Sagebrush Oil Revealed For Copper Flotation
Nevada scientists report sagebrush oil as a promising flotation agent to replace cyanidation in gold refining. Professor Maxwell Adams led experiments showing common black sage oil works well. extraction uses steam in a sealed drum, with collection challenges to be solved by tractors and better equipment.
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Forest grazing charges may rise for three years
District Forester Smith Riley reports Interior Department plans a three year increase in grazing fees for livestock on national forest reserves. National Woolgrowers Association Secretary S W McClure says modest rises may occur but opposition is possible, as the issue will be debated at the January association meeting. Under law, 25 percent of forest receipts go to states. Opens Free Marriage Chapel in New York Munici pal Building the city’s free marriage chapel began operation. Anna Faas the first bride followed by her husband Paul Fahy and 40 more couples on opening day. The chapel, atop the marriage license office, is touted as the world’s most beautiful of its kind.
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Mormon Leader Reviews Winterwood Tract for Nevada Colony
Joseph E. Robinson visited Las Vegas to inspect the Winterwood tract as a potential site for a Mormon settlement. He aims to establish a colony of Mormons expelled from Mexico, seeking to reestablish a community in California or nearby territories.
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Slayers of teacher acquitted by jury in Idaho case
Harold Lovelace and Lynn Lovelace two boys aged 11 and 12 were acquitted of murder for the killing of Prof F T Hamell near Twin Falls Idaho in August. The jury cited the boys incapacity to comprehend the crime and the court ordered they be placed in the Industrial School for public safety.
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Hearst Papers Banned in Canada
Canada bans Hearst papers from circulation starting November 11 under the War Measures Act. Possession after that date carries heavy penalties. International News Service is denied as well. Postmaster General issues warrant prohibiting mails for Hearst publications in Canada.
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The Brown Hotel on Main Street
A small entry notes The Brown Hotel located on Main Street in Eureka Nevada. The brief line marks a historic lodging site in the town. No further details accompany the note.
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