Must Have in Las Vegas Age Event
A terse local notice notes the Las Vegas event titled Must Have in Las Vegas Age, detailing venue and timing with emphasis on eligibility and entry requirements for participants.
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Newspaper
Las Vegas Age
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1928
Page
2
A terse local notice notes the Las Vegas event titled Must Have in Las Vegas Age, detailing venue and timing with emphasis on eligibility and entry requirements for participants.
The article contrasts Hoover and Smith as presidential rivals. Hoover is depicted as Western born, self-made educated, an engineer and administrator with global reach. Smith is described as East Side New York born, street educated, a political figure rising through Tammany Hall networks.
A Nevada party platform outlines support for tariffs to aid labor and agriculture, favor Boulder Dam development, and insist on rights to water and power revenues. It praises Hoover and local lawmakers Oddie and Arentz for securing a Hawthorne depot and highway aid, and calls for a strong Republican congressional delegation to push state interests.
Notice announces American Borax Company of Las Vegas applying for patent on Argus Lode in St Thomas mining district Clark County Nevada and several Colemanite and Midway lodes with borax and gypsum, adjacent conflicts listed, 60 day publication window. First public May 12 1928 Last July 14 1928.
United States patent notices published in Carson City describe Liberty No 2 to No 5 lodes in St Thomas Nevada and Cottonball placer claims in unsurveyed townships. The notices outline boundaries and areas totaling 76130 acres for Liberty and 595023 acres for Cottonball plus exclusions of several adjacent lodes and conflicts.
The Age commends Congressman Sam Arentz for guiding the Boulder Dam bill through the House in its current form. It notes his persistent leadership to move stalled measures and secure the board of consulting engineers report before December first amid opposition, arguing his efforts deserve broader notice.
In the summer lull, residents are urged to stroll Ogden Street to Tenth observe new street lights and fresh houses. The text invites joining a citywide improving procession to witness concrete walks and an aura of progress.
Air history honors the daring Nobile Italia crew and Amundsen as pioneers of navigation while noting Las Vegas as touched by their sacrifices. The piece reflects on what the distant aviators' bravery may owe to the future Las Vegas airport and the wider aviation story.
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