Palisade Sentinel items mix travel notices and events
The Palisade Sentinel reports Thomas Dixon returning from a business trip to Biko and multiple travelers, including Nelson Toft and Victor Venturino, back from trips to California and Napa. It notes a Balloting batch printed for the general election, a Halloween Masquerade Ball, a mining visit by F. Torpey, and local weather impacts. Also mentioned are appendicitis surgery for Granville A. Fletcher, Mrs. Mor ticon’s improving health, and a train engine mishap near Palisade.
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Thomas Dixon
Biko
Taaue
Nelson Toft
California
Victor Venturino
Friduy
Napa
Palieade
Sentinel
BR. H. Omicer & Co
Salt Lake City
Sennel
F. T. Torpey
Gam Consolidated Mining Company Jott
Entinel
McChanies
Quillich
Prowpect
Fresno
Granville A. Fletcher
W. H. Brennen
Misa Eileen Morticon
San Francisco
Palisade
Bucka
Eather & Pluvinte
Ruby Hill Avenue
Episcopal
New Pavilion
Presidential poll shows Harding ahead in six key states
The Grey Instalment poll of 600,000 voters in New York New Jersey Ohio Indiana Minnesota and California suggests Harding leads Cox three to one there and carries 140 electoral votes. The piece notes party strains over the League of Nations, shifts in support, and a rise in Socialist votes in several states.
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Harding
Cox
Literary Digest
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Indiana
Minnots
California
Hughes
Wilson
Henry Watterson
New York Evening Post
Post
Illinois
West Virginia
League of Nations
The
New York Times
Ind. Dem
Tiinois
Missouri
Kentucky
Indianapolis
Carter Field
Tribune
New York Globe
New England
Pennsylvania
Delaware
West
Middle West
Ilinois
W. W. Cox
Socialist-Labor Party
Robert C. Macauley
Christensen
League
Hiram Johnson
Conference on Flotation Milling Attracts Mining Leaders
Interest soars as American Mining Congress plans Denver conference for November to probe alleged FTC challenged trust practices in flotation. About 1500 mining firms invited amid lawsuits and royalties. leaders argue for regulatory inquiry and contract reform. Also reported draft evaders numbered 183,738 with cases processed by July 15.
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Great Trust
Minerals Separation, Ltd
American Mining Congress
Denver
America
Federal Trade Commission
George B. Collins
Colorado
Philip Argall
T. A. Rickard
Mining & Sclentife Press
San Francisco
K. E. Paxton
Engels Copper Company
California
J.W. Callow
Salt Lake
Washington
War Department
Lentner’s device taps atmospheric electricity for power
Rome reports Gustave Lentner, an Italian inventor, has developed a system that draws dynamic current from atmospheric static electricity. The simple setup uses a tall aluminum collector on a post, connected to a transformer, with radioactive substances driving an unexplained reaction. Lentner awaits continued government support to advance the technology to ease Italy’s coal shortage amid strikes and limited imports.
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Rome
Gustave Lentner
Lentner
Italy
England
Potts Announces Birth in Reno Family News
At Reno Nevada on October 13 1920 a son was born to the wife of George A Potts formerly Miss Anna Lucoy.
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Reno
Nevada
George A. Potts
Anna Lucoy
Santa Fe Gains Control of Nevada Rail Lines
Tonopah & Tidewater has purchased Central Bullfrog Goldfeld railroad, giving 75 miles of southbound track from Goldfield into Beatty and joint operations with Santa Fe at Ludlow Cal. R C Baker of Pacific Coast Borax and T T Rail president named Central Bullfrog Mine president. NY capitalists sold stake after six months, threatening to abandon service.
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Nevada
Salt Lake Railroad
Santa Fe
Tonopah
Tonopah & Tidewater Road
Central Bullfrog-Goldfeld Railroad
Tonopah & Tidewater
Goldfield
Salt Lake
Beatty
Ludlow
Cal
R. C. Baker
Pacific Coast Borax Company
Alan
Tonopah & Tidewater Railroad
Central Bullfrog
New York
Clark County Review
Plan to Reinstate Wool Draws Montana Growers Support
Nevada Livestock Association reports Montana wool producers organize to rescue business from manufacturers, jobbers, and speculators. They aim to contract with independent mills to produce virgin wool cloth and perhaps blankets, selling direct to consumers. The effort seeks to prove virgin cloth superiority over cloth with shoddy. National Wool Growers Association backs the plan with potential market organization. Professor C. M. Arnett promotes it from the University of Montana.
