Rattlesnake and Keystone Nevada Mines Described
Nevada mining district report on the Rattlesnake group near Tybo led by John W. Brock and Clyde Heller with Worth Wiswall as postmaster at Keystone. Ophir chimney ore rich in native silver. Keystone group shows veins in lime and porphyry with up to 25 dollars in gold per ton. Louisiana Consolidated Mining advances at Tybo. Holistic notes on Tybo camp potential and a Walter P. Eliot inspired call for national physical training. Accused cattle thieves arrested near Ruth. Southern Pacific expansion plans for Battle Mountain.
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James F. O'Brien
Nevada
Louisiana Consolidated Mining Company
Tybo
Rattlesnake
Rattlesnake Group
John W. Brock
Tonopah Mining Company
Clyde Heller
Belmont
Jim Butler
Tonopah
White Investment Company
Frank Keith
A. A. Blow
Ophir
Worth L. Wiswall
Keystone
L. Wiswall
Worth
Col. Wiswell
Keystone Group
White Pine News
Dandelion Salad Rise: From Weed to Pantry Staple
Dandelion becomes a ready supply of greens and wine ingredients as it thrives worldwide. Readers learn its name from dent-de-lion and how leaves can be eaten raw or cooked with varied dressings. The plant bleaches well, making a high grade salad, while blossoms yield wine and roots offer coffee substitute.
Right Time to Speak: Why Timing Matters in Candid Speech
The saying contrasts skill in choosing words with timing. It suggests that timely delivery can amplify impact, while speaking too early or late may weaken a message. The idea emphasizes judgment, context, and awareness in communication.
Ten Million Subject to July Draft Across Nation
Washington reports ten million men aged 21 to 30 will be subject to selective conscription on July 1 under the war army bill. Census Director Rogers announced this group accounts for ten percent of the total population. Western states show available men: Colorado 109,500. Idaho 51,800. Nevada 16,500. Utah 46,200. Wyoming 35,400. Arizona 34,700.
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Washington
United States
Rogers
Census Bureau
Colorado
Idaho
Nevada
Utah
Wyoming
Arizona
Railroad N C O Nabbed on Ten Counts for Rebates
A federal grand jury at Carson returned a true bill last week against the N C O railroad on ten counts. The indictments charge accepting rebates on regular tariff freight rates in violation of Interstate Commerce Commission rules.
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Carson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Painted barber pole in Germany's colors sparks local flare
George Burkhardt once an army officer and now a Gardnerville Nevada barber repainted his pole in black white and red German colors. United States Marshal Gray investigated but Burkhardt a naturalized citizen refused entry. Gardnerville citizens raised an American flag atop the pole and then blue was painted on the pole. Burkhardt says he will leave it blue. Mining location blanks for sale at the Sewrinat office.
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George Burkhardt
Gardnerville
Nevada
United States
Marshal Gray
Carson
Burkhardt
Gray
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Interior
Lane
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Education
David McLean
van Newman
George McQueen
Harry Pappas
McLean
Ruth
Adams-McGill Company
Ely
Battle Mountain
Southern Pacific
Eureka
Eureka Temple
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Jevnit Romano
M. E. U. Guace Axpenson
Notary Public
Eureka County
Sentinel Building
E. A. Skillman
Morgan
Edgar Eather
Morgan & Eather
Courthouse
W. R. Reynolds
Hjll
Brown Hotel
GM. Roberts
AWD Steel
Edwards and Clark Streets
Eoreka
Mabel K. Young
Mise Alms Woods
Germany
U. S
Sewrinat
Henderson Banking Company
Elko, Nevada
Joan Henpersox
L. O. Henpgesox
Harpen Henperaos
Lamsert Henpenson
Aset
Carhier
Soheeline Banking & Tru Co
NEVAD
General Banking
Trust Company
Business Exchange
Savings Department
COMPA
United States Federal Reserve Bank
U. S. Postal Savings Depository
THE
First National Bank
Hike
J. A. Luwent
A. EB. Knnsatt
F. Williams
E. B. Exxon
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