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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1921
Page
3
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Report from New London Connecticut describes a drawn toll bridge where motorists load passengers beyond a fee, pay for the car and one rider, and allow others to pass free. County officials say the maneuver follows the law and no penalties can be enforced.
Reports from multiple Nevada papers detail progress on a 2000 foot Topaz lake tunnel with reinforced steel and cement pours planned in two weeks. Other items note a large northern Elko County fire, Elko air mail hangar moves, school bus trucks for McGill Ruth to Ely, Yosemite tour by San Francisco and Los Angeles businessmen, Virgin River flood in Clark County, and bridge damage near Mesquite and St Thomas. Daughters note fathers wearing rubber heels.
Ford’s overhaul of the Detroit, Toledo & Ironton freight and passenger service slashes Detroit to Bainbridge travel to 10 hours with 28 stops. He doubles through freight crews, shifts private cars to the public, and boosts speed cutting material-to-dealer time from 22 to 14 days. Inventory freed exceeds 22 million dollars as lines expand new track plans toward Flat Rock Michigan and Dundee Tecumseh corridors. The gas car and pay scales replace unions with eight-hour days and monthly pay ranging from 235 to 375 dollars.
A wife files for divorce claiming her husband engaged with a stenographer during swimming sessions. The matter notes regular bathing and salt use, with the couple reportedly living in the same residence as proceedings begin.
The column reflects on man’s dominance over nature, railings about technology and war, calls for government control of ships and Muscle Shoals, praises Ford’s potential use of power, notes health and fashion insights, and critiques kings joining frontline troops versus staying safe at home.
State Controller George A. Cole directs state departments to trim spending to avoid deficiency bills and stay within legislative appropriations. He warns deficiency statutes threaten constitutional balance and vows not to issue warrants or certificates that extend beyond approved funds. Eve remark closes with a price joke.
Tex Smith and Earl Snyder were found guilty of shooting Sheriff Smith in Fallon after being captured in Caldwell Idaho for stealing the Essex roadster belonging to Verdi Lumber Company of Winnemucca. The trial began August 29 and concluded Thursday.
The Nevada Tax Commission annual report shows 10 418 automobiles registered in Nevada this year with 2503 escaping taxation due to owners failing to return or list them for assessment.
The speaker imagines a future where air travel replaces roads, with free air at gas stations and regulated flying speed. He envisions a vast 25 000 mile by 25 000 mile air highway free of obstructions, no friction except air, no road work, and warns against monopolies charging admission to the sky.
The National Woolgrowers Association ram sale opened with buyers and sellers assessing a market that has suffered since the last sale. The top bid reached 225 dollars for a Rambouillet ram bought by J. K. Madsen of Mt. Pleasant, with 210 dollars second for a Rambouillet from Butterfield Livestock Co. sold to B. D. Phillips of Deer Lodge, Montana.
Washington warned that the internal revenue bureau cautioned against using "formulas" to reduce excess profits tax. Self styled income tax experts allegedly advise clients to capitalize earnings beyond average capital and claim goodwill, with amended returns filed to close cases and harm both government and taxpayers. Joe Wilson, Humboldt County farm bureau agent, traveled to Salt Lake City to promote field pea seeds at 70 dollars per ton and advised ranchers Jungo and Ovada on the best crops for the flelé yy season.
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