Mistakes of Girl Shown in He-Man Picture Taken From Curwood Story
Miss Orpha Miller helps recount Clark county girls winning nearly a quarter of the places from twelve entries. Lincoln county led boys and girls with eleven entries, winning top points with a strong livestock team and high scoring individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He-Man
Curwood Story
Orpha Miller
Reno
Clark County
Merle Jones
Overton
Portland
Kerr Glass Jar Company
Lincoln County
Keith Lee
Hudson Lee
Derrill Ronow
Paul Edwards
Freda Matthews
New Lockheed Vega Added for Reno Las Vegas Service
Nevada Airlines has added a Lockheed Vega monoplane to its fleet, increasing to four regular line planes. The aircraft operates daily between Las Vegas Reno and Reno Los Angeles, with another plane planned for local charters and sightseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada Airlines, Inc
Las Vegas
Reno
Los Angeles
P. A. Simon
Las Vegas Nevada
Former Vegas Attorneys wed in Ensenada ceremony
Edgar L. Martin a Las Vegas attorney and Miss Margaret Lake of Chicago were married in Ensenada Mexico. The couple traveled by air for a four hour ceremony. They plan to reside at 320 South Alvarado Street after a motor honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar L. Martin
Las Vegas
Margaret Lake
Chicago
Ensenada
Mexico
Attorney Martin
California
Personal items from Las Vegas visitors and departures
The Las Vegas column records many local residents and visitors: Mrs Carol Taylor and her husband arriving from Trent and Clark's, Mrs J E Williams and Mildred, Charles Shreves of Long Beach, and Mrs A H Woodard of Sloan visiting Las Vegas. It lists departures for business trips east, trips to Los Angeles, and returns to Marysville and Santa Monica, with notes on contractors, teachers, and hosting—plus other travelers and a nostalgic note about horse transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Taylor
Clark
Trent and Clark's
Las Vegas
Utah
Marysville
J. E. Williams
Mildred
Charles Shreves
Long Beach
A. H. Woodard
Sloan
Williams
Mildred S. Hardy
Woodard
Williamses
Shreves
Estate settlement divides fortune among Smith siblings
The Edward E. Smith estate probate concluded in district court. Residue totaling over $20,000 is divided equally among four brothers Chesley E. Smith in Tacony Colorado, Ernest B. Smith in Colorado Springs, Homer X. Smith in Bucklin Kansas, Wilbur A. Smith in Montezuma Kansas, and sisters Myrtle Smith Bissett in Bucklin Kansas and Mary Smith Bogue of Ford Kansas. One thousand dollars goes to the local library fund with matching funds from citizens. A diamond pin, a gold watch and library books go to Herbert Smith, a Bucklin nephew. Niece Mabel Miloover Sandifer of Maywood California serves as executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Smith
Colorado
Kansas
Chesley E. Smith
Tacony
Ernest B. Smith
Colorado Springs
Colo
Homer X. Smith
Bucklin
Kas
Wilbur A. Smith
Montezuma
Myrtle Smith Bissett
Mary Smith Bogue
Ford
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Open Air Theater
Carson
The
Pat O'Malley
Carmelita Geraghty
Columbia Pictures of
Lone
Las Vegas Land
F. W. Owen
W. Sixth St
Boulder Dam Realty Syndicate
Santa Monica Blvd
Santa Monica
Cal
Fremont & 10Th St
Kimball & Williams
Fremont St
LAS Vegas Loan and Jewelry Company
Loan & Buy Diamonds
China
Red
Russia
el Patio
James Oliver Curwood
Mr. O'Malley
Dick Farnum
J. P. McGowan
Iron Larsen
Mr. McGowan
John Milian
Cyril Blake
Natalie
Leo White
Lone Wolf
New York
Oxford
Harvester
NEV
Reno-Vegas
Vegas
Carl Gantner
Gantner
East Bridger
New Pioneer Title Insurance and Trust Company
David Farnsworth
Dorothy
Betty
Mr. Farnsworth
Jean
Edward A. Tunis
H. E. Willetts
Katherine Wright
F. E. Youngquist
William Elwell
Leo McNamee
Iee
Louise Harris
Jean Fayle
Alice Doherty
J. A. Fredrickson
A. M. Minnette
William Falk
al Minette
Coast
J. W. Wilson
West End Chemical Company
San Diego
Ed Stevenson
Stevenson
Percy Nash
Bill Hoffman
India
Hoffman
Main
Blandings’ Palace Market
Gilcrease
Buy
Ecord
Chevrolet
Fisher
Istperrat Seda
Chassia
Flint
Mich
Chevrolet Motor Company
Columbia
Dan
J. Warren Woodard
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