of Commerce and Lincoln Highway groups will bring America's First Cross-Country Radio Tour to Eureka on Saturday July 1. Two Rickenbacker cars with sensitive receivers guided by Thomas H. Clark will broadcast noon and evening concerts, aiming to tune Detroit stations WWJ and WCX and relay via Mangavox. Detroiters Wallace Blood and C W Heinz promote Detroit as auto capital hosting this advanced radio show aboard cars equipped with loop and emergency aerials built by Tocla Laboratories.
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the Sentinel
Harvey Castpbell
Detroit Board of Commerce
America
Bret
Eureka
Broadcasting Car
Thomas H. Clark
Detroit
San Francisco
Lincoln Highway
Detroit Board of Cammores
Detroit Automobile Club
Lincoln Highway Associaion
WWJ
Detroit News
WCX
Tocla Laboratories
Thomas ®. Clark
Notes of former Eurekans reveal moves and births
J H Fine has moved from Elko to Salt Lake City with his family and bought a home. Elko County High School Class of 1922 lists Miss Eltrida Simonsen, daughter of Ernest Simonsen, as a graduate. Oliver Major, recently taken to Canada by relatives, arrived in his old home in Canada in fragile health but reportedly improving.
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J. H. Fine
Elko
Salt Lake City
Lst
Elko County High School
Misa Eltrieda Simonsen
Ernest Simonsen
Newark Wall
Eureka County
Oliver Major
Canada
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Extelle
Anetta Rogan
Pauliva Horndon Hall
Oliver Francis Pratt
Carl Richard Harris
Ann Laura Porch
Pietrina
Margaret Damole
Annte Marie Depaoll
Jt. ©. Thompson
Mise Extolle Rogantini
Profesor R. C. Thompson
University of Nevada
Thompson
Ail Tx
Admiral Farragut
Admiral Dupont
Dupont
Charleston
S.C
Admiral Far- Tagut
Profesor Thompson
Vallay Forge
Thermopylae
Liege
Verdun
Professor Thompson
Grace Carter
Mabel Moore
Wareka County
Wureka
W. H. Brennen
Eureka County Board of Education
A. Skillman
J. B. Biale
Dr. Brennen
Brennen
Eureka Mining News
NEW Today
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Bureke
Maurice Pleret- Ul
W. H. Russell
Ellie
Pete Carrett
Nick Moderelli
al Thatcher
North End
Commissioner Proceedings
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Nash
Oakland
Hudson
Studebaker
Case
Chalmers
Chandler
Paige
Reo
Maxwell
Dodge
Franklin
Los Angeles
Water Dept
F. O. B. Eureka
Eurenans
Rescue Hoseco
Praser
Mike Donnelley
Albert Binle Hobert
McKay Roberts
Laird
al Fraser
Robert Laird
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