Railroads Face Declining Revenues Amid Transport Shifts
A 2.8 percent March drop and a 35.3 percent April decline in early 1930s reports show American railroads shrinking as road and air travel rise. Authors argue for regulated competition, praising railroads for safety and drought relief aid, including rate reductions and purchases from farmers to support drought areas.
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United States
Secretary of Articulture
Agricultural Secretary
Local Churches and Services Schedule Summary
A listing of religious services across CHO town churches. CHRIST EPISCOPAL at Corner Carson and Second Streets offers Holy Communion at 8 am and weekday services. CATHOLIC CHURCH on Second and Bridger with three Masses. FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL at Corner Third and Bridger with Bible school worship and sermons. CHURCH of the NAZARENE at Garces and South First Sts with morning worship and evangelistic meeting. Also notes a family trip: Walter Joplin and nephew Alvin depart for Reno Monday morning and will be away through the week.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Carson and
Second Streets
Arthur
Kean
Catholic Church
Second
Bridger Streets
J. J .O'Grady
Mmer
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Third
Sumner Reynolds
Epworth League
Church of the Nazarene
Garces and
South First Sts
Charles H. Halt
Goodsprings
Walter Joplin
Alvin
Reno
Boulder Area in Spring Painted by Pacific Coast Writer
Republished by Sunset Magazine, the piece by Mildred Burton describes a Las Vegas visit during Boulder dam Hoover dam construction. It chronicles road building, camps, and nearby wonders like the Valley of Fire, Lost City, Gyp Cave, and turquoise mines with vivid desert panoramas and thoughts on future lake creation.
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Boulder Area
Sunset Magazine
San Francisco
Mildred Burton
Boulder Dam
Las Vegas
Nevada
Hoover Dam
United States
Connecticut
Niagara Falls
Colorado Basin
Valley of Fire
Nob Hill
Boulder Canyon
Neb Hill
Colorado
California
Arizona
Utah
Dave Holland
Pat Sullivan
Lost City
Themen
Salt Lake City
Mountain Meadow
Les’s Ferry
Desert Valley Dams, Caves, and Las Vegas Visit Described
The piece portrays St Thomas and its turquoise finds before rising waters turn the valley into a lake. It recalls Gyp Cave near Las Vegas with ancient campfire traces, the wild country, and travel details from Las Vegas to Los Angeles. It notes Las Vegas as a 6,500 population town at 2033 feet with railways, auto camps, hotels, and a vast artesian well supplying 3.5 million gallons daily.
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Dave Holland
Pat Sullivan
Las Veizas
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Cajon Pass
County Health Post Abolished After Funds Shortfall
Miss Lucille Withers county health nurse is granted paid vacation until June 15. The position will be abolished due to lack of county funds.
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County Health Post
Lucille Withers
Las Vegas county restricts gambling license applications
The county commission announces that all gambling license applications outside Las Vegas city limits must remain on file at the sheriff’s office for thirty days before any consideration, and for forty days before acceptance. Advertising urged in The Age.
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Las Vegas
Charles P. Squires
AGE
Fremont Street
Nevada
Opara
Sheriff's Office
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Overton
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St.Thomas
Las
Southwest Museum
Seventh
Fremont
North First St
Office of
A. H. Harrington
South Second Street
Anderon
Anderson’s Dairy
Western Union
Marjorie Elizabeth
Milady
Tower Market