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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1922
Page
4
The census bureau 1910 to 1920 shows women in New York shifting from low paid, unskilled jobs to higher paid, skilled roles. In ten years women enter professions as lawyers, teachers, nurses, clerks, and executives while clerical and service positions grow or shrink accordingly.
The Eureka Athletic Association beat Fureks County High 13 to 10 in a slow first half. Judson Hooper led the scoring for the association, while Nolan Reynolds added three points from fouls. Herbert Evans restricted Hooper, keeping the margin close as the second half quickened. Miss Seydel spoke on Porto Rico life to 6th graders with inland pictures. Report by Mary Boston.
A Governor issued a proclamation to protect Nevada's livestock stressing quarantine inspection for all imported animals. The order targets cattle, horses, mules, asses, sheep, goats, and other livestock to prevent diseases from other states threatening the state’s livestock industry.
Nevada residents denounce Utah efforts to dictate the state's primary highway route. They accuse Salt Lake boosters and allied California figures of pressuring Nevada’s highway officials. The piece urges Reno and Carson City to push back, arguing for a Nevada centered plan that protects tourism and state interests.
About one half of the workers at the Simon Silver Lead mine in Mina Nevada quit on March 1 after wage cuts. New rates are 4.50 for miners 4.00 for truckers and trammers with a 5 monthly board cut. The mill runs part time pending new hires. Company ferried quitted workers to Mina. Elko power project to add 250 HP diesel plants to serve a town of 5000.
Health certificates and inquiries about the regulations are addressed to the States Hitets Board of Sheep Commissioners in Reno Nevada. All information regarding quarantine restrictions is available from the State quarantine at Beer Edward Records Reso Nevada.
A critical portrait of New Yorkers as trusting marks for frauds and fake appeals. It argues the city harbors rampant bid for charity scams, bucket shops, and con artists, aided by wartime profiteers, while residents display gullible generosity and lax protection from Albany.
Trustees of the Las Vegas grammar school district called a special election for March 4 to decide if the district will provide buildings for its schools. The 14 room building once deemed ample is now inadequate due to rising enrollment.
State Engineer Scrugham of Nevada reports approval of his plan to reclaim the Colorado river basin. Wyoming State Engineer notes general agreement after a cursory review. Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce concurs in all particulars and informs commission chairman Herbert Hoover of its stance.
The Salt Lake Tribune notes rising fur demand as women wear furs in warm weather and coats at 50 degrees. It argues fur farming in Canada offers solutions to rising prices, with domestic production expanding to meet global demand.
A Elko County resident reported the recent storm killed hundreds of horses on the Owyhee desert edge of northern Elko County. Extreme cold and a crusted snowbound surface left starving animals unable to reach food, with carcasses dotting the snow. Horses, mainly work stock owned by neighboring ranchers, valued at $100 to $300 each.
The Anaconda Copper Mining Company at its Butte Montana mines reports only one experienced miner found from every 50 applicants and negligible production due to a shortage of machine men. Other mines send similar notices as manpower declines hinder resumption plans with no large hard rock work available.
A humorous tableaux unfolds at a dinner where Gen Horkay Maxwell narratives mix with quips about war and peace. A Arkansas man recalls a punchline about tin dinner plates while jokes touch on disarmament schemes, a preacher, and Mark Twain’s playful misdirection involving a dictionary.
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