Why They Hate Each Other Between England and Germany
Goodwins Weekly argues the England Germany feud is a family quarrel fueling a decades long antagonism. It traces Kaiser and Kruger clashes, naval rivalries, and ambitions to control trade routes from the North Sea to India, foreseeing a looming naval showdown as a grand test of supremacy.
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England
Kaiser
Kruger
Kitchener
Queen Victoria
Germany
North Sea
Adriatic
Mediterranean
Turkey
India
Central Asia
Russia
France
Belgium
Nevada Packing Co Plans 2000 Investment In Pure Bred Hogs
The Nevada Packing Company of Reno offers to invest 2000 or more in pure bred hogs to boost hog farming in the Truckee Carson project and Nevada. Hogs from the University of Nevada stock farm are ready for distribution on easy terms. The company seeks interested farmers and will confer with them. Subscribe for Sentinel at 3 per year.
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Nevada Packing Co
Truckee-Carson
Nevada
Nevada Packing Company At
Reno
University of Nevada Stock Farm
Nevada Packing Company
Proposed New Election Law Aims to Reform Statutes
A Nevada Assembly bill by Garrison and White would standardize election procedures. It shifts ballot delivery to the County Clerk by mail or express, unifies ballot handling, has commissioners appoint officials, and requires separate result copies to the clerk. Printing costs are set at 40 dollars per thousand, and all judicial officers school trustees and University regents would appear on ballots without party labels.
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Garrison
Lincoln
White
Washoe
Committee On Elections
W. A. Fogg
Fashions and the High Cost of Living
A lecture argues fashion drives the price of living by forcing tighter clothing and higher food intake. Miss Jane M. Newcombe of Pennsylvania State College attributes rising costs to fashion, claiming shorter skirts and inadequate warmth push women to eat more, inflating demand and prices.
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Diogenes
Jane M. Newcombe
Pennsylvania State College
Wealthy Woman in Trouble in Owens Valley
The Owens Valley Herald reports Mrs Leoto Wilson a well to do, daring woman accused of horse theft. She pleads absolute innocence and will face trial Tuesday at Independence. A separate item notes mining location blanks for sale at the Smartman office.
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Owens Valley Herald
Leoto Wilson
Cain
Independence
Day on Potatoes and Towns in Nevada News
Dayton rancher sold seven carloads of potatoes for 16000 dollars. Belmont mill trestle damage from wind near Tonopah estimated at 2000 dollars. Fallon council to cut light and power rates from March 1 as city budget declines by 4000 since 1915. Measles and mumps epidemic delays Lovelock Fallon high school game with 28 cases reported. Charles Dyer former Twin Falls sheriff commits suicide in Jarbidge mining camp. Copper Belt ore train resumes regular trips from Mason valley and Bluestone. Government resurvey finds stake mistakes two miles from proper positions near Indian Springs Clark County. James Leete dies at 87 near Fallon. Rag town station renamed Leeteville in his honor. Tonopah Club raid leads to grand jury action. charges later dismissed.
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Lovelock-Fallon
Fallon
Charles Dyer
Twin Falls
Idaho
Jarbidge
Mason Valley
Bluestone
Indian Springs
Clark County
James Leete
Canada
Churchill County
Léeteville
Indian School Teacher Resigns. Winnemucca Posts Open
Miss Verne Haywood, teacher at the new Winnemucca Indian school, has resigned due to ill health and left for Denver. The vacancy is being filled as soon as possible and efforts are underway to recruit a replacement.
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Verne Haywood
Winnemucca
Denver
Idaho Lays Fraud Claims Against Dummy Homestead Seekers
Washington reports Idaho lawmakers have urged Congress to consider a joint resolution on suspected dummy entries under the stock-raising homestead act. Secretary Lane orders vigorous probes into fraud schemes by individuals acting for wealthy interests in cattle and sheep sectors, with penalties including entry cancellation, forfeiture of homestead rights, perjury charges, and up to $2000 fine or five years’ imprisonment.
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Washington
Idaho
Congress
Lane
For Sale Remington Typewriter at Zadow Hotel
Classified ad offers a nearly new Remington Typewriter for cash. Inquiries at Zadow Hotel for details.
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Remington
Zadow Hotel
Trespass Notice at Distinction Mine Grounds
Notice by the undersigned restricts any person or party from trespassing on Distinction Mine ground without owner consent. Date referenced March 2, 1917. Distinction Mine Co. is the asserting party.
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Distinction Mine Co
Nevada water appropriation notice for Matilda Eccles
Notice of application to appropriate public waters of Nevada by Matilda Eccles of Diamond Valley Eureka for five cubic feet per second from Big Shipley Spring. Water to be diverted by ditches for irrigation and domestic use January 1 to April 1 annually. Publication dates March 3 and March 31, 1917.
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State of Nevada
Mra
Matilda Eccles
Diamond Valley
Eureka
Nevada
State of
Big Shipley Spring
Rod K
W.M
Kearney
State of Fieet
Boarding and Lodging House Opens in Eureka
Commencing Monday August 21 1916 I will open and conduct Board ing and Lodging House in the building on South Main street Eureka formerly known as the Tom Bosselli place Meals will be served at all hours F SEGARINI Proprietor Kaureks Nevada August 19 1916
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South Main Street
Eureka
Tom Bosselli
F. Segarini
Kaureks
Nevade
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