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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1912
Page
8
A humorous tale shows a newlywed couple and his iron-jawed mother-in-law living under one roof. After shared trials and comic misadventures, both contemplate murder in imagination but confess deep affection. A grim note closes with a staged farewell and a quip about too much happiness.
A fragmentary poem pairing a farewell verse about a rivulet and a veteran sword. It questions a fallen soldier’s identity, laments memory’s secrecy, and honors heroes from both North and South, imagining roses on a wall blade memorial. The verse invokes James Joyce style ancestry and Civil War imagery.
Poem fragment recalls a traveler torn between four directions and home. The speaker weighs east, west, south, and north, fearing change yet longing for the comfort of home, while a guiding faery figure urges return. The piece reflects nostalgia and restlessness.
The Hicks Almanac warns of dreath dangers and storms, praising Professor Hicks as a steadfast public servant who sacrificed for public safety. It asks readers to send one dollar to Word and Works Publishing Co. in St Louis to receive both the magazine and almanac for one year. The almanac is a 150 page volume offered for 35 cents by mail.
The Interstate Commission prosecutions target express firms after uncovering a vast fraud scheme. Overcharges on tariffs ran daily, totaling about 81.96 million dollars, with 3,000 overcharges in a single day. The report accuses the firms of operating like unregulated railroads while robbing the public.
The Pacific Monthly of Portland invites readers to sample its series on Western industries including Success with Cherries and Success in Growing Apples. It notes forthcoming pieces on Live Stock Walnote and Fodder Crops, describes its articles as expert and engaging, and offers a six month trial at 50 cents if mentioned, with annual pricing of 1.60.
A middle aged man and wife seek positions as clean, sober, experienced help. References from reputable people available. Located at 225 South Blake Street, Olathe Kansas.
Elizabeth Morrison of Antelope Valley Eureka Nevada applied October 9 1911 to the State Engineer for permission to appropriate public waters of Nevada. Water to be taken from Cedar Creek via dam and ditches at specified sections and ranges for irrigation and domestic use. Water not to be returned. Signed W M Kelarne? Date of first publication and last publication shown February 1 1912.
A summons issued in the Third Judicial District of Nevada Eureka County against Mae M Dea Geass Pali Deo Marino Henry K Mitchell Joba K White Helen K Rodgers Stewart A Cornelius Wannon Jane Dow Watson and Ell, following a complaint filed October 10 in the Clerk's office of the District Court.
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