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Newspaper

Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1922

Page

2

Henderson Banking Co. Ad Promises Savings Rate and Services

Henderson Banking Co offers four percent annual savings, safety deposit boxes from $3.00 yearly, drafts on major world cities, fire and life insurance, travelers checks, and Cunard Steamship tickets. It invites customers to request deposit rules.

Cunard Line Federal Reserve Banking System Issue of Busland Canada France Italy Netherlands Norway Sweden Denmark Japan Germany Federal Reserve System United States

Pirates Scouts Cite Industrial Leagues Shrinking Prospects

Pittsburgh National scouts blame industrial and semi pro baseball for a shortage of minor leaguers this season. They note players join semi pro circuits for better pay, reducing talent in Class A, while clubs pay sky high prices for any major league eyed prospect.

Pittsburg Nationals Pirate Sleutha Tom McNamara Pittsburgh

Coyote furs bring big market price rise in Nevada

The Reno Journal notes coyote fur demand surges as trims for coats and accessories boost prices. EB R Sans of Nevada’s biological survey says coyote skins fuel Paris monkey fur fashion and that eastern markets keep high prices. Sans reports last season’s catch averaged 6.11 dollars net, with this year’s expected average between 7.50 and 10 dollars as demand remains strong and trappers urged to preserve skins.

Milady Nevada Reno Journal Paris EB. R. Sans Biological Survey United States Sans

Prohibition Tale and A Booming Weevil Fact

An ex soldier turned bootlegger is caught near the Canadian border with two captives in a truck load of liquor. The driver claims a partial haul from the road ahead and the officers joke about a handcuffed suspect while search continues. The piece adds a note that seventy nine percent of US cotton last year was destroyed by boll weevils.

Prohibition Everybody's Magazine United States

Ain't Nature? Director Fumes At Rehearsal Mixup

A stage director vents anger as rehearsals stumble with a new leading lady Geraldine. The director yells that she must fend off kisses from the hero amid the megaphone’s demands. The scene captures a chaotic rehearsal and sharp reprimands.

Geraldine Mike Pennsylvania

Currant Creek Barn Burns in Gasoline Explosion

An explosion at Currant Creek destroyed Frank Callaway’s barn near Tonopah at about 4 a.m. Yesterday. A lantern ignited volatile gasoline vapors in a closed garage, triggering a blaze that consumed over 500 gallons and two steel drums flung 100 feet. A Ford belonging to Callaway’s son was also burned. no one was nearby due to a schoolhouse dance for visiting candidates.

Tonopah Frank Callaway With & Joss Son of Callaway Callaway

Tolyabe Wool Growers' Association Annual Meeting Notice

The annual meeting is scheduled for 1 p m October 31 1922 at the Courthouse Austin Nevada to elect officers and Advisory Board members for the coming year. Permittee presence or proxy representation is requested for discussion of matters of interest to grazing permittees. John Hichison President Toiyabe Wool Growers' Association.

Tolyabe Wool Growers’ Association Austin Nevada John Hichison Toiyabe Wool Growers’ Association

Notice to campers on extinguishing campfires in Eureka County

Sheriff M Mahoney warns that any person leaving a campfire burning will be prosecuted. The notice states fires destroy timber and vegetation and requires thorough extinguishment before leaving camp grounds. First publication Oct. 14, 1922.

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Reynolds & Eather Court House W. H. Brennen Office Ree Drug Store A. E. Belanger Eureka Hotel Eureka W. M. Clute Geological Clarence Johnson P. O John G. Taylor Lovelock, Nevada Henderson Banking CO Elko, Nevada Stockgrowers and Ranchers’ Bank OF Reno, Nevada Elko Paint Shop Company D. Lewis Commercial Street Elko Silver State Chemical Company Winnemucca P. O Sentimel Columbia River Oregon India Currant Creek M. Mahoney Sherif Eureka County Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co Key Pittman United States Senate John H. Miller M.A. Disein Democratic W. R. Reynolds Third Judicial District Reka and Lander Counties The First National Bank Temucca, Nevada J. Sheehan W. H. Doyle W. H. Moffat William Stock J. G. Taylor G. B. Stall
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