Sunflowers Prove Valuable Fodder In Western Canada
Western Canada farmers have adopted sunflowers as a top fodder crop after Dominion experimental farms shown their value for silage. Harvests reached up to fourteen feet high with many blooms. large fields now replace earlier weeds. An Alberta farmer recorded 234 wagonloads from fourteen acres with feed cost about two dollars per ton, including all operations and depreciation. The crop yields well even in dry districts and furnishes affordable winter feed. the Salt Lake Tribune notes Utah interest.
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Canada
Dominion
Ottawa
Prairie Provinces
Alberta
Dominion Experimental Farm
Utah
Western Canada
Salt Lake Tribune
Nevada Proclaims Armistice Day State Holiday
Governor Boyle issues a proclamation designating November 11 as Armistice Day a state holiday and notes the national observance by President Harding marking the third anniversary. The proclamation urges acts reflecting history glory of soldiers and institutions and supports lawful order and peace through principled acceptance.
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Boyle
Harding
Nevada
United States
Resolution on Harding compensation bill tabled at Legion convention
Members of the committee on resolutions at the American Legion Convention said the resolution denouncing President Harding for urging recommitment of compensation legislation was discussed late last night and finally tabled. The convention cheered loudly.
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Kansas City, Mo
Committee On
American Legion
Harding
Nevada Governor Addresses Teachers on Civic Education
Governor Boyle told Reno teachers that Nevada is a good state with strong future opportunities. He urged schools to instill belief in the state's prospects and to teach citizenship early, noting literacy gaps and a planned educational survey to study why pupils leave school early.
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Nevada
Boyle
Teachers’ Institute
Reno
United States
Nevada Live Stock Men Meet in Elko Convention
Elko Nevada November 2 Preparations are under way for the Nevada Live Stock Association convention to be held in Elko on November 11 and 12. Committees from the Progressive Business Club the Homemakers Club and the Twentieth Century Club plan a reception in the new public school auditorium. Dancing will be provided and two splendid suppers will be served.
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Elko
Nevada
Nevada Live Stock Association
Progressive Business Club
Homemakers' Club
Twen Oth Century Club
Estate of Kate Peterson creditors notice published
Notice to creditors in the settlement of the estate of Kate Peterson appears in today's Bentinsl. Marcos Legarra & Co. dissolves with Marcos Legarra buying his partner Fernando Segura and becoming sole owner of the sheep and ranching business.
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Kate Peterson
Bentinsl
Marcos Legarra
Democrats select Hull for chairman ship
St Louis November 1 The Democrats settled leadership after night conferences naming Hull as chairman with Breckenridge Long as alternative, contingent on a Missouri resignation. White refused to resign unless a universally acceptable candidate could be found, while Pat Harrison and others approved Hull as the agreed choice.
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St. Louis
Dem
White
Marietta
Ohio
Cox
Breckenridge Long
Hull
Carter Glass
Virginia
Long
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
San Francisco
Prizes Awarded in Hugh McCutcheon Brown Short Story Contest
Awards in a Nevada high school contest named after Hugh Brown honor his Civil War veteran father. First prize Fidelity Churchill County. Second prize Donnie's Gold Elko. Third prize The Ghost of Mount Clave Ely High School. Fourth prize The Broken Code Moapa Valley. Contest run annually by the State Federation of Women's Clubs with prizes donated by Hugh Brown of Tonopah.
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Hugh McCutcheon Brown
Nevada
Fidelity
Churchill County
Donnie
Elko County
Mount¢lave
Ely High School
Moapa Valley
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Hugh Brown
Tonopah
Hamilton Resident Injured in Horse Incident at Ely
Ely News reports William Blair of Hamilton injured when a red horse bolted. Blair rode a buggy with a lead rein around his wrist, causing severe hand injuries that led to amputation. Blair is described as an longtime Hamilton resident.
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Ely Surgical Hospital
Blair
Hamilton
Ely
William Blair
Grapes Bring $192 A Ton In California
Gower of the Don Ray vineyard in Galt California received a 3310 check for a car load of Mission grapes shipped to New York City. It marked the highest price paid for this grape variety in the state this season and came after a prior shipment earned 2850. The price on the latest car was 192 per ton. Also noted is a historical line about the first successful moving pictures shown in Richmond Indiana on June 6 1894.
