For Sale Lot 100 by 140 Cash Asking $400
Classified ad notes a sale of a vacant lot measuring 100 by 140 feet for cash, asking price four hundred dollars.
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Newspaper
Las Vegas Age
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1929
Page
7
Classified ad notes a sale of a vacant lot measuring 100 by 140 feet for cash, asking price four hundred dollars.
Notices announce final proof filings by Luella Minter and Robert F. Jameson for desert land entries in Clark County Nevada, with witnesses listed, plus a public land claim by Horace Seaborn Thompson and others, and a civil suit in the Tenth Judicial District Court of Nevada for Clark County seeking to quiet title to the NW and S of Section 31, Township 19 South, Range 61 East, with dates for publication and appearance.
Memorandum declares B L Smith acts as agent for Diamondfield Jack Davis on a Las Vegas Nevada prospecting trip and disclaims any mining interest. The document includes pub dates in 1929 and notes Nevada State TeachersExaminations to be held June 4 5 6 7 in Las Vegas with a Nevada School Law exam on June 4.
Dr George W Crile, world renowned surgeon, personally led rescue efforts in Cleveland after a devastating explosion wrecked the facility. He was performing surgery elsewhere when the blast occurred and rushed to aid victims, directing responders at the scene.
Former president Plutarco Elias Calles arrives in Me City after directing federal troops against rebels. Crowds cheer as the Texan-hatted Calles is hailed hero while President Portes Gil stands nearby.
Firemen and rescue workers carry a victim from Cleveland’s great hospital blast. An unconscious man is slid down a ladder while many others are removed by the same method. The scene captures the chaotic aftermath and ongoing effort to save survivors.
Baccalaureate services were held at the Moapa Valley High School auditorium with Dr Adam Bennion delivering the address as he spoke in nearby towns. The Student Body elected Ter Jones as president, Iona Robison as secretary, and Margaret Lyons as treasurer among other officers. A ward closing dance featured a one act play Betty Becomes Engaged, while the M.LA showcased a gym display. Other items include a Home Economics Club banquet, school staff banquet, graduations, retirements, and notices regarding land transactions and warnings about Bert L Smith acting as an agent in Carrara District.
The 1929 graduates held Class Night in the High School auditorium with seniors as chief players. A fraternal 1930 scene, class history, Will and Prophecy, and jokes marked the program. Wendell Bunker and Harold Pike sang, Dorothy Buzick played violin, and Frances Martin accompanied.
Fraternal notices outline regular and special meetings for Vegas Lodge No. 32 F&AM, Southgate Chapter No. 18 OES, Las Vegas Aerio No. 1213 Eagles, Las Vegan Lodge No. 1468, and local chambers. Dates include first Mondays, second and fourth Mondays, Thursdays, with 7:20 to 7:30 p.m. start times and halls named Beckteleys and Levy's. Visiting brothers invited.
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