Visiting mining man dies in Eureka at 54
George William Siegfred Turner a native of Germany aged 54 died in Eureka on Sunday after a gastric ulcer illness. He returned to Eureka October 31 and went to his Ruby Hill cabin to work on mining claims. An estate administrator seeks a missing leather case with letters and papers while Turner had recently refused a $50,000 offer for five adjacent claims near Jackson. Interment followed in the city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George William Siegfred Turner
Eureka
Brennen
Turner
Ruby Hill
Jackson
A. Berolo
W. Ruden
Mr. Turner
Montana
California Placer
Richmond-Eureka Mining Company
Ruby Hill Proportien
Germany
Nevada Livestock Law Summary Mailed to Ranchers
The State Board of Stock Commissioners will mail a 105 page digest of Laws Directly Applicable to the Livestock Industry to all ranchers and livestock growers in Nevada. The move follows calls for clearer enforcement of laws protecting the industry and concerns raised by livestock growers and law officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Stock Commissioners
Nevada
Nevada Livestock Association
Carson News
Governor Declares Armistice Day Red Cross Roll Call
Governor Boyle issues a proclamation declaring Armistice Day start of the fourth annual Red Cross roll call. He commends the Red Cross work worldwide and urges dedicating the day to expanding membership in the organization.
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Boyle
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Dentist Dr Mabel K Young to Visit Hareka for Same Day Work
Notice announces Dr Mabel K Young the dentist will be in Hareka for a short time at 4 Spring Street near Hooper Garage offering all kinds of dental work with guaranteed results. The ad notes a temporary office location and a promotional tone.
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Mabel K. Young
Hareka
Spring Street
Hooper Garlae
Commemorating America’s Fallen Heroes Half-mast Flag Order
President Wilson orders half mast on Sunday November 14 1920 at all military posts naval stations vessels and U S buildings to honor Americans who died in World War I and urges private citizens to display flags from sunrise to sunset. mayors in the Twelfth District urged to issue proclamations. commemorative sermons urged across denominations. The report notes cabbage prices have fallen forty one percent this year while cigarette makers have not reduced prices.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
United States
Lorder
Twelfth
Federal Reserve District
Theodore Hardee
Government Savings Organization
America
Death of Albert C. Cummins in Eureka
Albert C. Cummins died in Eureka on Tuesday November 9 from Brights disease. He had influenza two years earlier in Newark Valley without care, leaving lasting health impairment. A native of Oregon aged 33, he was brother in law to Narcis Ramerias of Ruby Valley and had worked on several ranches before settling in Eureka. He died after a funeral held Thursday and burial followed.
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Albert C. Cummins
Eureka
Bright
Newark Valley
Narcis Ramerias
Ruby Valley
Elko County
Oregon
Eureka Business Man Weds Newark Valley Girl
John Landa of Eureka married Della Robinson of Newark Valley in a quiet ceremony performed by Judge Peter Breen at his Nob Hill residence. Landa recently purchased the Venezia Hotel on South Main Street and plans to reopen it as a new hotel with his bride as proprietors.
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John Landa
Eureka
Della Robinson
Dai
William Robinson
Newark Valley
Peter Breen
Nob Hill
Landa
South Main Street
Beowawe Couple Wed in Winnemucca Ceremony
Miss Charlotte Allen Hamlyn and Mathew H. Bertrand both of Beowawe were married in Winnemucca on Saturday by Rev. Westervelt. The groom is a mining man in the region. After a brief honeymoon, the couple will reside in Beowawe.
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Winnémucca Silver State
Charlotte Allen Hamlyn
Mathew H. Bertrand
Beowawe
Eureka County
Westervelt
Heowawe
County Division Again Stirs Elko Eureka Debate
The Elko County race for the Legislature sparks talk of dividing the county. John W. Puett of Carlin seeks to detach Pine Valley, Gold Circle, and Tuscarora to form a new county with Carlin as seat. Neighbors in Eureka and Tuscarora oppose the plan, noting past road work and county services.
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John W. Puett
Carlin
John
Elko County
Eureka County
Hureka
Eiko
Eiko County
Puett
Gold Circle
Tuscarora
Pine Valley
Tracy Fatrenild
Puett'i
Board of County Commissioners and Highway Commissioners
Death of Miss Annie Lacey Beloved Eureka Resident
A telegram reports the death of Annie Lacey formerly of Eureka at Reno after a long nervous breakdown from her confining Reno Journal work. Survived by sisters Julia and Aissie and brother James, she was active in church life and known as a sweet musical singer whose memory lingers with Eureka friends.
