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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1914
Page
4
The New York World urges a nationwide export embargo on grain and provisions to thwart profiteering and war-driven speculation. It argues the move would aid American families, curb famine risks, and pressure belligerents toward peace while keeping the United States fed.
A brief notice invites readers to subscribe to the Sentinel and mentions a list of rectified vessels or items. The fragmentary text suggests a catalog-like segment or subscription drive linked to maritime or inventory records.
A fragmented input mentions LEOSARD, Seow, Surete events, and Requetry Agent with unclear terminology. No coherent story or identifiable individuals, places, or dates emerge to summarize into a full news item.
Voter registry issues surface in Palisade Precinct No 5-For 114 as registry agent reports errors and dates for the election. Officials note a clerical mix up with file dates and address corrections, warning of potential delays.
Fragmentary register of voters for Mineral Hill Precinct No 6 1914 includes names such as Braffey McLeod Deria mua Grutey T A Deawed verran Pui Pinsoms A Fines Joe Piamaser BL Gubert Porter Allert Buce Bart Kearns Trembesh Wom Muck Wide Tasch LS Weber and Peal. notes show indus agent Wiceral Hill project So 6 incomplete and unclear due to scan errors
A transient roster lists Megisterea Vacvere for Alpha Precinct No 7 in 1914. The document itemizes names and roles tied to municipal elections and local governance during that period.
Eureka County Nevada publishes notice of primary elections listing state and district offices including superintendent of public instruction, state printing, supreme court clerk, board of regents and various county and township posts. The notice cites official sources dated June 11 1914 with first publication June 28 1914. The Nevada crop report notes 12000 acres of Irish potatoes and 1310000 bushels expected, price around 5.0 cents per bushel. The national figures show 3708000 acres planted and 360614000 bushels produced, above five year average by about 4100000 bushels. Last year’s production 331525000 bushels on 3468000 acres sold for $227913000. Huerta’s Europe trip context included.
Notice to Felix Rice and J D Maines that coowners expended funds in 1913 on the Hoanestake and Male lode and Fairview lode claims in White Pine County Nevada. It warns that failure to pay their shares by the 90 day deadline may result in forfeiture to the coowners who funded the labor and improvements.
Astosio Toososi of Eureka Nevada warns that any person interfering with or destroying fences on the Jeennot ranch known as the Old Four-Eyed Nick Ranch five miles southeast of Eureka will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. May 28, 1914.
The notice states that taxes on the proceeds of Eureka County mines for the quarter ending June 30 1914 are due and payable to the Eureka County assessor. The law will be strictly enforced. H C McTermney, Assessor of Eureka County Nevada.
An appeal from the International Mags zine Company at 119 W. Diet St New York City seeks a liberal commission and salary to manage local business duties in the community. The offer promises interesting dignified and healthful work for a capable overseer.
Water notice for an application to appropriate public waters of Nevate in 1914. Describes starting at Forest Service Monument and a series of bearings and distances to convey water to unwatered lands for irrigation and domestic use. Signed by W. M. Kearney, state official. Publication dates June 27 and July 25, 1914.
Flore Dan Magee of Beowawe Eureka County Nevada filed in the U S Land Office Carson City an application to enter under sections 2306 and 207 the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section 20 township 28 north range 49 east M D M for a land claim. Anyone adversely affected or opposing the mineral character of the land must file an affidavit of protest by December 1 with Register Lott J. Combs.
A comparison notes the American army worm as an infinitesimal pest when placed against the larger threat of the European war bug, underscoring scale in agricultural concerns.
State of Nevada declares an application for permission to appropriate public waters from Boulder Creek in Nye County. Application No 3038 seeks a ditch to convey 5 cubic feet per second for irrigation and domestic use, with water not to be returned to the stream. State Engineer M Kearney signs. notice published September 1914 and October 3, 1914.
Kate A Win cell of Palinade Eureka County Nevada filed for water rights under Sections 205 and 211 U S Th and land described as SW of Sec 31 and NW of Sec 31 Township 2 R 2 M containing 90 acres. Objections to the mineral character or other reasons must be filed by October 10 with the register J E Hennis first published August 29 1914 last published September 26 1913.
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