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Newspaper

Las Vegas Age

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1927

Page

4

Jardine 70 Visit Nevada In July

Reno dispatch notes United States Secretary of Agriculture William M. Jardine will visit Nevada in July to attend the University of Nevada extension workers meeting with leaders from eleven western states. He will tour northern Nevada by auto, discuss agricultural issues, and speak once at the conference. After Nevada he will go to Caldwell Idaho, tracing a path tied to his Idaho boyhood and Kansas State and Utah background.

Reno Nevada United States Hiis Lo Labie Federal Department of Agriculture Wessstes Arizona California Jana Montana New Mexico Oregon Utah Washington Wyoming Jardine Sparks Wadsworth Ferns Lovelock Winemucca Battle Mountain Elko Wells Contact Caldwell Idaho Utah Agricultural College Kansas State Agricultural College University of Nevada Henry C. Wallace Harding Las Vegas Boulder Canyon Dam

Panama Canal Adds To Empty Car Miles

Western railroads face a tough problem reducing empty freight car miles, worsened by Panama Canal competition. J. T. Saunders of Southern Pacific notes more than one third of car mileage is spent moving empties. In 1925 the loaded to empty ratio improved slightly, with empties at 35 miles per 100, while peak seasons may send empties over a thousand miles to move small gains.

J. T. Saunders Southern Pacific Panama Canal Saunders

Masonic Grand Lodge Delegate Heads to Reno

Dr. William S. Park will represent Las Vegas Lodge No. 32 at the Masonic Grand Lodge meeting in Reno next week. Southgate Chapter No. 18 will send Mrs. W. G. Fulton and Mrs. F. A. Gibson to the Grand Chapter in Reno during the same sessions.

William S. Park Las Vegas A. M Masonic Grand Lodge Reno Southgate Grand Grand Lodge W. G. Fulton F. A. Gibson

Watch The Children Grow Diet Guidance For Healthy Development

The article urges mothers to ensure children eat iron rich and vitamin rich foods for temper and strength. It lists eggs peas beans spinach lettuce tomatoes nuts raisins dates prunes figs oats whole grains milk and lean beef and endorses canned foods and tomato juice as convenient nutritious options. It notes evaporated milk can raise calories and flavor in cocoa soups and scalloped dishes.

Tonopah Masons Make Remarkable Eureka Pilgrimage

Tonopah Lodge No. 28 Masons traveled 177 miles by car to Eureka for a third degree degree work and Master Mason ceremony with Lloyd Swasey. The visit featured Alex Frazier’s eloquent oratory at age 80 plus, strong Eureka Lodge attendance, and a gala banquet for 75 visitors.

Tonopah Bonanza Tonopah Lodge No Tonopah Lodge Tonopahns Lloyd Swasey Eureka Masons Eurekans Rhoderick McCharles Eurenk Lodge Chauncey Smith Tonopah Eureka High School Eureka Lodge Gerald Dugan George Dugan Ely Lodge Scott Jameson University of Nevada Ed Clifford John Mullens Jay Henderson Eureka John Hamiln Eureka Lodge No Austin Austin Lodge Joan Hamlin L. L. Dean Harry Richardson Round Mountain Will Berg Harry Bickley Frank Taylor John Atkinson Joe Rodgers Tony Antoniazal Ryland Taylor Lee Henderson Robert Reid William Haysler Cliff Loring J. E. Peck Henry C. Schmidt George Martin Lee Abernathy W. W. Rogers Cliff Puller K. 2. Diehl Jack Cloke

Telephone vision and men’s work rise in jobs

A humorous note on men holding big jobs who cannot name three naughty magazines. The speaker jestingly suggests improvement with a perfected telephone vision could ease the burden and perhaps change the cong number.

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Daughters Born to Local Families in May 1927

In Arden Nevada a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. D Gueman on May 25 1927 with Dr F M Ferguson as attending physician. At Las Vegas a daughter arrived May 22 1927 for Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Monroy at their North Second Street home. A 10 pound son was born May 31 1927 to Mr. and Mrs. George Ettler Jr at Las Vegas Hospital. Dr Midren reports all are doing fine.

Lopez Arden Nevada Trindad Lopez Monroy North Second Street Las Vegas Francisco Monroy Zettler Las Vegas Hospital George “Ettler Midren

Judge Horsey Sees Congress Action on Boulder Dam Timeline

Las Vegas based Judge Charles Lee Horsey forecasts congressional action to start Boulder Dam construction. He notes flood control needs and Colorado River history as context for southern Nevada growth and power transmission benefits. Horsey represents clients challenging mortgages tied to a budding and loan association in ongoing court proceedings.

Carson City Charles Lee Horsey Las Vegas Lincoln County Horsey Boulder Dam Vegas Congress South Colorado Nevada

Birth announcements for Walker and Siefang families

At Las Vegas Hospital two births are recorded. On Sunday May 29 1927 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Phillip C Walker with Mr Walker serving as chief engineer for United States Gypsum Company at Arden. On Wednesday June 1 1927 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Siefang of Adren.

Siefang Las Vegas Hospital Arthur Siefang Adren

Mixed quotes and quips from late 1920s papers

An assortment of remarks appears from several papers noting humorous or pointed lines. Items reference U S land forces in war games, two Missouri bandits sentenced after a robbery, poetry versus prose debates, health linked to lumber, Coolidge summer plans, and twenty five New York City couples marrying on Friday the thirteenth.

Missouri Detroit Free Press Columbus Dispatch New York City

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