Potato famine in Idaho sparks calls for aid
Salt Lake Tribune reports Idaho potato producers face severe financial strain as 440 million bushels are expected nationwide. With market conditions poor across states including Utah, local leaders urge households to buy winter supplies or stock up on sacks to help the industry amid ongoing losses.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Idaho
Nampa Chamber of Commerce
United States
Department of Agriculture
Utah
Nevada stockgrower actions curb rustling progress
Inspector-Detective Ritchardson, hired by the Nevada State Board of Stock Commissioners, surveyed live stock theft conditions across the state. He reviewed laws, visited butchers, and noted two McGill cases where defendants paid costs and received suspended fines. By winter, he plans recommendations to strengthen records of carcasses and parts to reduce rustling.
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Nevada
Ritchardson
Nevada State Board of Stock Commissioners
Inez
McGill
Ateps
Feld
Nevada State and U S Commissions In Harmony
The Interstate Commerce Commission and the Public Service Commission of Nevada end their conflict over intrastate rate jurisdiction. They will align, with Nevada adopting intrastate rates that conform to the federal order. Nevada had disputed federal authority but now accepts federal provisions to eliminate intercity rate discrimination.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Public Service Commission of
Nevada
State Commission
Federal Commission
Courte
Une
Death rate trends prompt cautious view in local study
A fragmented note questions local death rates, suggesting parity with broader patterns. It mentions one death per population unit and hints at changing conditions, with unclear attribution to a researcher or timeframe.
Nevada State News Roundup From 1920s Territory Headlines
Numerous Nevada items including Death Valley Sentry leaving southern Nevada for California films, a Washoe County inmate walking from prison, rising Virginia City water demand, Goldfield Tribune fire scare, 100 Indian girls returning from San Francisco service, calls to appoint Hugh Henry Brown to the US Supreme Court, coal prices in Virginia City, county livestock and farming prizes, Churchill County farm loans totaling over 100k, Western Honey receiver, beekeeping losses, primary results in Ormaby Storay and Douglas, Fallon high school bonds approved, gymnasium funding approved, Manhattan election counts, and gypsum deposits near Gerlach with a 300-worker mill projected.
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William Doane
Washoe County
Water Company
Virginia City
News
Goldfield
Tribune
Stewart Institute
San Francisco
Harding
Hugh Henry Brown
Tonopah
Supreme Court of the United States
Nevada
Henry Nagel
Yerington
Lyon County Farm Bureau
Joseph A. Blum
Stillwater
Churchill County
Western Honey Corporation
Western Nevada
Ormaby
Storay
Douglas
L. B. Fowler
F. P. Langan
G. A. Ballard
Fallon
Konda
Election oMciala
Manhattan
C. @. Hansen
W. R. Wilcox
Justice of the Peace
Charles B. Lloyd
Gerlach
Pacific Portland Cement Company
May Raise Sheep Valuations in Nevada
Officials in Carson are studying an increase in sheep valuations to bolster state funds and address deficits. Proposals suggest raising the per head valuation from four to six dollars as current rolls are reviewed by the State Board of Assessors.
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Winnemuccs Star
State Board of Assessors
Carson
Carson City
Nevada
Big cattle deal in Nevada exceeds recent decades
The Williams Estate Company of Fallon sold about 1,500 stock cattle to Abel and Curtney of Willow Point, Nevada in one of the largest such deals in years. Some cattle were reportedly trailed from the ranges of the seller.
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Nevada
Williams Estate Company
Fallon
Abel and Curtney
Willow Point
Catttle
Office Kiss Complaint Stirs Dispute In Corners
A terse exchange in a historical office setting reveals a complaint from a young woman about an unwanted kiss. The dialogue shows tension as a stern response labels the incident a matter for formal review.
A Mix of World News and Odd Snippets
A collection of brief items notes Japan’s sports status and UK politics, a new children’s feature company, India’s literacy limits, long mail times between London and Paris, celery as a year round staple, a California anti liquor campaign film, deer crop damage in Washington, a sunken Spanish Armada galleon find, Peruvian cocaine production by Japanese interests, and remarks on Peruvian natives’ stimulant use.
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Japan
London
House of Lords
Jim Corporation
India
Paris
Bone Dry Federation
Calfornia
Skamania County
Washington
Tobermory Bay
Scotland
Peru
Eten
Callao
Intermountain Ag Outlook Mixed Amid Drought and Rains
Nevada stockgrowers report severe drought with scarce range feed while Wyoming sees grasshopper damage. Colorado crops are excellent with a heavy feeding season anticipated. Arizona reports heavy rains and better feed. lamb and wool prices expected to rise for 2 to 3 years as lamb feeders and Corn Belt feeders anticipate heavy feeding.
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Nevada
New Mexico
Wyoming
Colorado
Arizona
Gasoline Quality Improves Across the Nation
The semi annual motor gasoline survey by the United States Bureau of Mines shows the average gasoline sold nationwide is of better grade than in prior years. It notes greater uniformity in quality, with a better distillation range than last summer and two years ago, due to refiners’ methods to reduce waste and use every drop of crude oil.
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United States Bureau of Mines
Bureau of Mines
Two Humboldt mining firms install costly wireless sets
Two Humboldt mining companies, one at National and the other at Adslai de, are installing expensive wireless sets to improve communication. The move signals a push to modernize operations and coordinate with nearby mines.
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Humboldt Mining Companies
National
Adslaide
Classified Ad For Upright Piano In Fine Condition
For sale upright piano in fine, class condition. Bereta bene Mrs G A Flavin contact for details.