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Eureka
Annie Lacey
Huteka
Reno
Reno Journal
Julia
Aissie
James
Annie
Eureka Sees New Drayman In Marco Venturino
Marco Venturino has bought the Eureka draying business from Julius Minoletti and the Porch Brothers, employing extra help. He'll run a truck and team for hauling and draying across Eureka and the district, with plans to handle wood and coal soon and an advertisement appears in today’s Sentinel.
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Marco Venturino
Eureka
Julius Minoletti
Porch Brothers
Sentinel
Teachers' Examinations Set For December Week
Teachers' examinations will be held during the week beginning December 27th according to the State Superintendent of Public Instruction. Designated places include Reno Carson Black Rock Ely Winnemucca Tonopah and Las Vegas. Others will be added to the list.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Reno
Carson
Biko
Ely
Winnemucca
Tonopah
Las Vegas
Met
Red Cross Membership Drive in Eureka Chapter Announced
The Eureka Chapter of the American Red Cross launches a membership drive inviting new members or renewals. Send a one dollar fee to W J Hooper, Roll Call Director, to join the organization. The text also discusses a county division controversy in Humboldt and Pershing counties, noting political positions and local opinions.
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Eureka
The
American Red Cross
W. J. Hooper
Roll Call Dirgetar
Regular Monthly Meeting of Eureka County Board
Eureka County Board of Commissioners met November 5 with quorum present. Minutes approved, funds verified with bank and auditor balance. Reports read and filed. Highway bill of 243.24 deferred due to Route 1 noncompliance touching Beowawe. Election canvass confirmed. Officials-elect bonds set: multiple officers with specified amounts due by January 6, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
KR. J. Kald
Eugene Johnson
B. A. Pulkerson
First National Bank of
Elko
Beowawe
Eureka County
Sentinel
Presbyterian Church Services Announced for Sunday Week
The Presbyterian Church schedules Sunday November 14 with morning service at 11 a.m. Sunday School at 12 15 p.m. and evening service at 7 30 p.m. All are welcome. Services continue each evening next week at 7 40 p.m. except Saturday. Holy Communion to be celebrated Sunday next November mid morning.
Thanksgiving Ball Planned by Rescue Hose Company
The Rescue Hose Company Hall Association announces a Thanksgiving Ball at its new pavilion on Thursday evening, November 25, to raise funds for current expenses and to finish and equip the ball for public comfort. Five boys promise a good time, and public patronage will be appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rescue Hose Company Hall Association
Nob Hill House Fire Damages Cellar Content
A fire Thursday at the Nob Hill house started in the cellar of Mrs. Jennie Leighton when a candle ignited packing and bagging near four water pipes. Neighbors sounded the alarm as flames and smoke filled the cellar. the fire was extinguished with no building damage beyond the cellar contents and the property is insured with loss to be adjusted.
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Nob Hill
Jennie Leighton
Eureka Mining Eureka Croesus and Ruby Hill Notes
Mining reports from Eureka Croesus Holly Uncle Sam Consolidated and Ruby Hill describe resumed ore hauling new shaft developments, mill construction, and new equipment. Crews include L A Harris and Joess Huebner with improved ore showings and high grade shipments pending completion of air systems and cylinder jackets.
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Eureka-Croesus
Croesus
Wingeyend
Winse
L. A. Harri
Joess Huebner
Eureka-Holly
Holly
Baleen
Ruby Hill
Locam
Card of Thanks from Edgar Sadler in Hureka County
Edgar Sadler expresses gratitude to friends in Hureka County for their support after the recent election loss. He notes being defeated but glad to have many friends and goodwill.
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Hureka County
Alec Man
Edgar Sadler
Election gratitude and pledge from Ameessor candidate
A candidate thanks voters in Ru reke County for support in the recent election and promises to perform the duties of Ameessor to the best of ability. The message uses a local paper tone and emphasizes commitment and service.
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Rureke
Ameessor
Constable Election Gratitude From Eureka Township Candidate
The candidate thanks individual voters and supporters in Eureka Township for their backing in the constable race. Gratitude is extended to every man and woman who cast ballots in the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Township
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York
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Socialiat
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Jerry
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Sete
Cheney, A. B
Talbot
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Mackey
Mahoney
McCharles
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Swick
Reynolds
W. R
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W. C
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Teton
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Cobb
A. C. Cummins
Browawe
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Pugtt
Friedman
Pershing County
Humboldt County
Qarlin
Bureke
Narsh
Ita
Martin Mahoney
R. McCharlen
T. A. Burdick
Baraka Township
F. EB. Leonard
Presbyterian Church
Moontay
J. McCharlea
Nos Hill
Eureka Mining
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