Eureka Sentinel notices and local updates 1918
Local Eureka items report return of Richard Martin and C B Morse from Tonopah and arrival of W R McFadden of the Industrial Commission. Mrs O R Heidrich returns to Grass Valley with infant. Wilson proclamation urges clocks forward one hour at 2am Sunday. J C Johnson kills rabid dog in south Eureka. Handley Bros sheep shearing plant machinery arrives at Cottonwood, lumber delayed. Farewell party for Edward Delaney. thanks to contributors and pianist. Citizens fund daily New York war bulletin. Call to remove worn bunting ahead of Liberty Loan Day. new flags to be sold for patriotic display.
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J. C. Johnson
W. A. Barnes
Eureka
Sentinel
Eureka County Registrants Notified for Induction
The Local Exemption Board reports reclassification of Eureka County registrants by the District Board at Reno. Edgar Ether, James Rattazzi, Vincent Piccinini placed in Class Four. Ed Delaney was ordered to appear March 29 for induction and left by morning train to Camp Lewis Washington to join Eureka County men in training.
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Reno
Eureka County
Edgar Eather
James Rattazzi
Vincent Piccinini
Ed Delaney
Camp Lewis
Washington
Garden seeds from Senator Henderson mailed for distribution
The SENTINEL reports a shipment of garden and flower seeds from Senator Charles B. Henderson for local distribution. The list includes peas lettuce muskmelon radish turnip corn cucumber and tomato and seeds are limited to those with parental orders for children while supplies last.
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The
Sentinel
Charles B. Henderson
Card of Thanks for Charles Minoletti
We thank all who assisted in laying our beloved brother to rest in Eureka Charles Minoletti Juigus Mpnoterti.
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Eureka
Charles Minoletti, Juigus Mpnoterti
Eureka to observe Saturday April 6 as a holiday
Eureka County plans a Red Letter Day on April 6 opening day of the Third Liberty Loan and the war anniversary. A parade, a free dance at the Eureka Theatre and speeches are planned with State Council speakers invited. Citizens urged to buy Liberty Bonds and more bonds after initial purchases to secure county recognition.
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Eureka County
Eureka County Council of Defense
Eureka Theatre
State Council of Defense
Libery
Treasury Department
Nevada
Eureka
Liberty Loan
Burial of Ernest J Minoletti in Eureka
Remains of Ernest John Minoletti who died in Pittsburg on March 18 en route to a military camp in the East arrived by train to Eureka. Half brothers Charles and Julius Minoletti led the funeral at Odd Fellows Hall conducted by Eureka Lodge 22 I O O F with a Rebekah and Pythian Sisters choir. Interment was in the I O O F cemetery and the event drew a large local showing. Pete Carletti of Alpha returned home after a visit in Eureka.
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Ernest John Mino Jetti
Pittsburg
Penn
Eureka
Charles
Julius Minoletti
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Eureka Lodge No. 22
Noble
J. B
Ely
27Th Engineers’ Corps
Minoletti
United States
Convicted of Selling Liquor to Minors Near Eureka School
A. Berrolo was found guilty of selling intoxicating liquor to minors Melvin Clark and Bryan Porch after they purchased beer from his store. The court imposed a $100 fine plus $21.75 costs. trial for Clark’s case postponed to April 2. Authorities urge parental and citizen cooperation to curb underage drinking at dances and events.
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Charles Priest
Eureka
Justice of the Peace
J. J. Lucey
A. Berrola
Melvin Clark
Bryan Porch
A. Berrolo
Berrolo
Justice Court
Porch
District School Notes War Savings Drive expands with student clubs
War Savings Societies are active in all three rooms with members recruiting associates. Roles of soldier and captain are earned by reaching 10 and 25 associates respectively, with badges awarded for each rank. The Junior Red Cross collected 174 books for a War Service Library sent to Reno. Claude Evans joined the U S Boy's Working Reserve for vacation food production. Leland Laird's name was omitted from last week's Honor Roll by mistake.
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War Savings
Red Cross
War Service Library
Reno
Claude Evans
U. S
Leland Laird
Death of Eureka Native May Flo McEwen-Waugh
Mrs May Flo McEwen-Waugh died in Salt Lake City after two years illness and cancer. Her body arrived in Eureka with brother Harry McEwen for burial. A native of Eureka Nevada she leaves three children two sons aged 8 and 10 and a daughter 12, two sisters Ida Addison and E G James, and two brothers Max and Harry. Funeral held at Eureka Presbyterian Church. George Laird returned from Los Angeles.
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Salt Lake City
Eureka
May Flo Mc-Ewen-Waugh
Harry McEwen
B. F. McEwen
Ida Addison
McGill
Nevada
E. G. James
San Francisco
Max McEwen
Increased Train Service To Commence Next Monday
The Sentinel reports new Eureka Nevada Railway schedules starting Monday April 1. Palisade to Eureka trips run 7:00 am to 11:59 pm with return at 12:30 am and Palisade arrival 6:00 pm in the same day. On Wednesdays and Fridays departures from Palisade are 8:30 am arriving Eureka 4:00 pm. Thursdays and Saturdays depart Eureka 7:30 am arriving Palisade 3:15 pm.
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Sentinel
Eureka-Nevada
Palisade
Eureka
Election of School Trustees in Eureka
Election of two Eureka elementary school trustees set for Saturday April 6 at the school building 1 to 5 pm. One two year term and one four year term. Filed candidates: Frank C. Lewis seeks the long term and J B Biale seeks the short term.
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Eureka
Frank C. Lewis
J. B. Biale
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Que Bubeka Sentinel
Richard Martin
C. BE. Morse
Tonopah
W. R. McFadden
Industrial Commission
O. R. Heidrich
Third
Grass Valley
California
Wilson
Senator Henderson
J. Minoletti
Pete Carletti
Alpha
George Laird
Los Angeles
Eureka Garage Supply Co
Eureka Cash Store
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