Honor conferred on former Eureka priest
A Salt Lake Tribune item notes Rev. J. J. McNally, long associated with St. Ann's church, received the high office of chancellor of the Salt Lake diocese last Friday. The role includes maintaining official records, documenting events with places and dates, and serving as historian as well as chancellor. McNally trained for priesthood in England, Ireland, Germany, and Rome where he was ordained, and has spent the past decade in Utah earning esteem.
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The
Salt Lake Tribune
J. J. McNally
St. Ann’s Church
Ealt Lake
Father McNally
England
Ireland
Germany
Rome
Salt Lake
Tax roll changes and exemptions in Eureka County
The State Board of Equalization notified County Auditor Edgar Earber of changes to the Eureka County tax roll. The Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Eureka saw its assessment cut from 28 580 to 20. Thirty three Cortes Silver Mines Company mining claims were stricken from the roll after affidavits claimed exemption.
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State Board of Equalization
Hes
Edgar Earber
Eureka
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of
Cortes Silver Mines Company
Giants Win World Series Game at Polo Grounds
The 1922 World Series opener at the Polo Grounds in New York saw the Giants defeat the Yankees 3 to 2 in a tight contest. Thursday’s game ended 3 to 3 after nine innings, as darkness halted play with the score tied, and the Sentinel lacked today's result at press time.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Giants
Yankees
Sentinel
Catholic Church Mass and Sunday School Notice
There will be mass at the Catholic Church next Sunday at 6 30 and 10 o clock a m The members of the Sunday School are requested to receive at 8 30 mass P F Kennedy Three Eureka grade teachers Miss Della Richelberger Miss Katie Tambini and Miss Pearl McNaughton returned today from Reno where they attended the State Teachers Institute
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P. F. Kennedy
Eureka
Della Richelberger
Katie Tambini
Pearl McNaughton
Eurepa
Reno
State Teachers’ Institute
Sabotage Arrest Reported at Tonopah Mine
Emil Somers was arrested Tuesday on a Tonopah Belmont Development Company complaint for sabotage. The charge cites drilling holes in the hanging wall of a drift instead of the face, in very heavy ground, triggering a serious cave and prompting an investigation into the incidents.
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Tonopah Times
Emil Somers
Tonopah Belmont Development Company
Bomers
After Dinner Stories in Nevada Myth of Distance
An Englishman visits a friend in Nevada and learns a mountain appears 25 miles away due to rarefied air. On return trip he questions life choices, while a woman explains she keeps her husband in a stuffy hotel each summer to appreciate how she keeps house.
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Nevada
Tom
Bostom Transcript
Nevada’s New Era of Intensive Farming Takes Hold
A transformative shift in Nevada agriculture moves from traditional ranching to intensive farming. Fosstering in Fernley Fal Jon and Mason Valley, crops like cantaloupe, celery, onions, potatoes, tomatoes, and nuts rise alongside dairy cattle and poultry. Southern Nevada leads with early fruits, vegetables, and dual harvests as Walnut groves and English walnuts expand. The Southwestern Nevada Walnut Growers Inc drives a statewide push toward higher-value crops and expanded land use, signaling a bright, diversified future for Nevada agriculture.
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Nevada
California
Asters
Middle Western
Fernley
Fal Jon
Mason Valley
Walker River
Las Vegas
Mineral County
Morgan Ranch
Southwestern
Walnut Growers, Incorporated
East Walker River
Quirky Clippings From a Paltry Patchwork Page
A collage of trivia notes mentions a Minnesota visitor to St Paul, languages in Brazil, antique markets in Egypt, an uncommon skin disease, the Majesty ship size, quail diets, gold hoarding in England, a Sir Walter Scott desk sale, Indian fashion on huckleberry pickers, white berries on a Pennsylvania bush, a papal car gift, unbreakable glass, dyed wood products, pale Yellowstone and U S park history, and a giant Chicago camera with a 12 inch lens.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
Aimee
Patra
Brazil
Egypt
Majestic
England
New York
Intervala
Walter Scott
Walter Scott of
Abbotsford
Cascade Mountains
Pope Pius
Hanical Automobile
Milan
Vatican
Dresden
Germany
America
Congress
Wyoming
Yellowstone Park
United States
Nevada’s Crop Potential Spurs Agricultural Empire Outlook
The text envisions a shift from ranching to high-profit crops in Nevada. It asserts desert valleys could become farm empires as crop potential becomes widely known, foreseeing a state of real agricultural greatness and substantial per-acre profits.
