Retain Citizenship Debate Shapes Cable Law For Women
San Francisco Chronicle notes retroactive issues in the Cable Act affecting American women. Bevington explains that many California women born in the U S retain citizenship despite marriage and residence abroad. The act allows women to remain citizens while changing marital status and address complexities around naturalization. Related items recount McCormack and Gordon street performance near a saloon and labor wage tensions at Tonopah mines.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Pepumter
Congress
Gilene
Perington
Acna
Bevington
California
Entertaining Mix of 1920s News and Oddities
A jumble of brief items covers rail futures in St Louis, an insurgent GOP candidate in Westchester, Wichita’s agri-education drive, and animal imports. It notes termites damage on Panama Canal cables, a new tire pressure device, Alaska barley, and large land reclamation totals. Also mentions university hiring changes, German book sales, and various curiosities.
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Railway Telegraphere
St- Louie
Ennion
Malo MccKinley Baer
McKinley
Westchester County
New York
Northwestern University
Branston
Wichita
Kansan
Pennsylvania
Panama Canal
Alaska
Investment in Nevada schools boosts future citizens
The Nevada Educational Bulletin argues that large public school expenditures, including over two and a half million dollars in buildings and more than a million in maintenance, reflect strong community involvement. It urges active local supervision and cooperation to ensure every dollar yields real educational value and prepares boys and girls as good citizens for the future.
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Nevada
University of Nevada
Educa‘onal Bulletin
Milk for Sale On South Main Street Eureka
Mrs Lena Tognont offers first class milk for sale at her home on South Main Street and can deliver to patrons in Eureka who want milk left at their homes.
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South Main Street
Eureka
Lena Tognont
Mining Tax Notice for Eureka County Proceeds
Notice issued in Eureka County Nevada announcing taxes on mine proceeds for the quarter ending September 20, 1922, now due and payable at the treasurer's office in Eureka. The law will be strictly enforced. W. J. Hi.
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Eureka County
Hureke
W. J. Hi
Dureka County
Nevede
Nevada Propositions to be Voted on at General Election 1922
Nevada voters will decide two constitutional amendments at the November 1922 general election. One amendment revises section 20 of article 4 to expand the legislature's powers over courts, juries, elections, taxation, and related duties. The second proposes a legislative substitute for a divorce act, altering rules on interlocutory decrees, final judgments, and related provisions, with submission to electors.
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Nevada
Secretary of State
The Divorce Law in 1921 Nevada Proposal
The act proposed in 1921 to lawmakers and rejected by the Legislature plus a substitute measure were to be voted on in the 1922 general election. It would alter divorce procedure by allowing interlocutory decrees in certain cases and modify the 1861 marriage and divorce act, detailing grounds for divorce such as desertion, felony, habitual drunkenness, and cruelty with support neglect.
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Nevada
Secretary of State
Eureka County High School Bond Election Notice 1922
Election in Eureka County on November 7 1922 to approve bonds totaling 90000 for a new high school site building dormitory and equipment. Polls 8 am to 6 pm same as general election. Bonds bear six percent interest payable over 20 years. County clerk notice dated 1923 with first publication September and last on November.
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Eureka County
Eureka
Nevada
Notice of General Election Registration Close 1922
County Clerk announces close of registration for the November 1 election. Electors must register by October 17, 1922, at the clerk’s office or with a deputy registrar. Voters registered and voting in the last general election two years earlier may not need to re register. R McCHARLES, County Clerk. First publication Sept 16, 1922, Last publication Oct 14, 1923.
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R. McCharles
Notice to Owners of Livestock in Eureka County
Complaint to the Eureka County Board cites livestock being driven on public roads causing damage by rolling rocks. Any future livestock drivers must repair roads at their expense or face suit for damages per sections 3022 3023 of Volume 1 as amended. Burts Nevada June 5 1992.
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Board of County Commissioners
Eureka County
Burets
Nevada
Legal Blanks For Sale At The Sentinel Office
Legal blanks for sale at the Sentinel office. Readers may purchase standard legal forms and templates for notices contracts and filings as listed by the newspaper. Prices and formats vary by form type and necessity.
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