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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1908
Page
4
Practical notes cover stain removal with alcohol and water, ironing embroideries on the wrong side, and perfunctory guidance on coffee spills. A section suggests an interchangeable barrel lid using a wire loop and hinge like fastener to keep lids secure and accessible.
A new parish building progresses as part of an elaborate effort to honor Brooklyn's renowned preacher. The project includes establishing a museum for relics and advancing the undertakings of the preacher's commemorative program.
A long cherished Beecher memorial in Brooklyn gains form after a winter gathering at the old Brooklyn Academy of Music. Plans include a parish building with museum and crypt for Beecher and his wife, a Beecher monument park, and preservation of historic pulpit items. General Horace King chairs fundraising and memorabilia efforts as windows and artifacts are prepared for display.
A simple home method suggests whitening ivory by using half a lemon dipped in salt. Rub the discolored area, then wash promptly in warm water to restore brightness.
A bundle of soiled laundry was lost between Eureka and Raby Hill on Saturday night September 21. A liberal reward will be paid for its return to the Sentinel office.
The Sporting World surveys Durnet once top west turfman now facing elimination rumors after a career spanning Europe and America. Durrell schematics include ties with Emile Herz and John W Gates, with public spotlight fading amid controversy and stepping away from major circuits. Frank Coleman challenges wrestlers in St Louis circuit with posted bids and recent mat history. Auto racing at Ormond Florida slated for March with 250 mile feature and two 150 mile races to restrict oversized cars.
Al Muller the famed thoroughbred gelding from New Orleans is described as quitting 1007 unbeaten. Owned by Frank Clark of Jacksonville and bought privately by Milton Young for Clarkson as a yearling for $300. Training notes record a 23 2-5 second first workout after twenty eight days. Other notes cover boxing title deciders in London, Lotta racing to Europe, Hofman staying with the Cubs, and a Mohammedan account of the first Koran copy brought down from heaven by Gabriel during Ramadan.
Philadelphia Presa queries who wrote the line The night hath a thousand eyes and suspects a poet as the ocusist. The exchange reflects curiosity about the poem’s origin and authorship.
A fragmentary text describes a religious sect forbidding drinking from strangers’ cups while offering water to travelers, then shifts to a dreamlike scene of a magic boat and a world of contrary rules. The piece mingles allegory with playful rhymes about Canaries, Kyla Green, and a dream warning.
Notice is given that P H L Hjul was appointed administrator of the estate of John A Baling in Eureka County Nevada by the Third Judicial District Court on February 13 1908. Letters of administration issued and a summary administration ordered. Creditors must file their claims with vouchers within forty days after first publication. Dated Eureka Nevada February 17 1908.
On January 10 1908 the Third Judicial District Court of Nevada Eureka County appointed H McTennes administrator of the estate of John Wilco deceased. Letters of administration have been issued and all creditors must file claims with vouchers within forty days of first publication. AL K Mitchell attorney for administrator. First publication January 20 1908.
Public notice to Martin Mahoney and Joseph Schlons and their assigns. The undersigned has spent 200 in labor on the Queen and Ruby mining claims on Prospect Mountain west side Kareke County Nevada to satisfy annual assessment work. Your share is 80 and if not paid within ninety days of service, your interest may be forfeited to the subscribers under section 282. Published February 10 1908 with last publication May 4 1908.
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