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Reno
Nevada Livestock Association
Montana
Journal
National Wool Growers’ Association
National Association
C. M. Arnett
Agricultural Department
University of Montana
United States Smelting Buys Valuable Mexican Property
The United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Companys Mexican subsidiary, Companya de Real del Montey Pachuca, has purchased Arevalo properties in Mexico for about 1 250 000. The move expands activity beyond Pachuca, hints at a new camp six miles from Pachuca, and plans a tramway to connect camps so ore feeds Pachuca mills.
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Companya de Real del Montey Pachuca
United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Company
Arevalo
Mexico
United States
Pachuca
Boston News Bureau
Trapper Madison Harves t Coyotes On Vast Nevada Line
The Pioche Record reports Martin Madison operating a 100 mile trapping line from Big Springs near Atlanta through Wells Miller canyon Camp valley Eagle valley Row valley Hound valley Homtite below Pioche Eight mile ranch Dry farm Adants back to Big Springs. He uses secret baited traps to lure coyotes then kills with a heart blow. In a recent round he trapped 30 coyotes four bobcats two gray swift foxes and a badger with traps checked every other day by a fast automobile.
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Martin Madison
Big Springs
Atlanta
Wells
Miller Canyon
Camp Valley
Iagle Valley
Row Valley
Hound Valley
Homtite
Pioche
Eight Mile Ranch
Dry Farm
Atdants
Madison
Thimas
Price of lead cut at Ameri can Smelting and Refining Co
New York reports lead is now priced at 7 cents per pound after a reduction from 7 1/2 cents. The article notes wartime Graves of 50,000 French soldiers are cited, salaries and recruit training details appear. New York State has 945 American Legion posts and 73,000 paid up members. The U S Army general staff is limited to 88 officers under a new law. A buggy is offered for sale at the Sentinel office.
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New York
American Smelting and Refining Company
United States Navy
New York State
American Legion
United States Army
Nevada Mining Station Sparks Legislative Momentum
A new precious metal station of the Bureau of Mines opened in Nevada after Senator Henderson pressed the case for over two years. The station, formerly in Colorado, was transferred to Nevada following arguments that prevailed. Advertisement by Democratic State Central Committee chairman C L Richards.
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Henderson
Senate
Department of the Interior
Nevada
Bureau of Mines
Colorado
Democratic State Central Committee
C. L. Richards
Tonopah Banking Corp declares dividend as thefts hit town
Nevada section news reports Tonopah Banking Corp declares a 16000 dividend or ten percent. Thieves raided Gus Puctnatit’s safe on Bike Sunday, stealing about 2000 in jewelry and cash including a 500 pearl necklace.
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Tonpab Banking Corporation
Gus Puctnatit
Nevada
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Tonopah
Metropolis
Elko County
Elko Milling Company
Riko County
The Bluff That Failed
An old lawyer recounts a practical joke at the start of his career. He feigns a phone call to impress a potential client, only to discover the visitor is from the telephone company there to install the line. The tale appears in The Argonaut column with a Sentinel subscription note.
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the Argonaut
Notice to Stop Stealing Hay on Ruby Hill Avenue
To whom it may concern this is a formal warning to any party taking hay from our barn on Ruby Hill Avenue. If they continue to trespass or appropriate our hay they will be arrested and prosecuted. Eather and Flavin.
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Ruby Hill Avenue
Eather & Flavin
A Story for Miners and Leasers
A customer submitted an assay sample with $60.00 per ton results but paid 2.50 for the assay. The sample then showed values of 1.50 per ton. The notice promotes assay services by officers in Temple Salt Lake City and offers chemists and assayers in the same location.
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BR. i
Temple Salt Lake City
Transfer of Three Rules Store Manager in Utah
Logan Utah ruler Three Rules Store chief Ernest H May, recently of Buraka, moves to Montpelier as Logan store manager his brother to take over Logan post. An Eurekan letter notes the October 14 Ely Nevada wedding of Artes Pediar to Mathew Benson with Judge A T Collins presiding. The groom’s father and bride’s mother witnessed the ceremony. The bride grew up here and is well remembered by Eurekans. The American Legion has posts outside the United States.
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Logan
Caper
Ernest H. May
Nomerly
Buraka
Three Rules
Utah
Montpelier
C. H. Collins
May
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