Local Brevities From Eureka Sept 14 1919
Local notes from Eureka describe citizenship papers granted, residents returning from trips, and various community happenings. Mentions include H Littlefair, Romano Jr, W J Hooper, Anna Lucey teaching near Tonkin, Mrs Gilkey's family visit, a special train from Palisade bringing mail, war news, and plans for Fourth of July events. Reports of rain near Palisade, a rabid fox near the railroad depot, and Robert Laird shooting a rabid fox with a rifle.
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Littlefair
District Court
Romano Jr
Ely
W. J. Hooper
State Board Equalization
Anna Lucey
J. W. Hi
Tonkin
W. R. Gilkey
Rmother and Brothers
Sevilla
Grace Yost Dies in California Home at Eureka Kin
Grace Yost eldest daughter of Paul Yost formerly of Eureka died at the family home in Oakland California after heart trouble and rheumatism. Survived by mother sister two brothers and grandfather. Family moved from Eureka to California years ago and kept in touch with friends.
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Grace Yost
Paul Yost
Eureka It
Oakland
Caliia
Yost
Eureka
California
U. G
Abn
Hureka
Commissioners Inspect Primary Vote Totals in September Meeting
At an adjourned session on September 7 the County Board canvassed the September 3 primary results. Lamb 37 and Roberts 82 for U S Senator. Kearney 38 and Oddie 82 for Governor. Bartine 21 Evans 31 Finch 30 for Representative in Congress. Boyle 58 Luce 4 Pickett 4 Thatcher 17 for Governor Democrats. Cole 54 Wildes 133 for State Controller. Deady 59 Dunn 1 for Surveyor General. Fowler 36 McKnight 47 for Attorney General. The Board approved election bills. list published in another column of today's Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
United States
Walter C. Lamb
BE. Roberts
W. M. Kearney
Tasker L. Oddie
Congress
H. F. Bartine
Charles R. Evans
James D. Finch
Emmet D. Boyle
Ben D. Luce
Samuel M. Pickett
George B. Thatcher
George A. Cole
Grace M. Wildes
Democrats
Charles L. Deady
John H. Dunn
Leonard B. Fowler
William McKnight
Eureka County Seeks Bond Drive on September 28
The county plans a major Liberty Bond drive starting Saturday September 28 to back the war effort. County residents are urged to attend in Eureka for a sending of funds or submit subscriptions via precinct chairs or to Eureka, with installments available and details to be announced by the SENTINEL before the 21st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
County Council of Defense
Eureka County
Berlin
Sentinel
Nevada
Hureka
Unclaimed Letters at Eur Reka Nevada Post Office
List of unclaimed correspondence remaining in the Eur Reca Nevada post office includes names Mrs H Etodaire Bernardo Merlo Trospmaria Onandia Josie A Woods Laura Hobgh and others. Laura Hobgh serves as postmaster.
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Eurreka
Nevada
H. Etodaire Bernardo Merlo Trospmaria Onandia
Josie A, Woods
Laura Hobgh
Eureka County High School Elects Student Officers
Eureka County High School Students Association met to elect officers for the term. Elected: President Margaret Kitchen, Vice President Peter Breen, Secretary Fanny Gibson, Treasurer Dorothy Goss, Sergeant-at-Arms Annie Porch, Reporter Edward Skillman. Booster editor Clotilde Biale and business manager Velma Reynolds named. War Savings Society planned with Margaret Kitchen president and Addie Merialdo secretary. Two 40 minute physical exercise periods weekly. girls playing basketball and boys baseball commence.
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Eureka County High School Students Association
Margaret Kitchen
Peter Breen
Fanny Gibson
Dorothy Goss
Annie Porch
Edward Skillman
Clotilde Biale
Velma Reynolds
War Savings Society
Addie Merialdo
Judson Hooper
Robert Laird
The Reward of the Faithless at Moving Pictures
On Sunday September 15 a five reel feature The Reward of the Faithless will be shown. A tale of a young girl from St. Petersburg who is befriended by a benefactress and plots with the husband to kill the wife for wealth, then pays the price when fate intervenes. A comic reel The White Turkey follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Katerina Viasoff
Wilson
Blue Devils
Baker
England
Kaiser
Charles Mulhal
Finley
Screen Magazine
Eureka County Men Register for Army Service
A steady stream of men aged 18 to 45 appeared before the Eureka Registration Board on Thursday to enlist for army duty. In all 265 men registered across Eureka County with registrars reporting Eureka 117 Palisade 42 Three Bar 7 Prospect 4 Ruby Hill 4 Beowawe 65 Mineral Hill 17 Diamond Valley 6 Diamond Peak 4.
