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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1918
Page
4
The narrator recalls a haunting wartime image of a shattered village in France and a family torn by bombing. It credits the Red Cross with saving the mother and children through medical care, shelter, clothing, seeds, and other aid, preserving life and rebuilding hope.
An Italian officer, stripped of his shirt to wrap a newborn baby, aided by the American Red Cross amid a refugee trainwreck. The distressed mother and infant were later clothed and cared for, among countless Red Cross relief efforts.
The article notes that at least 20 000 oysters must be fished up to yield 10 dollars worth of people. It advertises Sentinel subscription at 3 per year and recalls sugar's shy introduction to England used in medicines and feared as ailment by the Tongs.
A Lille soldier Waeltele, 23, with a wife and infant, earned 14 cents daily while ill with tuberculosis. After hospital treatment, an American Red Cross aid funded mountain care in Lamure, and his lung began to heal as he dreams of reopening his printing shop and reuniting with family. The Red Cross faces 400,000 new French TB cases since the war began as a major relief effort.
The Red Cross Civilian Relief outlines Home Service to aid soldiers' families during war. It details keeping children in school, budgeting, insurance, mortgage aid, medical and legal help, and preserving dignity over charity. It emphasizes self help and reliable support nationwide.
After December 10 1917 dogs found running at large without muzzles likely to bite people will be killed without notice. Sheriff James Mackey cites rabies cases in the district and a dog head examined by Nevada University as rabid. Eureka Nevada December 8 1917.
Notice of application No 5050 by B A Skillman Eureka County to appropriate public waters from Pony Express Spring near section 23 with dam and reservoir. water to be conveyed to sections 24 and 23 N R OSE M D B M for irrigation stock watering and domestic use from April 1 to October 1 annually. Water not returned to stream. Signed Seymour Cash State Engineer. First publication May 11 1918 last June 8 1918.
Warren A Ferguson of Tonkin Eureka County Nevada filed for 5h 8Eg NESW Section 10 Township Nor Kenge 48 East Mt Diablo B M to prove final five year proof before R McClarke Eureka County Clerk June 12 1918 witnesses Theresa Ferguson Ralph Ferguson Bernard Dut Maurizio Pieretti Joan K. Rospins Fisher last publication June 8 1918
Maurizio Pietretti of Tonkin Eureka County Nevada filed final five year proof for Lots 1 2 3 NW4 SHq Section 36 Township 22 North Range 44 East Mt Diablo Base and Meridian. Proof to be made before R McCharies County Recorder Elko Nevada on June 15 1918. Names of witnesses include Bernard Daweles or Youking Nevada Maiph Fecauanny arren 0. Margaret Pleretth.
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