Nevada's Great Agricultural Possibilities Rise
Nevada, spanning 100000 square miles, holds vast agri land with 20 million irrigable acres. Projected wheat yields, orchard growth, and soil water programs promise rapid farming expansion, while Trackee Carson irrigation and sugar beet work showcase gains. Close to Pacific markets, strong banks, mineral wealth, and rail access support widespread settlement and development in coming years.
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WHY NEVADA WOMEN ARE INTERESTED IN EQUAL SUFFRAGE
The Eureka branch of the Nevada Equal Franchise Society met at Mrs A P Teawoord on Main street with good attendance. The meeting, called to order by President Mrs Tancel Hoegh, featured an instructive program and adjourned to meet with Mrs Berryman on Spring street on November 9, 1912. Acting press chairman.
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Renson
L. G. Wallace
Indiana
Lew Wallace
Ben Hor
Henry Somerset
Lacy Stone
Eureka
Nevada Equal Franchise Society
A. P. Teawoord
Main Street
Tancel Hoegh
Berryman
Spring Street
Nevada National Guard funding from War Department
The War Department appropriated 8851 dollars for equipment and 2860 dollars for title practice for the Nevada National Guard, outlining fiscal support for military readiness and administrative training.
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War Department
National Guard of
Nevada
Enlistment Term Change to Seven Years for Army
Adjutant General George Andrews instructed recruiters that after November 1 enlistments must be seven years. The first use of the long term provision, four years active service followed by reserve status. Reservists may be called at any time with no pay or allowances if not re-enlisting.
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George Andrews
Army
Army Reserve
Harriman to Bear Employee Bond Premiums Beginning Jan
The Harriman lives will assume all bond premiums for employees in their service starting January 1 of next year. Previously staff handling money posted security bonds with premiums paid by the employee. After the new year the railroad company will cover this expense.
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Harriman Lives
Strike Costs Plague Ely Industry Amid Carson Appeal
The Ely strike drains state funds at about 1000 dollars daily for police and upkeep of 100 workers, totaling nearly 80,000 dollars monthly. Bullion tax from Ely smelters rises to about 16,000 dollars per quarter due to copper price gains, with potential shutdowns risking broader revenue losses for the state and the corporations if idle ore areas persist.
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Carson
Ely
Star Police
Manhattan Sees Two Voting Precincts Reporting
Manhattan will have two voting precincts this year with reports showing over 400 votes tallied. The update indicates turnout appears steady as locals head to the polls for the municipal decision.
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