Range feed poor in southern Nye County reports
Walter Handley returned from Nye County inspection noting scarce white sage and feed below Duckwater while ranges from Duckwater to Pogue’s Fish Creek and the Pancake range show better feed. Sheep hold up well despite poor range prompting Handley Bros to reduce their flock and ship yearling ewes east to Omaha, netting $9.45 per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Handley
Nye County
Duckwater
Pogue’s
Fish Creek
Pancake Range
Sanda Spring Valley
Handley Bros
Omaha
Train Service Notice for Eureka Nevada 1919
Schedule lists trains and motor service in Eureka Nevada with dates from September 20 to September 30 1919. The notices mention motor suspensions and train departures with specific times and days, signed by J B Sexton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Ore Shipments To Smelters From Local Mines
Week shipments of ore sent by rail to Utah smelters include eleven cars from Prospect Mountain mines of the Eureka Croesus Mining Company four cars from Adams Hill mines of the Eureka Holly Mining Company and three cars from Prospect Mountain mines of the Peerless Mining Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Eureka-Croesus Mining Company
Tts
Prospect Mountain
Eureka-Holly Mining Company
Adams Hill
Peerless Mining Company
Ben Repetto Plans Dry State Saloon Opening
Ben Repetto prepares to reopen his stone saloon at Main and Clark streets about October 1 after Nevada goes dry. He is installing electric lighting and renovating the interior for a Dry State Saloon offering soft drinks and specials, with a rear restaurant and chop stand.
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Ben Repetto
Main
Clark Streets
Nevada
Ben
Dentists Offer All Dental Services at Spring Street Office
Mabel K. De Young, a well known Burke dentist, invites patients to her Spring Street office for all kinds of dental work with guaranteed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel K. Young
Ie Agade
Burke
Spring Street
Eureka Revival Fueled By Davis and Torres Progress
Eureka shakes off years of disappointment as Eugene Davis and Frank L. Torres arrive with a force to spur rapid growth. Jobs surge with higher wages as carpenters, blacksmiths, and miners work. rail lines and ore shipments swell. New machine shop, lodging, tram road work, and deepening Catlin shaft move forward, while high grade ore bodies and rich shipments promise a mining boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Davis
Frank L. Torres
Eureka
Davis
Torres
Catlin
Bonanza
Tonopah Deadlock Continues As Strike Drags On
Tonopah faces a prolonged labor standstill five weeks into the strike with a lockout of properties in Tonopah and Divide. Governor Boyle left for Carson City and plans to return by week’s end. No new talks are planned amid muddled conditions and mixed voting by craftsmen and underground miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Divide
Boyle
Cason City
Woman Is Accidentally Killed Near Tuscarora
Mrs. Jess Snyder of Elko County was instantly killed when a shotgun in a wagon discharged after the gun's butt struck the double tree on a mountain road near Tuscarora. She had accompanied her husband to collect wood. The accident occurred Tuesday afternoon.
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Jess Snyder
Taylor Canyon
Tuscarora
Elko County
It Is Easier To Avoid Debt Than To Dodge Creditors
A concise adage notes that steering clear of debt proves simpler than eluding creditors, framing prudent spending as a prudent defense against financial pressure.
Nevada News Briefs From Elko and Tonopah Dates and Deaths
George B. Russell now manages Verdi Lumber Company in Elko after ties to Elko papers. Tonopah payroll absent on first payday in camp history, baffling merchants unused to 150000 dollars paid over 15 days. Doctors publish fixed price schedule for house calls and travel. C R Fuller, 62, White Pine County resident, found dead from heart failure in Teacup Mining assay office near Cherry Creek. Swift warehouse at Elko depot robbed of 1300 pounds ham and bacon. suspects unknown, goods likely moved by freight train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Russell
Elko
Verdi Lumber Company
Gardnerville
Anna Springmeyer
Tonopah
C. R. Fuller
White Pine County
Teacup Mining Company
Cherry Creek
Fuller
Swift
Southern Pacific
Zadow Store Robbed At Hamilton Sparks District Haste
On Wednesday night the Zadow store in Hamilton was entered and robbed of considerable merchandise. The sheriff’s office was notified by telephone and undersheriff Bailey left yesterday morning and has not yet returned. It is the first robbery at Hamilton in many years, causing much district excitement.
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Zadow
Hamilton
Ely
Sheriff's Office
Bailey
Eureka County Elks Set $400 Quota for Salvation Army Drive
A Reno Elks meeting launches a statewide drive for the Salvation Army home service fund. Eureka County is assigned a $400 quota, to be divided among communities. R L Leeper leads the state effort with Julius Huebner directing Eureka County. The drive starts after September 29 with county Elk assistance to meet the target.
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Elks
Reno
Home Service Fund
Salvation Army
R. L. Leeper
The
Julius Huebner
Eureka
Gmay
Governor Boyle Attacks Tonopah Police and Prohibition Plan
Governor Boyle blasts the Tonopah State Police for ineffectual work and outlines a statewide enforcement push to take over prohibition and gambling laws. Attorney General Fowler meets the governor in Tonopah as a local opinion group is planned and a broader state policing plan is promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
White Pine County
Boyle
Fowler
Carson City
Losal
Oben
Churchill County Bank Control Goes Local
A deal last Thursday transferred majority stock control of Churchill County Bank from George Wingfield to local investors George B. Williams Thomas Dolf and C. W. Foote. The move makes the bank predominantly locally owned with Churchill County residents holding nearly all shares.
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Churchill County Bank
George Wingfield
Reno
George B. Williams
Thomas Dolf
C. W. Foote
Pioneer Banking
Shurchill County
Fallon Standard
Wilson Tour Shifts Treaty Fight to Senate Floor
President Wilson’s tour has prompted the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to abandon its hold on the treaty and send it to the full Senate for action. Proponents of the treaty and League of Nations favor ratification with four reservations. The report says amendments aim to protect American interests and sovereignty, and would not require reassembling the peace conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
League of Nations
Almos
Paris
Germany
League
Tig
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Hitchcock
Shields
Tennessee
United States
America
Reparations Commission
Pacific Coast
North Dakota
Europe
Kenyon
Borah
Johnson
McCormick
Chicago
Japan
Shantung
Debate Over League Covenant Delays and Reservations
The article discusses delays in ratifying the peace treaty and conflicts over league provisions. It notes British Prime Minister Lloyd George’s speeches, fears of US amendments, and minority Sen. Hitchcock’s report opposing ratification. It highlights Wilson’s push, opposition critiques, and verbatim quotes on reparations and open covenants.
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Nebraska
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Washington
Biltmore
New York
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