Hoover Warns on Rail Car Shortage and Regulation
The survey of Hoover’s report notes rail transportation lags behind demand with car shortages during peak seasons. It stresses railways as vital to commerce, warns against nationalization, and argues regulation should preserve private initiative while ensuring adequate service and price stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Insurance jingle for Capitol Life by local agent
A humorous verse tells of a man losing his possessions to disasters and mortgage, ending with his insurance in Capitol Life. The piece promotes the policy for the uninsured and under insured, signed by T. M. Carroll, local agent for Alco Fire Insurance & Real Estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
T. M. Carroll
Alco Fire Insurance & Real Estate
Fraternal and veterans group meeting notices in Las Vegas and Florence
Fraternal Society Southgate Chapter No 18 meets second and fourth Mondays at 7 30 p m at Ma sonic Hall Florence. welcomes visiting members. Las Vegas Post No 8 American Legion meets second Mondays at Club House on Third Street opposite Court House. visits and ex service men welcome. Veterans of Foreign Wars Woodruff Perkins Post No 958 meets second and fourth Fridays at American Legion Club House. visiting members welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vegas Lodge NO
Masonic Hall
Acres. Jones
W. M. M. Lillis
Artelia Lodge
C. F
Levy
Southgate
Order of the Eastern Star
Florence
Doherty
Mabel R. Ullom
Las Vegas
American Legion Regular
Third Street
Court House
Co. L. Ronnow
W. R. Burns
Veterans OF Foreign Wars
Woodruff Perkins
American Legion Club House
H. J. Woodard
F. G. Daly
Soil survey progress in Las Vegas Valley advances
The U S Bureau of Soils in cooperation with local and state partners reports 125 square miles mapped in the Las Vegas Valley. The effort classifies soils by agricultural suitability, notes varying alkali levels, and anticipates a spring completion with a valley map and soil-use guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas Valley
U. S. Bureau of Soils
Farm Bureau
Clark County Farm Bureau
Southern Nevada Agricultural Board
State Experiment Station
Carpenter
Bank of Southern Nevada Builds Public Ties and Seasonal Greetings
The Bank of Southern Nevada describes its year as one of public service and friendly associations. It notes growing confidence and goodwill with customers and staff, closing with seasonable wishes for prosperity in the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of
Southern Nevada
Utah Journalist Finds Abundant Copy in Clark County
Professor Frank R. Arnold, journalism instructor at Utah State Agricultural College, spent a week in Clark County gathering material for the Deseret Evening News the Utah Farmer and the Boston Transcript. He visited Overton Logandale Las Vegas St Thomas and heard from farmers Wells Shurtleff McGriff and others. He noted asparagus without fertilizer grape cultivation and 500 Indian baskets in one collection, and urged Clark County import experts in horticulture dairying and poultry or diversify cattle interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Arnold
State Agricultural College of Utah
Logan
Clark County
Deseret Evening News
The
Utah Farmer
Boston Transcript
Moapa Valley
Bouler Canyon
Warm Springs
Wittner
Norman Shurtleff
Overton
Mads Jorgenson
Logandale
S. H. Wells
R. C. McKay
Mr. Wells
Mr. Shurtleff
Arnold
St. Thomas
Boulder Canyon Dam
Levi Syphus
Las Vegas
EB. C. McGriff
Great West
Utah
Helen Stewart
Agricultural Legion of Honor Department
Results of Height and Weight Tests in Clark County Schools
Height weight surveys by Leah Barker and Mary E Stillwell of the University of Nevada extension division reveal health concerns among Clark County pupils. Across communities 129 to 143 students weighed, with 87 percent at normal weight, and notable shares underweight or severely underweight, including 27 percent dangerously underweight in one group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Leah Barker
Mary E. Stillwell
Extension Division
University of Nevada
Copper Bronze Imperial Turkey Ranch Offer in Imperial California
The Copper Bronze Imperial Turkey Ranch advertises choice first class turkeys in Imperial California. 1921 Tom stock heavy boned hardy birds priced 50 to 75 dollars each F.O.B. Imperial with shipping crates via Express Company. Utility toms second year stock 35 dollars yearlings 25 dollars. Reference Mr John Chase Manager Wiser Ranch Moapa Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. B. Imperial
California
Express Company
John Chase
Wiser Ranch
Moapa
Nevada
Underweight conditions cited in school health report
The report cites percentages of underweight children in Las Vegas and St. Thomas, noting 19 to 26 percent in dangerous ranges and 14 percent overweight. It links nutrition and sleep habits to school vigor and calls for parental action, healthier meals, and longer sleep to improve child health and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas
Seeeneee
Las Vegas
Judge Taber Quits Elko Bench After Twelve Years of Service
Judge Erroll J. L. Taber ends twelve years as fourth district judge in Elko county and resumes private practice in the Farrington building. His tenure included typewritten records since 1917, participation in landmark cases, and introducing women to grand juries. He sat in every Nevada county except four and presided over major matters such as the Quinn River water suit and the Goldfield Consolidated Mining case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SLKO
District Court
Erroll J. L. Taber
Fourth Judicial Distri
Elko County
Farrington
Taber
Supreme Court
Tabeso
Bess Kuhl
Jries
Judge Taber
Carson
Yerington
Austin
Minden
Nevada
Quinn River
Humboldt River
Goldfield Consolidated
Hayes- Monette
J. S. Orr
Peter Somers
Banc
Reno
Goldfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
GEMS
Charleston Lodge NO
Beckley’s Hi
John Summervillee
C. C
Julius Ahlstrom
K. BR. C
Bank of Southern Nevada
Payne & Hunting
Bunkerville
Turkey Ranch
Imperial
Las Vegas Age
Silvertown Cord Tires
J. Warren Woodard
Las Vegas, Nevada
Fremont Street
F.O.B
Goodyear
J. F Henry
Fremont and
Third Streets