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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1921
Page
2
London reports that British experts advocate cold storage as a cure for baldness. The theory suggests that wearing a cape may aid hair growth by exposing recipients to refrigeration. Researchers note retrigeraters influence the rate of fur growth in certain rodents.
Deputy Superintendent of Public Instruction EB Franklin announces all large districts have teachers and expects the rest to be filled soon. Several small districts in the county still lack teachers but will be staffed as needed, despite prior shortages.
John Etchart of Golconda filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition after a lawsuit by First National Bank for about 109000 dollars. Judge Callahan ordered a stay on all further district court actions as matters related to Etchart’s failure proceed in bankruptcy court.
Allan Pollock of the Southern Pacific Company's commissary department announces price reductions at the company's station restaurants. Reductions range up to 25 percent and average about 15 percent and are now in effect. Winnemucca cuts police force by one, citing funds shortage as hobos keep officers busy.
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved reductions by Western carriers, effective Sept 20, cutting rates on cattle hogs and sheep by up to 20 percent where former charges exceed fifty cents per hundred pounds. Most routes west of the Missouri to Chicago and west of the Rockies see 1 to 25 cents cuts per hundred pounds. annual carrier revenue loss is estimated at ten million dollars.
SELIS PRINTING PLANT owner Judge King disposes of the facility to the Virginia City high school. The Comstock students will run a high school paper as the press and type are moved to their campus. Sheriff Harris returns to Elko reporting the alleged murderer Van Eaton had aid and was beyond northern Elko County.
Carson Appeal urges Nevadans to support Fallon sugar production by consuming home grown beet sugar. The piece argues the state should back the operation to sustain a key industry and reward local investors with a fall sale of Nevada sugar, contrasting with imported island and Utah sugar. The call echoes a patriotic push to bolster native production and keep profits within Nevada.
A moving picture director offers $5000 to a professor after filming a photoplay based on the wrong manuscript. The professor refuses, noting the film resembles his algebra textbook more than his novel. The mistake arose from sending the wrong work.
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