Death of Carson City News editor in Reno operation
Harry P. Gifford, prominent Nevada newspaper man and editor of the Carson City News, died in Reno after an operation for stomach troubles. A 45 year old native of Nevada, he served as secretary of the Carson City Typographical Union and held longtime civic roles including I O O F past state grand master. He represented Ormsby County in the 1907 tower house of the legislature.
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Harry P. Gifford
Carson City News
Reno Journal
Gifford
The
Carson News
P. Felisina
Carson City Typographical Union
Nevada
Tower House
Ormsby County
Rabid coyote killed after encounter at Sonoma Lower ranch
A. W. Guthrie, Sonoma ranch supervisor in Grass Valley Humboldt County, confronted a rabid coyote among cattle. With no gun, he used tarist and club to kill the animal after it approached near the stock trough. He believed no cattle had been bitten.
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A. W. Guthrie
Sonoma Ranch
Grass Valley
Humboldt County
Sonoma Lower Ranch
Elko Milling Company to Acquire Four Major Mills
Elko Milling Company to take over Laramie Flour Mills in Laramie Wyoming Salt Lake and Jordan Mills in Salt Lake City Phoenix Mills in Ogden Utah and Riverdale Mills in Riverdale Utah The Elko mill capacity will rise to 260 barrels from 60 with a 60 barrel blending plant In operation The firm will be reorganized with capital raised to 1 000 000 at the next meeting J J Hylton remains president A J Lowell vice president and W W Percival will manage the expansion from Elko
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W. W. Percival
Elko Milling Company
Laramie Flour Mills
Laramie
Wyo
Salt Lake and Jordan
Salt Lake City
Phoenix Mills
Ogden
Utah
Riverdale Mills
Riverdale
Salt Lake and
Jordan
Phoenix
Eiko
J. J. Hylton
A. J. Lowell
J. A. Sewell
J. C. Doughty
Elko
Mr. Percival
Nevada Banks Get Money Advices on Farm Loans
Treasury Department guidance indicates several Nevada banks have received funds for agricultural and livestock loans. Amounts range from 3500 to 85000 dollars, with districts requesting loans to carry over cattle and sheep through next year.
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Treasury Department
Washington
Nevada
Low Livestock Prices Seen in McDermitt Sale Report
The estate sale of Inte Dora Lass McDermitt's livestock was private, with 4,400 sheep selling for about 3.64 per head and 2,500 ewes among them. 100 cattle brought 31 per head totaling 3,100, and 150 horses sold for 525. Purchasers included P Nouque and associates. R H Wilkinson bought cattle and horses. The Chicago item notes beef prices near 1914 levels, with October 1921 prices around 11 to 12 cents per pound, while total inspected meat animals reached 47,184,934 in nine months of 1921.
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P. Nouque
R. H. Wilkinson
Winnemucca Star
Chicago
Institute of American Meat Packers
Jury Duty Immunity by $25 Purchase This Year
A 60 mile distant voter may buy immunity for the year by paying $25, reducing the jury list at each court term. Four residents outside the circle have paid the release, per Elko Free Press and Ashville Times, noting long sentences for bootleggers.
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Elko Free Press
Old Merger saloon building moved to Tonopah
The fifty by twenty four by twenty five foot structure from Columbia was ferried in by five tandem trucks. It marks the largest building moved from the Goldfield area to the silver camp.
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Columbia
Tonopah
Goldfield
Silver Camp
Plan for Las Vegas bridge over Colorado River
The Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce plans a suspension bridge over the Colorado River near Lee's Ferry with an estimated cost of 176 dollars. The project aims to improve regional traffic and promote commerce, though funding and exact completion dates remain undecided.
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Colorado River
Lee's Ferry
The
Las Vegas
War Finance Plan Lifts Nevada Cattle Prices
Reno Gazette reports stockmen in central Nevada feel relief from the War Finance Corporation plan to ease ranch credit. Feeder cattle prices rise as Nevada buyers bid against out of state interest. Secretary Vernon Metcalf notes Nevada herds near normal, markets opened, and publicity boosted sales across the region.
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Reno Gasette
Nevada
War Finance Corporation
Vernon Metcalf
Nevada Live Stock Association
Austin
Eureka
Pranks of Boys May Trigger City Damage Suits
Indications are that suits for damage will be instituted by the city against the boys who destroyed street lights on Hallowe'en. Parents of the boys will be joined in the suit and will suffer from the acts. The paper says an example must be made with no time like the present.
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Hallowe'en
Elko
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