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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1917
Page
4
Citizens are urged to sign the United States Food Administration pledge and practice thrift in meals. Eat wisely, buy less, cook only as needed, serve smaller portions, and substitute corn meal and vegetables for wheat. Emphasizes using poultry and seafood, butter substitutes, and reduced sugar.
P V Rovinanek a Tonopah operator in Orizaba and Coaldale was arrested by Deputy District Attorney R M Gibson and Detective John M Burke with Pennsylvania extradition papers honored by Governor Boyle. He is charged with defalcations of about $100 000 from deposits in a private bank run by him and his brother, insolvent in 1910.
Col Roosevelt, training at a rest camp near Stanford Connecticut, recalls boxing days and explains he has not seen with his left eye since a hard right swing fractured blood vessels during a lively bout with a young artillery captain.
The Wells Herald reports a growing scarcity of local Indians who are said to hide after rumors they will be sent to France to be used as food. The paper notes the claim is ridiculous but that the Indians fearfully withdrew into the hills, with diligence cited as the path to success.
A hood cover for a Chevrolet top was lost in the Eureka area this week. If found, leave at the SENTINEL office.
A pair of gold mounted spectacles was reported lost in Eureka this week. Anyone finding the glasses should leave them at the Sentinel office.
Government seeks farmers and settlers for 2,300,000 acres revested in the United States. Lands opened for homesteads and sale across prime Oregon and California grant areas. Includes a detailed map and soil, climate, rainfall data. Grant Lands Locating Co. Box 610 Portland, Oregon offers legal blanks and mining locations.
Notice to pay taxes on the proceeds of the mines in Eureka County for the quarter ending September 1917. Taxes are due and payable at the assessor's office in Eureka County Nevada. The law will be strictly enforced.
The Third Judicial District Court of Nevada Eureka County issues a summons to unknown heirs of Henry Bradstreet Frank B Whitfield and Geo H Clowes and to any others with claim to the Golden Bull Blue Bird and Clipper mining claims in Eureka Mining District. Defendants must appear within ten to forty days depending on service, or judgment by default will be entered for money damages or sale and partition of described real property. Witness R McCharles, Clerk. First published October 27 1927 last publication December 4 1917.
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