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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1916
Page
4
F Segarini proprietor announces a new boarding and lodging house at the former Tom Korvelli place on South Main Street Eureka Nevada Meals will be served at all hours The opening notice is dated August 19 1916 and mentions the commence date in August 71 1914.
Notice from the Department of the Interior Land Office at Elco Nevada announces Frederick W. H. Aise of Koreka County and others plan to make final proof to establish a desert land claim. The hearing before the Register and Receiver is set for November 1, 1916 with witnesses Frank Winrell William Yates Henry McGowan Charles Bore and Eiko. First publication October 14 1916 last publication November 1 1916. Also mentions ore sample envelopes for sale at the Sentinel office.
The document lists registered voters for Eureka Precinct No. 1 in 1916. Names include Angelo, John Bidart, Telopli, Bremenkampt, and NC. The list appears as a local electoral roster from the era with individual names and statuses.
Registry agents announce objections to entries due by 6 p.m. on the tenth day prior to the section date. The notice lists names including Austin Lewi, Ethel M Abernathy, JG Brooks, Clifton J Brooks, Ella M Cook, Frank Cottle, Josephine Cason, Ellen M Erikson, Ernest Edison, Sadie A Edison, Mary Eichberg, Paul Fleckenstein, and others in Eureka County Nebraska. The document is dated October 20 at the Eureka Townshi p office.
Water notice issued by W. M. Kearney, State Engineer. First published October 28 1916 with final publication November 25 1916.
Application No 4109 dated August 1 1916 by Humboldt Land and Quarry Company California seeks state approval to alter the point of diversion of Humboldt River waters. proposed reservoir and ditch network would divert 100 43 cubic feet per second for irrigation and domestic use from March to October, with water not returned to the stream. First published October 21 1916. Last publication November 18 1916. Mining location blanks for sale at the last town office.
Readable fragments show names Morris Harry and reference to a registry agent. The text is garbled with no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize.
A Fish Creek ranch warns travelers they must bring their own hay due to a winter feed shortage. The notice states meals and lodging are available but hay will not be furnished to anyone, and travelers should supply their own.
Wanted men and women experienced in selling teas coffees spices extracts toilet articles retail for country city and town trade to sell Rawleighs 127 household products largest line greatest variety lowest prices backed by a four million dollar concern address J F Brown El Centro California giving age occupation and references Subscribe for the Sentinel 3 per month.
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