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Newspaper
Las Vegas Age
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1919
Page
6
Peter Baol traveled to Salt Lake City on Tuesday to have his picture taken by the hospital photographer using an X ray device. He notes patients sometimes feel mixed up and wants Peter to verify whether any ribs are crossed.
Governor Boyle denounces party leaders for backing the southern wing and manipulating national politics. He defends Democratic principles and warns that Wilson era policies and the League of Nations risk discrediting the party. The Nevada governor portrays himself as a statesman with a future in Nevada and broader national impact.
Mr and Mrs J H Ullom learn their son Lloyd Nom has arrived in Newport News Virginia en route home from France. Release hoped within a few days.
James Cashman, Hupmobile distributor for the district, says another carload of popular cars is due soon. Two cars from the latest shipment have already been sold.
The Salt Lake Route proposes new schedules for trains Three and Four to better fit Las Vegas. Train Three would depart Vegas at 6:00 p m and reach Los Angeles at 8:00 a m the next day, while Train Four would leave Los Angeles at 11:30 p m and arrive in Las Vegas at noon the following day. The plan, submitted to Hale Holden for approval, could take effect soon after July first.
Industrial News Bureau warns that law makers bear blame for a looming oil shortfall as conservation policy blocks development. 1919 figures show 39 million barrels imported and 27 million withdrawn from stocks while peace time demand grows. calls for efficient use of every drop and protest against artificial restrictions.
Public notices report the Muddy Valley Drainage District 1919 assessment roll protest date set for July 5. Also Clark County issues an August 4 1919 special school building bond election for Educational District Number One with a $35000 bond proposal, polling places listed, open 8am to 6pm, and a water appropriation application for Prospect Creek by Clifton Dunlap with a 1 cfs ditch and irrigation use.
David S. Farnsworth as Treasurer and Tax Receiver will sell at public auction on July 21 1919 at 10 am at the Las Vegas courthouse the county's interest in the Hillside mining claim Yellow Pine District Clark County Nevada for delinquent 1913 taxes of 77.39 dollars. The property was previously sold to the county treasurer on January 3 1914. First publication June 14 1919. Last publication July 19 1919.
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