Fossil Elephant Teeth Found Near Wells Nevada
Dinosaurs may have roamed Nevada near Elephant Tooth Well south of Wells in Elko County. Weeks Brothers Inc. own the land and have excavated dozens of giant fossilized teeth from a bog site turned water hole during highway and mineral exploration. Dr. Harry E. Wheeler identified the finds as from a prehistoric giant animal and noted several teeth up to 13 inches long.
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Elephant Tooth
Wells
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Weeks Brothers
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Elko and
Harry E. Wheeler
Mackay School of Mines
University of Nevada At Reno
Wheeler
Ruby Mountains
Quick Household Tips For Food Prep And Cleaning
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High Arch Eyebrows Sparked by Stage Look Quote
A Minneapolis Messenger strip quotes a middle aged woman in a local beauty shop asking for a high arch to look surprised. The line captures a humorous vanity moment.
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Carvilles Narrow Escape After Car Overturns
United States Attorney E. P. Carville and family escaped serious injury when their car overturned between Winnemucca and Golconda. A front tire blowout caused loss of control on slick, misty roads. Mrs Carville suffered minor contusions and shock but was to be released today. The family remained in Winnemucca overnight. Carville had been enroute to Elko to give a Memorial Day address.
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Wrong Place Mental Incompetents in Office Debate
The Washington Post argues the country may properly care for mentally incompetent individuals but should not elect or appoint them to public office, warning against normalizing such a practice.
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Washigton Post
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