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Galt
California
Ray W. Gower
Don Ray
New York City
Gower
Reno Glub celebrates Admission Day in Nevada history talk
Judge Frank H. Norcross spoke at the Rosary Club marking Admission Day, recounting Nevada’s path to statehood from its small early population to 1864. He noted Governor Nye’s push, the constitutional process, and Nevada’s ratification of the thirteenth amendment amid political trades and shifts after Lincoln’s assassination.
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Reno Gazette
Nevada
Lincoln
Charles A. Dana
Frank H. Norcross
Rosary Club
Norcross
James A. Nye
Congress
Judge Norcross
Dana
Statehood
Johnson
Exiled ex king to Galatz from Hungary
Former Emperor Charles and Empress Zita left Tihany for Dunaföldvár on the Danube and boarded the British gunboat Glowworm to sail toward Galatz Romania for permanent exile. A special Hungarian assembly session was planned to depose the Hapsburg dynasty.
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Budapest
Charles
Hungary
Zita
Tihany
Dunafveldvar
Danube
Galatz
Romania
Hungarian National Assembly
Hapsburg Dynasty
Women with working hubbies to be fired in Detroit
Detroit, Nov. 1. Married women on the city payroll whose husbands are employed will resign to make way for unemployed men, Mayor May or James Couzens announced. The move follows a local unemployment committee recommendation and will affect most city hall offices. Factories have recently dismissed married women whose jobs were deemed unnecessary to their support.
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Detroit
Mich
James Couzens
Ore Rate Hearing Postponed to November 18
The hearing on the matter of reduced ore rates before the Public Service Commission has been postponed from this week to November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Fallon's Noted Editor Ernest L. Bingham Dies at 65
Ernest L. Bingham, long time Nevada editor, died last Friday at his Fallon home after a brief illness from diphtheria and erysipelas. He edited the Nevada State Journal and helped found the Tuscarora Times. He leaves a widow, daughter Drusa, brother C. B. Bingham of Fallon, and sister Mrs. L. L. Moore of Los Angeles. He was 65.
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Ernest L. Bingham
Nevada
Fallon
Masonic Lodge
Oil City
Mr. Bingham
Tuscarora
Tuscarora Times
Reno
Nevada State Journal
Fred L. White
John Dennis
L. 5. Case
W. W. Webster
Ernest Bingham
Bingham
State Central Committee
Drusa
C. B. Bingham
L. L. Moore
Los Angeles
Reno Lodge of Elks
Reno Gazette
Herman Sadler's Rough Auto Trip Through Newpass Canyon
Herman Sadler and his sister faced a broken car in Newpass canyon while traveling from Austin toward California. With no help nearby they camped in the vehicle until a motorcycle rider and Mr Cochran could arrange tow and repairs. Sadler, a western man, built a sage brush wickiup and endured the night until help arrived.
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Austin
Herman Gadler
Biko
Newpass Canyon
California
Cochran
Sadler
Mr. Cochran
Little Difference in Married Life Says New York Sun
The New York Sun notes marriage costs resemble divorce costs with similar financial strains. It suggests starting housekeeping requires substantial funds, paralleling whether a couple can sustain life together or choose separation.
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New York Sun
Notice to Creditors in Nevada Estate
Third Judicial District Court Eureka County Nevada issues notice to creditors in the estate of Kate Peterson deceased. Administrators W Ruden calls for all claims with vouchers and affidavits to be filed with the Clerk within forty days of first publication. Reynolds and Hather, attorneys for the administrator, sign the notice dated November 3 1921.
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Third Judicial District Court
State of
Nevada
Asq
Eureka
Kate Peterson
Dissolution of Partnership Marcos Segarra Company
The Marcos Segarra Company in Eureka Nevada dissolves by mutual consent Marcos Segarra buying Fernando Segura's share and becoming sole owner with liability and collection authority. Dated Eureka Nevada November 2 1921 with publications November 5 and November 17 1921.
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Marcos Segarra
Eureka
Nevada
Marcos Segarrs
Fernando Segura
Marcon Segarra Company
Fernando
Segura
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Henry Ford
Herman Sadler
Johnny
W. Ruden
Reynolds & Hather
Baretta
the Sterfield Cigarettes
Laoarri
Mrms
Toasceo
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