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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1921
Page
2
President Harding calls for work for all who choose it, urging major public works and irrigation to employ millions. He warns against draining the treasury for war or corruption, notes Ford’s demand to expel Newberry, and flags liberty bonds rising while small holders sell.
The parcel post has surged since 1913, rising from 332 million to over 2.5 billion parcels by 1921. Growth prompts discussion of creating dedicated facilities and routes to prevent delays in letters and other mail, with debates on costs and debt burden.
Marie pursues a glamorous life under Professor Cardi's guidance, leaving Alec and their baby at home. A dream telegram reveals the baby's death, saving Marie from exposing her sacrifice to the crowd as she faces the moral cost of abandoning domestic life for public performance.
A Scottish kirk faces a low mood as a committee investigates the church's poor tone. An officer opinions that the issue lies with feminine gender in language. The exchange reveals a tongue twist about grammar and clipping, exposing broader confusion over linguistic nuance.
A Southwest farmer notes alfalfa fields lower outdoor temperatures by evaporation, inspiring homes to plant alfalfa around dwellings to create ten acre portable cool zones. The Golden Age reports a new sand-iron process by Matsukata and Nalto promising a steel revolution for Japan and reduced iron imports.
The tale describes Henry and his wife mid quarrel over past vows. He reads while she stitches and a three year old is present. She recalls his claim of worthiness, and Henry retorts, while she insists he was not a liar.
The State of Nevada led by State Engineer Scrugham and Douglas County ranchers using water from the west fork of the Carson River filed a Protest against G. M. Trent’s reservoir and power applications to store water and develop electric power in Hope Valley Alpine County California.
A short meal price item notes Bingle meals at 50 cents and a chicken dinner at 75 cents. It also mentions a monthly figure of 40 dollars and references Nevada as a location.
Farmers of the Musof Valley have joined the State Marketing Association with near universal signup to market through the agency. The move, adopted widely in farming areas, is being organized by C. A. Norross.
Bismuth ore containing up to 22 percent is being shipped from Lucknow. Silver content can reach 125 per ton, making the ore highly valuable with bismuth priced at 1.50 dollars per pound. Smelters are allowing a 50 percent recovery on bismuth ores. Legal blanks for sale at the Sentinel office.
Almont Pastorino announces purchase of the Marco Venturino draying and general job business and offers team and truck hauling at reasonable rates. The notice signals readiness to operate all kinds of hauling services.
Bulletin details the Railway Act provision effective July 1, 1920 requiring carriers to deliver freight only after all tariff charges are paid. It warns of prosecution for violations and commits to enforcement, signed by General Manager J. B. Sexton.
Debtor Eska Nevalla Rai faces demurrage charge notice due to retained equipment beyond free time. Authorities emphasize adherence to allocated free time and prompt clearance to avoid penalties or further action.
Notice to Julian Huebner heirs that co-owners expended over 100 on Rustler No 1 Rustler No 2 and Windfall Extension Fraction during 1920 1921 to hold the claims and that if he does not contribute 125 within the statutory period the holdings will be forfeited to the co owners R McCharles and Dan Morrison dated Eureka Nevada August 26 1921 with publications through December 3 1921
Application 6541 by J B Sex ton of Palisade Eureka County Nevada requests to appropriate public waters from Consolidated Spring Lot 12 Block 17 Eureka Town for railroad depot locomotives and domestic use. 0.15 cfs conveyed via pipe to Sureka Nevada Railway Co depot NE of NE 1 Sec 14 T 19 N BR 583 B M D B M with no return to stream. Dates of publication Sept 17 1921 and Oct 15 1921.
Henderson Banking Co offers four percent per year on savings, safety deposit boxes from five dollars yearly with key, drafts on world cities, fire and life insurance, travelers checks, and steamer tickets on Cunard Line, inviting all banking business and to review their deposit rules.
Mineral Hill Consolidated Mines Company through agent Frank Stollenworck of Montgomery Alabama filed for United States patents covering the Arizona Tron Pit Webster Big Sandy Heela and 1900 lodex mining claims in Mineral Hill Mining District Elko County Nevada. Survey data describes claim corners and bearings with references to Sec 10 and Sec 16 in T 26 N R 52 B M D B M and adjacent claims McCoy Great Republic Troy North Pole Red Jacket. publication requested in Sentinel Montgomery Alabama with first notice July 25 1921.
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