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G. A. Flavin
Decrease in State Property Values Across Nevada Counties
A statewide tally shows a net drop of 3,474,849 in property value for 1922 versus 1921, based on Nevada Tax Commission data. Storey, Washoe, Lincoln, and Nye show gains, led by Storey with 960,769 and 45.75 percent, while Ormaby declines by 15,869. The compilation credits Miss Nellie Milligan and Mr Pohe for the figures.
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Nellie Milligan
Mr. & Pobe
Nevada Tas Commission
State Board of Equalization
Cannon
Storey
Lincoln
Bureks
Washi
Wash- 6O
Ormaby
Mil Ngan
Mr. Pohe
Churchill
Bond Issue Notice for Eureka County High School Building
Eureka County Nevada votes November 7 1922 on 90000 bond issue to build and equip a High School and dormitory in Eureka town. Bonds 6 percent interest repayable within 20 years. polling places unchanged from general election. clocked notices from Sept 16 to Nov 4 1922. R McCHARLES, County Clerk.
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Euraks
Eureka County
Eureka
Nevada
Eald High School
R. McCharles
Highway Improvement Bid Notice Echoes 1922
Sealed proposals are invited by the undersigned for a section of the State highway system in Eureka County Nevada. Work includes grading culverts and gravel surfacing from West Eureka County toward Dunphy. Bids due 1:30 p.m. September 27, 1922, with plans and specs available at multiple offices including Eureka County Clerk Las Vegas Elko Reno and San Francisco district office. Cash deposit of 15 dollars required.
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Eureka County
Dunphy
Eureka
Las Vegas
Elko
Reno
Bureau of Pubiic Roads
Milla Building
San Francisco
California
Bid Notice for Highway Work Sealed Proposals
The undersigned requires bids for a plane related project with proposal forms. Each bidder must provide a 5 percent bid bond from a duly authorized surety company. Proposals must meet state requirements and include performance conditions. Bids will be rejected if not compliant. ORO. W. Borde y, State Highway Engineer. City, Nov 196? Publication Sept 21, 1953.
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Ate
Beet Company
Thin State
Aan Surety
Rae
Renan Regin
Cald
Oro
W. Bordey
Novag
Notice of Close of Registration for General Election
Notice states registration for the general election on November 7 will close October 1 1922. Electors must register at the County Clerk office or before a Deputy Registry to vote, with eligibility from June 1 of the year. Returning voters from two years ago may not need re registration. First published September 16 193? and last publication October 14 1922.
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Hhis
Mccharles
County
Clert
Tragic Montello Crash Claims Mireau Woman From Oakland
The body of Mrs. Charles A. Mireau was shipped to Oakland after an automobile crash near Montello. Her husband was badly injured and an infant child also hurt but not seriously. The family, traveling from Oakland to Nebraska, plunged over a forty foot embankment on an old road bed. the woman died, the husband sustained a broken limb, and the child sustained minor injuries.
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Bike
Nevada
Charles A. Mireau
Montello
Oakland
Nebraska
Uniform sale prices for Nevada hay crop stated
Fallon Nevada Sept 12 A signed statement by Thomas Dolf and C G Swingle reads before farm bureau meetings that a uniform price prevents cut throat competition harming ranchers. They say Nevada’s state price fixing for alfalfa hay has permanent footing and will likely add one or two dollars per ton to hay sold in the state.
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Fallon
Nevada
Thomas Dolf
C. G. Swingle
Farm Bureau
Swingle
Dolf
Dulf
Dry laws raise diabetes claims from doctor in New York
New York, Sept 13. Prohibition measures forced Mount Sinai hospital to announce a new diabetes treatment, the Federation of Jewish Philanthropies said. Dr Emanuel Bonhelser cited a shift to sweets as alcohol abstinence increases diabetes risk. He said avoid pastry shops as harmful as drinking.
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New York
Mount Sinair Hospital
Federation of Jewish Philanthropies
Federation
Emanuel Bonhelser
Bonhelser
University Bulletin Out Shows Nevada Campus Life
The University of Nevada releases a new pictorial bulletin under President Walter E. Clark with photographs by Samuel B. Doten. It outlines educational opportunities and Reno, Virginia City, and other campus areas, detailing courses and department emphases for state youth education. The Virginia City enrollment is noted as the largest since the camp era.
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University of Nevada
Walter E. Clark
Samuel B. Doten
Agricultural Experiment Station
The
State University
Reno
Virginia City
Rambouillet Ram Sale Notice in Nevada
For sale 400 yearling Rambouillet rams described as big boned straight and well woolled. Bucks said to be 100 percent in service, hardy from climate and mountain upbringing, nearly as hardy as wild mountain sheep. Information from John G. Taylor LoveLock Nevada.
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Syert SarvEnat
A Seiuma
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Commissions
IN Harmony
State News
Death Valley
Southern California
Denver
Salt Lake
Lody
University's Bulletin Out
John G. Taylor
Lovelock
Mabel K
Clarence Johnson
Martin Mahoney
R. J. Reid
Peter Merialdo
D. A. Dees
James A. Rattazzi
G .A. Fletcher
Democratic
Fred Bartine
Mike Donnelly
Stanley Fine
WM. H. Brennen
Board OF Education of
W. M. Clute
Edgar Eather
W. J. Hooper
James P. Whitmore
A. P. Ten Woord
Morrish, Joseph
Eureka Township
George F. Ebert
Constable
James F. Delaney
Eureka Coust
William E. Taylor
Bureke Township
Bureks Coun
H. M. Burdick
James D. Morrison
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