Notice of mineral patent application in Nye County Nevada
Charles Labbe applies under the 1872 act for patents on the Hillside Westend Broadway and Doris A Lodes in the Johnnie Mining District Nye County Nevada totaling about 9200 acres. Location certificates are recorded Nye County. adverse claims must be filed within publication period. Clara M. Crisp er Register. First pub November 15 1908. Last pub January 17 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie
Nye County
Nevada
Office of the Register of the
Carbon City Land District
Cor, No
U. 5
Cor
Broadway Lode
U. 3
L. M
Cor. No
Doris A. L. Lode
Crown Point
Office
County Recorder
Clara M. Crisler
Register
Firet
Tast
Notice of Stockholders Meeting Oro Amigo Platino Mining
The annual meeting of Oro Amigo Platino Mining Company Nevada will be at its Goodsprings office in Clark County on Wednesday January 16 1929 at 1 PM. Directors and other business will be discussed including a proposed amendment to increase capital stock from one million to two million shares of $1 par value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oro Amigo Platino Mining Company
Nevada
Goodsprings
Clark County
Board of
Directo
Notice of public land claim by Lawrence Bates in Nevada
Laurence O Bates of Las Vegas Nevada filed notice to establish a homestead claim for Lot N%NW% Section 27 Township 21S Range 61E Mount Diablo Meridian before U S Commissioner A A Hinman in Las Vegas January 10 1929 Witnesses include R F Jameson A F McCarter Robert Kincaid and B V Breckenridge all of Las Vegas Nevada First Pub December 4 1928 Last Pub January 5 1929
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Carson City
Nevada
Laurence O. Bates
Las Vegas Nevada
Mt. D Meridian
A. A. Hinman
U. S
Vegas
Application to Appropriate Public Waters of Nevada Notice
Notice of Application No 8688 by W Griffith Las Vegas Clark County for permission to appropriate 0.5 cubic foot per second from Mary Jane Creek NW of section 30 T19S R67E MDB&M. Water stored in a concrete dam and piped to a tank in the subdivision for 109 head of cattle horses deer from January 1 to December 31 each year. State Engineer GEO W Malone signs. Dates of publication January 1 to January 29, 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nevada
W. Griffith
Las Vegas
Clark
Mary Jane
New Hoover Grandchildren Invited to Children of American Revolution
The Children of the American Revolution announce that Herbert Hoover and wife will have two grandchildren invited to join. Ann Hoover, two, and Herbert Hoover III, eight months, are eligible as children of Hoover Jr who teaches at Harvard. The national organization plans a Washington convention in April with DAR events and the dedication of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Alexandria.
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Hoover
Sue McNamara
Associated Press
Washington
Children of the American Revolution
Herbert Hoover
Sons of the American Revolution
Ann
Herbert Hoover III
The
Patriotic Society of Children
Herbert
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Harvard Business School
Sue French Strother
James Strother
West Virginia
DAR
Old Presbyterian
Alexandria
Josiah A. van Orsdel
Nebraska
Justice van Orsdel
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Dolly Madison
United States Flag Association
Harriet M. Lathrop
Josiah van Orsdel
James French Strother
Actors wed on set for Hearts in Dixie scene
Two cast members Clifford Ingram and Mildred Washington married in real life after director Paul Sloane urged a perfect on screen wedding. They had not met before filming and later learned their plan could have become a real ceremony with the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Paul Sloane
Fox Movietone
Sloane
Clifford Ingram
Mildred Washington
Los Angeles
Germany receives old iron from Tampa cars
The steamship Aagot recently loaded 3,500 tons of scrap iron for a German smelt plant, much of which came from old motor cars, reflecting the reuse of retired automobiles in a European metal trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Aagot
Germany
Chemistry department tops in Chicago university PhD degrees
The University of Chicago chemistry department awards the most doctor of philosophy degrees with 240, while a Russian couple reportedly married and divorced in forty minutes as a stunt to attract film stars to Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Chicago
Department of Chemistry
Russia
Radio teaching music at Signal Hill school Illinois
Belleville Illinois January 5 1930 Radio supplements class work in music at Signal Hill school the first in Illinois to use a unit control system with eight rooms sharing the same program New York Symphony Orchestra broadcasts directed by Walter Damrosch are used The seven tube receiver and classroom speakers are controlled by principal E W Schmalenberger and 175 pupils attend the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Ill
Signal Hill
Ilnois
New York Symphony Orchestra
Walter Damrosch
E. W. Schmalenberger
Artists Free Berlin Free Admission to Museums Reich
Members of the federal association of artists are entitled to free admission to all museums and publicly owned castles within the Reich. The announcement is dated Berlin January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
The
Federal Association of Artists
Reich
Turkey hunts yield four gobblers for local preacher
Bridgewater Virginia reports Rev. E A Wilcher bagged four gobblers this season totaling 43 pounds. Webb City Missouri hunters in the Elks rabbit hunt gathered 413 bunnies for distribution to the city's poor at Christmas.
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Bridgewater
Methodist
E. A. Wilcher
Webb City
Legion Posters Highlight Helpfulness of Veterans in February
Posters nationwide will feature the spirit of helpfulness and camaraderie within the American Legion, marking a decade since World War I. The drive includes displays in Indianapolis and other cities to honor veterans and their service.
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Indianapolis
Van
American Legion
Coeds Question Marriage Outlook at Ohio Wesleyan
Enrollment surveys at Ohio Wesleyan University show only two female students list marriage as a life aim. Nearby, a man saved from a fire wrote a poem to his rescuer in a gesture of gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Nevada Press Association Prepares for Big Annual Gab Fest
Reno report says five members laid groundwork for a major Nevada State Press Association meeting in January or February at the University of Nevada journal lab. Friends Richardson and Ben Read are eyed as outside speakers with potential alternates. The agenda includes Nevada editorial business talks, round-table discussions, and a Riverside Hotel banquet with notable nonjournalists invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nevada State Press Association
Journalism Laboratory
University of Nevada
Friend Richardson
California
The
Press Association
Nevada
Ben Read
California Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Nevada Press
Claude Smith
Fallen Standard
Riverside Hotel
American Bar Association Studies Radio Legislation Effects
The American Bar Association discusses legal issues in radio as Congress considers broadcasting policy. A radio law committee met with officials from the FCC and DOJ while engineers explained technical concerns. The panel includes Louis Caldwell F C Fernald Robert Swaine and others and will report in January.
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Washington
American Bar Association
Congress
Bar Association
Sesson
Dill
B. M. Webster, Jr
Department of Justice
J. H. Dellinger
T. A. M. Craven
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Doris AL
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Lansing
Mich
Etta Mae Hiller
Union Pacific
Geo. W. Malone
Kd. Clark
Ward
Cash & Carry
G. D. Seymour
New York
Times Square
Triangle
East River
Oregon
Hawait
Portland
Ore
Hawaii
mid-Pacific
Hampton
Jones
Radio
Illinois
Nimrods
SANTA
Tell Legion
Nevada Press Ass'n
Ass'n
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