Nevada Rabbits Roil Elko County Farms Amid Sparse News
Reports from Elko County note rabbits burdening farmers in the hills and valleys. Sparks Women’s Civic League petitions to close Sparks saloons at midnight. council ignores request. Bert Ferrel sentenced to one to fourteen years for forging checks after pleading guilty. Ray D. Harris resigns Goldfield News editor post to head Kingman Chamber of Commerce Arizona. Elko Free Press covers a $250 Edison phonograph for grammar school, paid by entertainments. White Pine County probes tax sale properties, discards valueless lots for public sale. Fred Lovelock, long-time Nevadan, dies in Tonopah en route from Luning. Oroville founder namesake towns noted. Summit snow shed fire cost $165,000. sixteenth freight cars lost. charred remains found in origin car.
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Elko County
Women’s Civic League of
Sparks
Ducker
Humbolt County
Bert Ferrel
Ferrel
Ray D. Harris
Goldfield News and Tribune
Kingman Chamber of Commerce
Kingman
Ariz
Tribune
Elko Free Press
Grammar School
Board of Commissioners of
White Pine County
Jurich
Fred Lovelock
Tonopah
Luning
Oroville
California
Lovelock
Nevada
Southern Pacific Company
Overland
Dyer
Bulldozing The School Teachers In Elko Institute
Two weeks from today about one hundred guests will attend the district school teachers institute in Elko. The superintendent is sure of the attendance as the law compels teachers to attend and cancels certificates if absent. No excuses are allowed.
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Elko
Elko Free Press
Scarcity of Ships Follows Record New York Exports
A huge export surge drains ships from New York and eastern ports. September exports reached 163 million dollars, more than double the 62 million reported in the same month last year, forcing use of all available vessels, many of them barely seaworthy.
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New York
King George III Injured in France Front Troop Review
The Sentinel reports a London dispatch stating King George left England for France to view colonial troops with General Joffre. During the review the king was thrown when his horse reared at cheering. Initial reports said injuries were not serious with favorable condition later noted. temperature 99.2 and pulse 75.
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Sentinel
Palisade
London
George
England
France
Western
Joffre
Rich agricultural district in Clark County praised by U S marshal
U S Marshal A B Gray returned from Overton and St Thomas Nevada and spoke of Clark County as one of the richest agricultural areas. He cited alfalfa, cantaloupes, sugar cane, corn, sweet potatoes, peanuts, peaches, pears, pomegranates and six grape varieties with rapid vegetation. He noted small voter count and large land holdings with limited cultivation and minimal political activity beyond a hotel anecdote.
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Reno Gazette
United States
A. B. Gray
Overton
St. Thomas
Clark County
Nevada
Earthquake Shrinks Water Supply Near Copper Flat
The Adams-McGill Company drilled a water well on its sheep range near Copper Flat to water stock. A strong vein was found at 65 feet, supplying 500 sheep daily. After the October 2 earthquake the well dried up as water diverted to another subterranean channel.
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Adams-McGill Company
Copper Flat
Ely
Newlands backs tax on incomes over two thousand
Senator Francis G. Newlands at the Palace hotel in San Francisco tells the Examiner he favors taxing all incomes above 2000 dollars per year. He says the move would raise national revenue from 65 million to 76 million dollars annually.
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Francis G. Newlands
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
The
Examiner
New Springs Form After Earthquake Hit Nevada Region
State Engineer Willian Kearney reports dozens of new springs across Humboldt Lander and Eureka counties from Kennedy to Eureka after the quake. New water sources appear where moisture was absent and existing springs show increased flow due to deep subterranean fissures. One applicant cites a spring flowing 40 inches. Southeast of Golconda, hot springs dried up, while nearby fissures opened delivering a large cold water spring.
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Humboldt
Lander
Eureka
Kennedy
Willian Kearney
Golconda
Notice to Creditors for George C. Young Estate
The Third Judicial District Court of Nevada Kureks County appoints K A Laird as administrator of the George C Young estate. Creditors must file claims with vouchers with the court within forty days of the first publication dated October 30 1915. First publication October 30 1915. last publication November 20 1915.
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Third Judicial District Court
State of
Nevada
Kureks
George C. Young
Thie Court
Karaka
K. A, Laird
Metropolis Townsite Sold For 200000 In Elko County
W Prescott Scott of San Francisco bought Metropolis townsite near Wells Elko County from J P Raine receiver and Metropolis Improvement for 200000 including a 90000 hotel 20000 acres irrigable land and 9000 acres railroad land. The project started five years ago with dam irrigation ditches a schoolhouse and sidewalks.
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Metropolis
J. P. Raine
Pacific Reclamation Company
Metropolis Improvement Company
W. Prescott Scott
San Franciso
Wells
Elko County
Humbolt River
Burnt Creek
California to add military instruction in public high schools
The State Board of Education announces that California will require military instruction as part of the public high school course of study, integrating it into the state education framework. The move expands curriculum offerings and aims to enhance civic and national service awareness.
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California
State Board of Education
Nevada Executor Notice for Bart Cerntti Estate
The Third Judicial Court of Nevada in Eureka County approves Philip Paront as Executor of the Bart Cerntti estate. Creditors must file claims with vouchers in the Eureka Clerk’s office within three months from first publication. Dated Eureka Nevada October 28 1915. Last publication November 27 1915.
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Nevada
Aureka
Bart Cerntti
Sid County
Margainat
Fureka
Philip Paront
Sation
General Draying and Hauling Services Ad
Draying and hauling offered at reasonable rates. Wood coal and hay for sale in large or small quantities with delivery in Eureka and surrounding areas. Leave orders at the Mall on Main Street in Eureka.
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Eureka
California Delegation Presents Gold and Orange Blossoms
A California delegation presented President Wilson with a small bar of California gold to craft a wedding ring. They also gifted Mrs. Galt a quantity of California orange blossoms.
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California
Wilson
Cash Sale Notice From SznTmNEl Office
Legal blanks for sale at the SznTmNEl office. Sale includes standard forms and filing papers. Purchase secures needed documents for public transactions and record keeping.
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Szntmnel
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Eureka Sentinel
HA. Seillman
State News
Engand
Marshal Gray
Temblor
Ted
Metropolis Townsite
P. Scott
Ford Automobiles
Goodyear
Eureka Garage and Supply CO
Draying
Rudolph Zadow
Standard Oil Company
Hurhka Cash Store
Veguerie
J. B. Biale
Giant Powder Co. Consolidated
Eureka Dry Goods Cash Store
Victok
F. Kopp
Goois
North Main Street
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