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Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1916

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Government and State launch joint Rabies control in Nevada

E R Sans of the biological survey returns from Reno where he represented the Federal government at a State Rabies Commission meeting. The Government and State will jointly manage the rabies situation in seven northern Nevada counties with headquarters at Winnemucca under Mr. Sons. The region is divided into thirteen districts with field foremen and hunters to bolster the 40 to 50 man force, aiming to add about 100 workers across Washoe Humboldt Elko Churchill Lander Eureka White Pine counties.

Winnemucca Silver E. R. Sans Biological Survey Reno Nevada Mr. Sons Washoe Humboldt Elko Churchill Lander Eureka White Pine

Wireless Telegraphy Between Wyoming Ranches Stirs West

Major L. L. Ormsby installs a wireless link between Caspar and Ross Wyoming with two 70 foot poles and copper wires covering about 76 miles. The system uses telegraph key, tuner and condenser and costs about 200 dollars, with an option to reach Denver for 75 dollars more.

L. L. Ormsby West Wyoming Caspar Ross United States Denver

Nevada’s Riches Spark Global Trade and Growth

Goodwin's Weekly notes Nevada's vast mineral wealth from silver and gold to copper and tungsten. The piece argues Nevada shaped world markets for 56 years, supplying metals during wars and depressions, and laments demonetization of silver while praising the state’s enduring resource leadership and potential for future treasures.

Nevada Rand West Australia Cripple Creek Arizona Utah Montana Goodwin's Weekly

Take University Out Of Politics In Nevada Debate

The Bonanza criticizes the University of Nevada for excessive political influence in state affairs. It urges the school to focus on education, denying lobbyist power and political dominance, and calls for political duties to be borne by others with time.

Take University Tonopan Bonanza University of Nevada Nevada Bonanza

Nevada Eyes Full Cash Valuation Transition Plans

State auditor L F Adamson explains Nevada aims to adopt Utah style full cash valuation. Valuations rise from 101 million in 1912 to 173 million in 1916, about 80 percent of full cash value, with 200 million projected for 1917 and 220 million for 1918. Tax split: Education 28 percent, State and county administration 59 percent, roads 5 percent, remainder to interest and miscellaneous.

Nevada Utah L. F. Adamson Adamson

Maids Send Letters To Nevada Bachelors Club

The Elko Independent reports Frank Winter of Jarbidge says the Bachelors' club is overwhelmed with letters and photos from marriage minded maids across the United States and Canada. Weddings arranged by correspondence are noted as brides travel to the camp and some start courting without waiting for a selection. Annulment case involves George H. Taylor of Reno seeking to annul his daughter Doris Elizabeth Taylor's Stanford marriage to Rudolph W. Caspers. proceedings require the bride to be an innocent victim of plot or coercion.

Frank Winter Jarbidge Bachelors’ Club United States Canada Elko Independent George H. Taylor Reno Nevada San Jose California Doris Elizabeth Taylor Stanford Rudolph W. Caspers University of Santa Clara Jean Caspers

United States Total Income Stated at 35 Billion

The report places the national income of the United States at 35 billion dollars for the year. It notes the figure as the total income of the people within the country, reflecting broad economic activity across sectors.

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