Our Own Henry by The Spectator
The Pathfinders must be sturdy, Henry Ford admired as a pioneering figure in industry. He defies critics, supports workers with a high minimum wage, and plans to run his auto works independently of outside parts. The piece praises his boldness while noting controversy over his views and ambitions.
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Civilization
Henry Ford
Mr. Ford
Martha
Kaiser
Ford
Senate
Babe Ruth
Marshall Fisid
Wall Street
Lissie
Harding
Deda
Henry
Young Moore Taken to Frisco
W A Moore of Sound and untroubled sleep is transported to Frisco in an unclear report. The fragment indicates a move or transfer involving a person named Moore and a place associated with Sound. Further readable detail is unavailable.
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Moore
Frisco
Hundreds Apply Daily to Military Training Camps
The report notes 900 applicants daily for eight West Coast training camps with more than 200 daily, promising camps filled by men of high standing from diverse communities. Eastern states send many applicants, while War Department rules place candidates in corps areas where they reside. In a separate item from Brand Missouri, Amanda Martin, 68, gave birth to her thirteenth child, presenting her 70 year old husband with a baby.
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Pacific Coast
Corpa
Brand
Amanda Martin
Ertle Named Referee for Carpentier Dempsey Fight
Jersey City June 22 Harry Ertle city marshal of Jersey City was named today as referee in the Carpentier Dempsey fight to take place July 2d.
Stranger near Palisade dies by own action
An alleged hobo named Eugene Weeks attempted suicide near Palisade on Wednesday. Found beside the railroad with a rope about his neck and one leg severed, Weeks reportedly warned the man of epilepsy and planned death by his own action.
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Eugene Weeks
Palisade
Weeks
Notes of Former Residents Move to Idaho and California
Mrs. Gertrude Hagar a Park City Utah elementary school faculty member spends summer with her sister Mrs. Ethel Agnew at West Lake Idaho. John Bertino son of Mrs. Joseph Tamietti a former Pros-Eureka County resident recently certified at California public school graduation. He will attend Grass Valley high school next term.
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Gertrude Hagar
Park City
Utah
Ethel Agnew
West Lake
Idaho
Jotn Bertino
Joseph Tamietti
Pros- Eureka County
Graduation Valley
California
Tamiett
Lving
Grass Valley High School
Hortridge Mining Bill Passes Senate
Senate approval granted for a relief bill aiding miners of manganese and chrome facing losses from war emergency overproduction. Introduced by Senator Shortridge of California, the measure moves to the House for consideration.
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Hortridge Mining
Senate
Washington
Shortridge
California
House
Attack at Tonopah: two beaten by alleged strikers
Dispatch to Governor Boyle reports an attack at Tonopah with shots fired from a nearby bluff. Two nonunion men were badly beaten by alleged strikers the same night. A citizens' committee investigates, with Boyle expecting its report before further action. Tonopah police report no state aid needed and say conditions are quiet.
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Rano
Mer
Tonopah
Boyle
Carson City
Politeness Policy and Bootlegger Mention in Town Chat
A Detroit Free Press snippet jokes about a polite exchange with an unnamed bootlegger figure. The exchange hints at needing a favor while avoiding direct introductions. Separate clipping notes Sugar prices, with cane refiners' prices at 6 cents, and a teaser for a Sentinel subscription.
Joe Farnsworth Tells Of English Troubles
Carson visit reveals a voter’s abroad view of England’s woes. Farnsworth cites coal scarcity, high prices, and poor living conditions, contrasts with American prosperity, and urges readers to “See America First” while noting Russia’s money woes. Deputy superintendent resignation reconsidered. no vacancies.
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Carson
Joe Farnsworth
England
Nevada
Joe
America
Russia
Eureka Cash Store Brings In Painting Supplies
In preparation for the season, the Eureka Cash Store announces a large shipment of White and Red Lead Boiled Oil Paint Colorings Roof Paints Lamp Black and Brushes available for customers.
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Eureka Cash Store
Clean Up and Hauling Out Day Declared in Eureka
Eureka Nevada sets June 17 1921 as Clean Up and Hauling Out Day per the County Board of Health. Residents must remove rubbish from streets and properties to Hog Pen Canyon public dumping ground by the date to prevent health hazards.
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Eureka
County Board of Health
Board of County Commissioners
Hog Pen Canyon
Nevada
Water Notice of Application to Appropriate Public Waters
State of Nevada notices Frank Murphy of Beowawe Eureka seeks permission to appropriate public waters from Willow Creek for a dam project. The plan, filed May 25 1921 with the State Engineer J G Scrugham, aims to convey 1.5 cubic feet per second to lands in sections 27 28, T 27 N R 49 E. Water not returned to stream. Date of publication June 25 1921. final publication July 3 1921.
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Frank Murphy
Beowawe
Eureka
State of
Nevada
Willow Creek
J. G. Scrugham
Eiko Added to United States Agricultural Market Radio List
Eiko joins daily radio market reports for livestock and agricultural prices, distributed to farm bureaus and local press. Reports prepared in Omaha, St. Louis, and Washington include closing quotations and release dates, aiding centers not served by a local dairy paper.
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Eiko
Lst
United
States
Radio Market Service
Omaha
St. Louis
Washington
Elko
Army enlistment goals and reshaping in House debate
A report notes estimates around 20 000 and 50 000 figures tied to enlistment changes. The House considers spending and policy options to align manpower with wartime needs, outlining the need to release soldiers and reorganize forces. Observers expect measures to shape the army's composition and duration of service.
Delinquent Tax Sale Notice in Eureka County Nevada 1931
Notice to all concerned that the 1920 taxes on listed parcels in Eureka County Nevada are delinquent. It details owners, descriptions, assessed values, taxes, penalties and costs, and announces sale at the Eureka County Courthouse on July 18 1931 with 15 percent redemption option and 3 percent monthly interest. Public notice signed by Treasurer McAHARLEA Auditor Weather. First published June 18 1941 last July 16 108).
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Bereka
Nevada
KR. KB
deBartodano
Geo. J. Fox
Insulide Storage Co
Public Uulity
Company
Eureka County
R. H. Peale
N& NE
Josiah Parry
Adelphi
Amos Plummer
Court House
Eureka
McAharlea
oMfcta
Edgar Eather
Wureka
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Rescue Hose Company
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Carlin
George Whiteley
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T. W. Cman
Stewart Indian School
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Snyder
Howard W. Westervelt
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Congressman Arentz
Weat Point
Harold Kelly
Manhattan
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Umit
Westervelt
Reno
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Brooner
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R. A. McKay
James Rattazzi
A. %. Fraser
W. J. Hooper
L. A. Harris
James Rattaral
Tom Kelley
V. R. Merialdo
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