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Newspaper
Las Vegas Age
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1932
Page
2
A fragmented community page notes local events and jokes including liquor fines, gun fines, a beauty contest, and a "Most Useless Citizen" contest. It mentions graduates missing their fathers and tracks coaches Doc and Brick from the University of North Georgia scouting for talent for next season's Wolf Pack in Reno.
The item notes a Las Vegas Nevada publication with editor and publisher Squires and announces second class mail status at 411 Fremont Street. It records the newspaper’s morning edition schedule and postal filing details under Second Class Matter.
The piece argues that direct primary weakens party responsibility and fuels voter apathy. It asserts that two major parties should bear primary blame for nominating candidates and driving costly, dual campaigns, reducing the pool of capable leaders.
El Portal theater launches a four week campaign offering 1200 in prizes including a 550 cash Chevrolet coach and trips to the Hawaiian Islands to attract entrants. Ten three month passes and fourteen total prizes reward participants who accumulate the most credits earned by theater admissions and clipped paper coupons.
A feature night at the Palace theater presents Riders of Death Valley with a world premiere. The program includes Slim Summerville in a farce and an additional feature, Strange As May Seen, in actual photographs.
Retailers feature wide ranges of spring dresses and accessories for graduates. J C Penney displays new stock including lace designs and sports dress blends. Adcock Romows and Laskys highlight hosiery jewelry and gift items while Becktleys offers gift stock for both boys and girls.
W. H. Alkire of Las announces a nursery sale today with a good rose selection in red and pink shades and a strong stock of shrubs in one gallon and two gallon cans. Plants are well acclimated and thoroughly established in their own soil with roots undisturbed.
Public notice outlines delinquent taxes and penalties on property in Clark County Nevada for 1958. It lists assessment details, payment deadlines, and interest charges, with an upcoming tax collection date and official actions by the Clark County Tax Collector.
The text outlines a U S patent application by a corporation for desert mining claims in Clark County Nevada. It describes survey corners, sections and townships, specifying Boulder No 1 and related parcels with notes on posting, filing, and registry in Carson City and the Carson City Land District.
CLARA M. CRISLER, Register, notes an application for the US patent of the CONTOUR NO. 1 PLACER in the St. Thomas Mining District Carson County Nevada. The survey covers 506,822 acres across East Half of Section Twenty, Forty-one, and surrounding lots, with detailed corner and monument references and a public record of the claim by McDonald Company and Nevada Corp. whose offices are in Lis Vows View. The act of May 19, 1873 governs the patent process and notices are posted in Carson City Land District.
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