Standput Fighter of Grant's Life and Legacy
A condensed tribute to Ulysses S. Grant as a standput fighter who never compromised his line, led to victory at Spotsylvania, earned Lincoln’s trust, and forgave only after thoroughly disarming the beaten foe. It reflects on his mercy in victory and caution in reconciliation, urging steadfast courage.
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Grant
Washington
Spottsylvania Court House
Abraham Lincoln
Lee
Salt Lake Herald
Secrets Behind the Newsroom Truths About Printing and Print
An exchange on editing and publishing notes how editors conceal much from the public, shield sensitive details, and decide what not to print. It argues newspapers rarely sensationalize and endure bluffing rather than ruin reputations unless society requires action, urging readers to reflect and accept mild admonition.
National Once Used As Branding Ground
A Hum bold Star correspondent from Rebel Creek dated April 2 describes National’s transformation from a sheep bed ground into a bustling mining town. He notes rich profits from a major mine exceeding 1,000,000 in ore and hints of more mines to come, crediting prospectors Workman and Davie for opening the area and improving regional prosperity.
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Humbold Star
Rebel Creek
Cmd
Jack Rabbit
Workman
Davie
Isbor
Odes to Spring by Walt Mason Past Philosopher
A playful verse celebrates spring’s arrival and its revival of youth and cheer. The speaker notes April through June bring calm days, reduced toil, and renewed spirits, with light humor about widows, elation, and general merriment as winter ends.
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Walt Mason
Motion Pictures For The Public Schools
The Sacramento Bee notes State Superintendent Hyatt promotes motion pictures for California schools following Eastern educators. Excerpts say films already used in public and Sunday schools, with high educational value. Many suitable films exist and renting suffices, aiding attendance without heavy county costs.
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The
Sacramento Bee
Hyatt
California
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Main and
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Lani & Repetto
People’s Meat Market
Ruby Hill
William Zadow
Main Street
Eureka
Nevada
Eureka Lodce Direct
Eureka Temple
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Mispa Nosmosa
M. B. U. Grave Travers
Lobster Club Orchestra
Sisto Mardochi
Bureka Lodge
Clark and
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W. M. Many J. Lara
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T. H. Hicks
W. M. Rowker A. Laran
M. Manoney
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Silver Conner
Fanuers Mrviya Company
Euteks
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Semor
Burska County
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St. John's
C. H. Gormay
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Diamond Rebekah Lodge
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Jexxie Wicarte
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Horeka Cash Stor
J. B. Biale
Giant Powder Co. Consolidated
James A. Rattazzi
North Main Street
Eureka, Nevada
San Francisco
Saloon and Pioneer Bottling Works
Temon and Crean
U. S
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F. J. Brossemer
E. Kuehn
Estray
Diamond Valley
John Sirs
Estray Nation
Mineral Hill
Plummer
Almoral Hill
Jotn Tognetti
Sarked
Orr
James Bogantini
Pinto Creek
White Pine County
Sadler Ranch
Edgar Sadler
Sadler
John McKernan
Ruby Hill Avenue
Netion
Onal Caros
W. M. Forster
SERS
Henry KE. Mitchell
W. F. Burnett
Prosta
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Otto T. Williams
Dotta
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Sciemtti
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Nerade
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