High School Bonds Favored by Eureka County Voters
County residents largely support funding a new high school building. The Board of Education explained three financing options including levy, tax, or issuing state-backed bonds. Dr William Brennen urged unity at a Palisade meeting, stressing countywide benefits and broad support for the project.
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Fiat
Palisade
William H. Brenser
Aire
Brennen
Cunt Board of Education
Snd
Eureka County
Daily train service to be resumed in Eureka
Eureka announces restoration of daily passenger trains on the local railway with service to run twice weekly in each direction. Boost comes as rolling stock is prepared, likely around the tenth and fifteenth of November, supported by large shipments from the Kiwi Baroka Mining Company.
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Eureka
Wit
Kiwi-Baroka Mining Company
Kureka
Eureka Mining News Reports Growing Ore Pipe at Page Shaft
Superintendent Clarence Johnson of the Secret Ion Mines reports a pipe of iron conglomerate opened recently in the north drift of the Page shaft. Boulders of ore indicate the pipe has widened in recent days with strong nearby ore body. Southeast drift shows softer ground and ore pockets that promise a large deposit.
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Eureka
Secret Canyon
Clarence Johnson
Secret Ion Mines
Page
Palisade Candidates Attend Weekend Dance Benefit
Palisade and nearby residents packed a Saturday night event on October 24 to back a county bond issue for a new high school. Dr W Brennen urged immediate action, candy raffles raised 7.75 dollars, and total net proceeds plus donations reached 41.75 dollars for school lights. Candidates present included Edgar Eather, A J Maestrett, W A Reynolds, Peter Bernardo, and others.
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Riven
Palsods
Rareke County
Palisade
Pine Valley
Mise Jewell
Palinade School
W. Brennen
Brennen
Thm
Bather
Palisade School
Joe Sheri
Lander County
Dear Eather
W. A. Reynolds
Peter Mernaldo
McCharnes
Granville Fletcher
J. Hooper
William Hammond
Mike Donnelley
Hiram Kitchen
A. J. Maestrett
Dr. Brennen
Mabel K. Young
Herbert Burdick
Clarence Johnson
B. M. Bradley
William Hawkins
J. P. Wises C. Carsonsen
Cente
Vil
Mra
W. P. Jones
Eureka Land & Live Stock Company
Alpha
Cockrill
J. D. Ranch
Californias
Union Mines
Ross Plummer
Jens Knight
Sherif Earl Cobb
Melovin Clark
Eureka
George Hummel
Jack Frost
James Rattazzi
Eureka County School to Resume Work on K L Philips Property
The Eureka County Board of Education leased the old K. L. Philips residence on Noh Hill and Principal Lace with a crew is repairing the building for high school use. Classes will begin in the early part or middle of next week with the opening date posted in the Post Office lobby. The repurposed building will be put in first class condition and kept clean.
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Eureka County Board of Education
K. £. Phillips
Noh Hill
Luce
Eureka County Stogemen Hold Meeting On Livestock Finance
The Nerads Cattle and Sheep Growers Association of Suraka County met in Eureka to discuss Nevada access to Federal War Finance funds. A Nevada cooperative loan program, extending up to 600,000 dollars, boosts livestock credit and raises prices. The meeting covered land bank options, taxation equity for farming and stock industries, and proposed law changes to curb stock rustling. Authors noted market reporting, disease control, and predator destruction programs with state and federal support.
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Nerads Cattle and
Suraka County
District Court Room
Eureka
Nevada Association
Nevada
United States War Finance Corporation
San Francisco
West
Cooperative Loan Association
Hivestock
Foana
Joint Stock Land Banks
Joana
The
Livestock Association
San Francisco Joint Stock Land Bank
Jerry Sheehan
Winnemucca
Tha Abo
Lune
State Board of Valuation
Ate Tax Commission
Wativestock
State ‘Tax Commission
Los Angeles
Metcalf
Reno
Association
Edward Recorda
State Board of Stock Commissioners
B. R. Sans
Ada
Sentinel requests precinct inspectors tally after count
The Sentinel urgently asks Eureka County election precinct inspectors to sample a ballot, mark votes for each candidate, and mail or deliver the envelope to the Sentinel office. Without this, an early results report is impossible since ballots and returns to County Commissioner E C Johnson won’t be opened until official counting is complete.
