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Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1921

Page

4

Lloyd George misses trip to America in Brisbane column

Arthur Brisbane praises Lloyd George as a potent English figure while noting his absence from a U S visit. He contrasts it with John D Rockefeller Jr s eight million dollar gift to a Chinese hospital and medical college calling it a transformative act that advances health and reduces disease across Asia.

Arthur Brisbane Lloyd George America Cromwell England Peking China John D. Rockefeller, Jr Rockefellers Rockefeller Asia Mr. Rockefeller Alexander

Mining Conditions Improving in Western Mines

Salt Lake Mining Review notes a surge in activity as many old mines in Utah Nevada Idaho and Colorado are being prepared for renewed production or investigated for development. Capital seeks new properties, engineers are increasingly called for examination, and occasional deals are recorded as the metal mining outlook brightens with rising activity.

Salt Lake Utah Nevada Idaho Colorado

Governor Proclaims Pioneer Day Observance

Governor Boyle issues a Pioneer Day proclamation designating September 24, 1921 as Pioneer Day. He urges statewide cooperation for the Carson City observance to honor pioneers and perpetuate their services and sacrifices via the annual event.

Boyle Carson City

Atwood Heirs Face Inheritance Cut for Alcohol Use

Chicago reports that two sons of the late attorney F H Atwood risk a $400000 inheritance loss if they use tobacco or alcoholic drinks while caring for their mother. The will also states the widow loses her bequest if she remarries. A daughter is mentioned but details are unclear.

Chicago F. H. Atwood

Legal Blanks for Sale at Sentinel Offices

Public notice states legal blanks are available for purchase at the Sentinel offices. Interested buyers can inquire at the front desk for current offerings and pricing.

Ofes

Oppau Disaster Death Toll Soars Amid Rescue Efforts

At Oppau near Mainz, the Badische Aniline plant explosion killed about 850 people recovered by midmorning, with 2500 injured. Rescue work continued under gas masks as French and German authorities coordinate relief, while officials probe the cause and rebuild plans.

Mayence Germany Badische Aniline Company Oppau Frankfort Treves Oppan Rhine Mannheim Frankenthal Ludwigshafen Radische Company Amsterdam Associated Press Berlin Paris

Prizes Awarded at Elko Rodeo in Nevada

Elko Nevada September 19 crowds witnessed a large cattle show with Hereford and Brahman entries from Warm Creek ranches and the Caster herd of Hereford. Ardith Armstrong won grand prize for best baby in Elko County with Nevada Hope junior champion and other winners named. Coyote Oliver won the Friday riding contest with a $300 saddle prize. Leo Sepulveda and other local riders noted for performances.

Elko Nevada Warm Creek Sacramento Warmerosk Imp Carson Master Hetfer Nevada Hope J. W. Lear & Son Lamoille H. G. Biegler Dersey Ardith W. D. Armtrong Kiko County Divison Irma Rae Cristey Bertha Fisker Kenneth BE. Young Bernell W. Hales, Jr Harlow A. Glaser Ruth Charles Walter Dan Elko County Reno Bureau of Home Extension Nevada State Farm Bureau Coyote Oliver Wyoming Jesse Coats Ogden Leo Sepulveda

Douglas County High School Receives Wide Publicity

A feature in The Record Courier highlights Douglas County High School in Gardnerville Nevada noting its exceptional facilities and strong student outcomes. Principal B M Aldrich leads a campus with a gym auditorium stage setup, fully equipped science laboratories, domestic science rooms, agricultural labs, farm mechanics workshop, physics and chemistry labs, and a commercial laboratory valued at $500.

Journal of Education Boston Mass Douglas County Nevada Record Courier Gardnerville B. M. Aldrich That County High School

Mormon church to colonize Nevada lands in Mason and Smith valleys

State Engineer J G Scrugham at Topaz Lake meets Bishop William L Hansen to discuss a Mormon church colonization plan. Hansen and associates examine lands in Mason and Smith valleys, review titles and water rights, aiming to attract many new settlers.

J. G. Scrugham Topas Lake William L. Hansen Mormon Church Hansen Jookias Mason and Smith Valleys cCarson

Marriages Highlight Elko Fair Closing

At the Elko fair the final day featured three weddings of visiting couples from nearby districts. The celebrations marked a successful and festive close to the event with local and out of town participants.

Elko

Nevada Indians Gather Pine Nut Crop

Winnemucca Star reports on the annual pine nut gathering by Nevada Piutes, who travel from Churchill and White Pine counties to the pinon ranges in Utah Nevada and Arizona. The nuts are roasted in hot rock pits, cleaned by squaws, and stored, prized for oil and long keeping qualities.

Winnemucca Nevada Southern Pacific Railway Churchill County Utah Arizona California Eureka Churchill White Pine Grapevine Mountains Death Valley Owens Valley Inyo County White Mountains

Nevada miners and jobs shift at Death Valley dam

Death Valley, once a boom area for Pacific Borax, now shows surplus labor as the company closes its Los Angeles employment office for the first time. Elko hosts a rodeo dinner with Senator Pittman and university leaders. a murder case involving Sylvia Van Eaton remains unresolved with no body found and a contested suicide note as the only clue.

Death Valley Pacific Borax Company Los Angles United States Progressive Business Club of Elko Key Pittman W. B. Clark University of Nevada J. M. Fulton Milton B. Badh Raymond Harris Pegsy O'Neil Menars Merithew Hale Littlefield Whitesides Sylvia van Eaton Valores Weighall Salmon River van Eaton

German Money Depreciation Prompts National Motto

In daily notices, observers remark on the devaluation of German currency. A suggestion circulates to adopt the eight word national motto God Gave the Marks as a response to the monetary decline.

Dougette Oppau Rhine

Congress Faces Heavy Program After Vacation

Congress returns as the Senate and House plan long sessions through next year. The agenda includes ratification of German Amerian and Hungarian peace treaties, a major tax revision bill, railroad relief, and a permanent tariff. The $3.2 billion tax bill moves forward amid debate over Harding administration travel.

Harding Germany Amerian Hungary Senate House Taylor Congress Senator Lodge Penrose Harrison Boston

Lincoln Highway to ease steep grade near Eureka

The Reveille reports a long steep pitch on the Lincoln Highway west of Eureka hinders many cars. Austin officials say progress is planned. State Highway Dept engineer Boyer notes a slight realignment could bypass the hazard at nominal cost.

Eureka Reveille Harrism Austin Austin-Eastgate Boyer State Highway Department

Nevada Branch Line Service Extended Pending Review

J H Dyer of the Southern Pacific telegraphed the Public Service Commission of Nevada that the company will continue current daily branch line passenger service for the time being. The petition for reductions is withdrawn, avoiding Monday’s hearing as staff considers improvements and patron requests.

Nevada J. H. Dyer Southern Pabilo Sunday By Telegraph Public Service Commision of Dyer

Develop Mining Property Ownership in Utah Districts

In the Contact district some claimants found mining land owned by the Utah Construction Company. Discoverers allege a patent had already been issued and rich ore was shipped, leaving them in a Bard lock for not ensuring the land was open.

Jem Bard Lock Ted Bee Utah Construction Company Cad

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