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Eureka
Eureka County
Palisade
Three Bar
Prospect
Ruby Hill
Beowawe
Mineral Hill
Diamond Valley
Diamond Peak
Miner Fights Skunk in Grano Tunnel Incident
One morning last week in the Grano tunnel of the Hope Consolidated mine on Ruby Gill, Bill Eathorne encountered what he thought a new kind of rat. He struck it with a drill and afterward realized his mistake, as he suffered a painful bite and vowed he would never strike another skunk in a tunnel.
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Hope Con
Ruby Gill
Bill Eathorne
N & Dam
Bill
Saval killed in auto accident near Elko
John Saval a prominent Nevada Basque sheepman from Grass Valley was killed when his roadster hit a dust hole in Pine Valley Eu reka County. He died en route to Palisade after being thrown from the car. Survived by wife and two brothers Joe Laval Elko and Guy Laval White Pine County. He was 47.
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Elko Prep Press
John Saval
Nevada
Elko County
Grass Valley
Lander County
Elko
Pine Valley
Eureka County
Palisade
Carlin
Bielur
Laval
Grass Valley Ranch
Mr. Saval
Mr. Laval
Joe Laval
Guy Laval
White Pine County
Class One In New Registration
General Crowder announces that men aged 32 to 36 and those aged 19 to 20 will be called first under the new registration. The September calls will exhaust Class 1 and questionnaires will be mailed after registration. All states will report totals to Washington on the 16th and serial-number assignment will begin.
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Washington
General Crowder
Tonopah Couple Married by Justice of Peace in Tonopah
Livie Cardelli of Tonopah and Miss Marie Genoli resident of Goldfield were married this morning by Justice of the Peace Marvin Arnold in the justice court room. Both have resided in Tonopah.
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Tonopah
Goldfield Tribune
Livie Cardelli
Marie Genoli
Goldfield
Justice of the Peace
Marvin Arnold
Justice Court
Ford halts car production to focus on government work
Detroit September 9 production of motor cars by the Ford Motor Company has been suspended entirely. The company announced the move will enable full use of its facilities for government work and related contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Care
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Eureka Red Cross Chapters Appoints Local Committees
Eureka Chapter A R C of the Red Cross held a Thursday evening meeting in the workroom appointing several committees. Home Service includes W R Reynolds Kate Harris Mary Burdick Edna Plummer Clotilde Bile. Development lists Sophia Zadow Edna Plummer Ada Rattazzi. Chapter Production Albertine Burdick Anna McBride Fanny Gibson. Supplies Pearl Hill Laura Biale Eureka Kopp. Chapter School N P Morgan. Publicity Etta Skillman. No work schedule was set due to prior Pacific Division allotments, but materials and outlines are being prepared for local Red Cross workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
A. R.C
Home Service Committee
W. R. Reynolds
Kate Harris
Mary Burdick
Edna Plummer
Clotilde Bile
Sophia Zadow
Ada Rattazzi
Albertine Burdick
Anna McBride
Fanny Gibson
Pearl Hill
Laura Biale
Eureka Kopp
N. P. Morgan
Etta Skillman
Pacific Division
Red Cross
Ore Shipments To Smelters In Past Two Weeks
Ore shipments to Utah smelters reported for the last two weeks include Eighteen carloads by the Richmond Eureka Company, two carloads by John Borgnn from Prospect Mountain, and three carloads by the White Pine Lead Company from Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Richmond-Eureka Company
John Borgnn
Prospect Mountain
White Pine Lead Company
Hamilton
Return to Old Time Ends Seasonal Change Plan
The Interstate Commerce Commission announces a return to standard time at 20 o'clock on the last Sunday in October with all railway schedules set back one hour. Clocks will then spring forward again by one hour on the last Sunday in March under daylight saving rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Former Resident Mrs Hagar Resumes Park City Teaching
Mrs Gertrude Hagar resumes duties as a teacher in Park City Utah schools after a summer visit with relatives in Minnesota.
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Gertrude Hagar
Park City
Utah
Minnesota
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Bina Covert Plummer
Eureka County Council of
Desert
State Council
John Repetto
Uncle Sam
Jay
San Francisco
Stason
Eureks
Lementington
Ube
Board
Today’s Sentinel
John
Saval
Blackburn Station
LOCAL
RED Cross News
Eureka Cash Store
N. J. Brossemer
Spring Street
War Economy Board
National Council of Defense
Abebaleati
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