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The
Sentinel
Eureka County
E. C. Johnson
Clute Seeks State Senate Seat For Eureka County
Eureka County voters are urged to elect W. M. Clute to the State Senate. He promises to advance Eureka County interests especially mining publicity and rural benefits while pursuing efficient state administration and strong county representation in the coming legislative session.
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Eureka County
W. M. Clute
Public School Moves Classrooms After Safety Concerns
Trustees and most parents deem the schoolhouse unsafe. Temporary classrooms open at Togoni House for grades 1–4, Hildebrand House for grades 5–6, and the Presbyterian Church for grades 7–8. School resumes Monday, November 6, at the regular hour. students report to the designated houses. Principal Della M. Eichelberger.
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Tognoni
Hildebrand
W. J. Swick
Presbyterian Church
Della M. Eichelberger
Predatory animal control debate highlights costs
A public discussion compared paid cooperative service killing predatory animals at under $2 each with the bounty system. It noted thousands of coyotes destroyed off schedule, benefiting native birds and poultry, and suggesting substantial taxpayer savings. Vernon Metcalf closed with remarks on group gains and last year’s activities.
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Cooperative Service
Vernon Metcalf
Bitten by a Rabid Coyote In Eureka Area
An Indian squaw was attacked in her tent by a coyote that chased a barking dog. The coyote was killed by fellow Indians with a shotgun. The injured woman was taken to the County Hospital for Pasteur treatment and rabies prophylaxis.
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Eureka
Brennen
Eureka County Halloween Dance Delights Students
The Sophomore and Junior reapo of the Eureka County hosted a Halloween dancing party at Pavilion hall ue on Friday evening. Grotesque black cats and jack o lanterns brightened the hall while a fortune telling booth drew interest. A student lunch followed, then dancing continued until 2 o'clock. The event earned unanimous praise as entertainers.
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Eureka County
Eureka County voters deny Italian remark accusation
A public notice from Dr Mabel K Young, candidate for Clerk and Treasurer, rejects circulating claims about remarks toward Italians, asserting a clean, honest campaign and challenging anyone to prove the assertion, while denouncing smut campaigns aimed at defeating her bid.
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Mabel K. Young
Eureka County
General Manager Brown Returns to Washington
W. H. J. Brown, Eureka Secret Canyon Mines Company general manager, left for San Francisco en route to New York and Washington with Calvin W. Morton. The company’s main office is in Washington. Brown predicts large mining expansion next spring in Eureka district as authorities anticipate extensive ore deposits in new properties.
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W. H. J. Brown
Eureka Secret Canyon Mines Company
Calvin W. Morton
Baltimore
San Francisco
New York
Washington
Mr. Brown
Hureka
Joseph seeks reelection as Justice of the Peace in Eureka Township
A candidate reports belief that one vote suffices to win the Justice of the Peace seat in Eureka Township at the November 7, 1923 general election. He notes improving health and readiness to perform duties, asks voters to support his candidacy, and states his name as M. H. Joseph on the ballot.
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Justice of the Peace
Eureka Township
M. H. Joseph
Country Fair Dance Set By Eureka Order of Rebekahs
A Country Fair Dance will be held at Pavilion Hall in Eureka on Monday November 6 hosted by the Order of Rebekahs. The event promises amusements and country fair attractions with hot dogs rolls and coffee served, and music by an orchestra for dancing.
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Eureka
Pavilion Hall
Rebekahs
Catholic Sunday Mass Schedule Notice
The Catholic Church announces masses next Sunday at 8:30 and 10:00 a m. Sunday School members are asked to attend the 8:20 mass. W F Kennedy.
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Catholic Ununch
W. F. Kennedy
Doctor Taylor to Visit Eureka for One-Day Eye Clinic
Optometrist Doctor Taylor of Leno will be in Eureka on Saturday November 4 for one day only. Eye examinations and glasses fitting available. If you have trouble with eyes or glasses, seize this chance to have them corrected.
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Taylor
Leno
Eureka
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