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Newspaper
Las Vegas Age
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1937
Page
7
The Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce reports two complaints of automobile traveler overcharges at tourist camps on busy weekends. It warns the city’s good tourist reputation could sour if price kiting continues and urges fair dealing by local businesses and civic groups to stop the practice.
The United States Weather Bureau reports Las Vegas temperatures from June 18 to June 24 with highs from 100 to 110 and lows from 17 to 69. Readings come from a government shelter five feet high, calibrated to reflect general atmospheric temperatures free from local heat sources.
A retrospective on Las Vegas from its 1905 rough beginnings to a modern, tree shaded city. Tom Ebersole recalls the transformation from tents and ruts to shaded streets, lawns, and vibrant business areas with notable schools and neon displays. The Age notes its role in promoting tree planting and city beautification.
Caliente plans a full day July 5 with events every minute from daybreak salutes to a grand ball at night. The committee promises entirely free festivities including a high class boxing card and the grand ball attracting visitors from miles around.
Nevada workers in commerce industry and professional service will receive social security account numbers from the Reno office after June 30, per William Royle, Reno manager. Employers must file employee numbers by June 30 for tax reports to the internal revenue service in July.
George Lee Edwards a Panaca Nevada pioneer of Lincoln County died at his home Monday morning June 21 aged 77 He was born March 4 1860 in Wellsville Utah and moved to southern Nevada with his family in 1864 He is survived by his wife six children and 13 grandchildren with four brothers John William Eli and Hosea all in Vanaca The funeral was held in Panaca on Tuesday at 2 30.
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