New World Map Project Aims For One To One Million Scale
A proposed international program will produce a uniform one to one million map of the world. Each nation will chart its territories and waters, using 1642 sections and a lettered grid from A to V. The American interior map unit will cover eight by four degrees, with circular polar segments.
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Geological Survey of the
United States Interior Department
Argonaut Mine Fire Halts Body Search Tragedy
In Jackson California on October 6, the search for William Fessel, one of forty seven trapped Argonaut miners who died, was paused as a new fire broke out in the Argonaut shaft. Fire spread after a bulkhead was removed. Gas flooding blocks entry and water rises to the 4600 foot level hindering rescue efforts.
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Jackson
Cal
William Fessel
Argonaut
Light Attracts Ant From Child Ear In Elko
A light held deep into a crying infant ear drew an ant out, relieving head pain and avoiding surgery. The child was brought from a road camp to a physician in Elko after the mother suspected an insect in the ear. The curious remedy worked promptly.
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Elko
Proper Method Of Salting Cattle Findings
A Wisconsin University study concludes cattle need about two pounds of salt per hand per month to maintain health. Adequate salting boosts appetite and gains. salt deprivation causes scour, loss of condition, and potential cow collapse. Calving after salt deprivation is often fatal, and depleted cows may crave excess salt for months after. Chlorine is the key element stock require, affecting salting in alkali regions. Alfred Tressider, 14, was killed in Tonopah when his bicycle collided with a car driven by Tony Brackett of Manhattan. Brackett was cleared of blame.
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University of Wisconsin Experimental Station
University of Wisconsin
Alfred Tressider
Tonopah
Main Street
Florence Avenue
Tony Brackett
Manhattan
Brackett
Soybean seed industry expands in United States
The soybean, once a novelty, has become a major U S crop with seed production rising beyond planting demand. Mills in Indiana and Illinois plan to use large volumes as the oil and meal become valuable for soups paints lard and substitutes. The oil and cake meet growing markets while motion pictures on manufacture are to be shown in world trading centers.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Corn
Ailinots
Indiare
Hindle
United States Department of Commerce
Forest funds paid to Nevada for schools highways roads
National forest revenues totaling 19867.84 are allotted to Nevada from grazing permits and related sources. Of this amount 14191.31 is designated for schools and highways and 5676.52 for roads and trails within the national forests in the state.
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Nevada
Forestry Service
Milk for Sale at Home Delivery on South Main Street
Local notice offers first class milk mix for sale from a home on South Main Street and delivery to patrons in Hureka who want it left at their homes. Seller identifies as MES Lena Tou.
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South Main Street
Hureka
Lena Tou
Bond Issue For County High School Vote Set
Eureka County voters will decide on November 7 1922 on bonds totaling 990.01 to buy a site and build a high school with a dormitory and equipment. Bonds bear six percent interest repayable within twenty years. County Clerk R McCHARLES notes publications from Sept 16 1922 to Nov 4 1923.
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Eureka County
Burish
Trom . A
Nevada
R. McCharles
Notice of General Election Registration Closure 1922
County Clerk R McCharles announces registration for the November 7 1922 general election closes October 17 1922. Electors must register to vote and may register at the County Clerk or a Deputy Registrar per law. Those registered and voting two years ago may not need to re register under Section 17 election laws. First published September 16 1922 last October 14 1922.
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R. McCharles
Notice to Owners of Livestock in Eureka County Nevada
Complaint to the Board of County Commissioners states stock damaged public roads by rolling rocks. Drivers must repair roads at their expense or face payment for repairs as per 3022-8023. R. J. Reid, Chairman, Eureka County Commissioners, June 6 1922.
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Board of County Commissioners
Eureka County
R. J. Reid
Eureka
Nevada
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A. J. Maestretti
Eureka and
Lander Counties
Ms. Kitchendent
Mabel K. Young
WeRk
Larence Johnson
Martin Mahoney
Peter Merialdo
D. A. Dees
James A. Rattazzi
G .A. Fletcher
Fred Bartine
H. M. Burdick
James D. Morrison
Mike Donnelly
Stanley Fine
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
Fureka Township
George F. Ebert
Constable
Eureka Township
James F. Delaney
William E. Taylor
Eureka, Nevada
Federal Reserve Bank District No
R.C. Kelley
J. B. Rebaleati
Kelley & Rebaleati Garage and Repair Shop
Goodyear
Michelin Tires
THE
Eureka Hotel
Edward Herrera
Main and
Clark Streets
Warcka
Novads
Angle Sam
Ation
Schneider Drug Store
W. H. Brennen
Ford
Eureka Garage
W. H. Russell
Silver State Chemical Company
Winnemucca
P. O
Verdi Lumber Company
Elko, Nevada
Elko Light Machinery
Adolph Biancani
Commercial
St. P. O
R. H. Officer & CO
West Temple
Salt Lake City
Tresnor