Mizpah Hotel Tonopah Offers $2.50 Rooms in Historic Town
In Tonopah Nevada a 100-room Mizpah Hotel blends mining era lore with modern budget lodging. Rooms start at $2.50 with shared baths, rising to $7 for a tub and $15 for two beds. Owner Les E Short notes renewed miner traffic amid rising metal prices. The hotel, built 1907, once hosted figures like Bernard Baruch and Death Valley Scotty and remains a social hub with live bands and a 36-slot casino.
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Bernard Baruch
Death Valley Scotty
Jack Dempsey
Hardhat Construction
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Harold
Bill Harrah
Nevada Test Site
Whitewater to Host Fall Festival on September 27 1975
The Whitewater Jaycees and Whitewater Area Chamber of Commerce plan a full day festival on September 27 1975. Ken Tubbesing pastor of The Federated Church chairs. Events start with an 11 a.m. horse fun show at the ball diamond followed by youth races at 1 p.m. Don Wedel leads youths. Motocross for Remington School District residents at 2 p.m. A 5 p.m. parade with lineup at 4 p.m. on Main St. from Central North. Evening program resumes at 7 p.m. with a mini-tractor pull and at 8 p.m. tractors pull. Youth may ride fire trucks with sirens.
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Ball Diamond
Remington
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