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Nevada
Nevada News Roundup Highlights and Local Notices
A Virginia City boy loses 300 saved for family, while Nevada State University raises objections to out of state enrollments due to space limits. Local fire case against Creiner, Hesson and Keyser dismissed for lack of cause after ranger notes unresolved blaze. Senator Cameron to speak in Reno as part of Republican campaign.
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Virginia City
California
Walter B. Clark
Nevada State University
Wehoole
Nevada
United States
Ralph H. Cameron
Arizona
Reno
Cameron
J. ©. Creiner
A. W. Hesson
Harry Keyser
Biko
Forest Service
Pigs Raised on Balanced Ration Improve Litters in Kansas Save the Pig Campaign
In a Kansas extension effort, 263 sows on 29 farms fed a balanced corn plus protein supplement farrowed 2,169 pigs, averaging 10 per litter and 1,713 weaned. On 11 farms, 166 sows fed corn alone farrowed 1,194 pigs, averaging 7 per litter and 1,645 weaned.
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Kansas
United States Department of Agriculture
Leach Resigns as Southern Pacific Agent at Palisade
Grover C. Leach who has served as the Southern Pacific agent at Palisade for the past year resigned and departed Sunday with his family for California leaving behind unspecified duties and arrangements for his successor local sources report.
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California
Grover C. Leach
Southern Pacific
Palisade
Annual Meeting Notice of Monitor Grazing Association
The Monitor Grazing Association will hold its annual meeting at 1 p m on October 19 1922 in Bel mont Nevada. The gathering aims to elect officers and Advisory Board members for the coming year and discuss range allotments temporary permits and related matters for grazing permittees. Presence or proxy representation is requested. John C Potts president.
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Monitor Grazing Association
Belmont
Nevada
John C. Potts
Tolyabe Wool Growers Association Annual Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the Tolyabe Wool Growers Association will be held at 1 p m on October 31 1922 at the Courthouse Austin Nevada for electing officers and members of the Advisory Board for the ensuing year. John Hichison president.
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Tolyabe Wool Growers Association
Austin
Nevada
John Hichison
Tolyabe Wool Growers’ Association
Ownership Statement for Eureka Sentinel 1922
Statement of the Ownership Management and Aft for the Eureka Sentinel weekly at Eureka Nevada. Editor EB A Skillman Eureka Nevada Business Manager E A Skillman Eureka Nevada Publisher E A Skillman Eureka Nevada Owner Sarah Skillman Eureka Nevada Bondholders none. Signed BE A Skillman Publisher sworn before me October 1 1922 Notary Public Bits Skillman commission expires March 1 19.
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Eureka Sentinel
Eureka
Nevada
Bits Skillman
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Catholic Church Notice
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A. J. Maestretti
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Lander Country
Hiram S. Kitchen
Eureka County
Mabel K. Young
Clarence Johnson
Martin Mahoney
R. J. Reid
Peter Merialdo
D. A. Dees
James A. Rattazzi
G .A. Fletcher
Fred Bartine
H. M. Burdick
James D. Morrison
Mike Donnelly
Poy
Stanley Fine
Pop
WM. H. Brennen
Board OF Education
W. M. Clute
Edgar Eather
W. J. Hooper
James P. Whitmore
A. P. Ten Woord
Morris H. Joseph
Justice OF the Peace
Eureka Township
Eureka Const
George F. Ebert
Constable Eureka Township
James F. Delaney
Constable
William E. Taylor
Eureka Cousy
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Eureka, Nevada
Federal Reserve Bank District No
Schneider Drug Store
W. H. Brennen
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