Pioche Chamber of Commerce organizes with growing support
A Pioche notice reports the Probe Chamber of Commerce forming with rapid membership growth and active committees on ways and means, printing, agriculture, commerce and minerals. Geo Arbogast will present a paper on the organization at the next board meeting, urging wide public attendance and support. The piece also notes a forthcoming wedding and urges citizens to register to vote, warning non voters about administration.
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Probe Chamber of Commerce
Geo
Arbogast
Ploche Chambon of
Pioche
Chamber of Commerce Institutions of
The fragment references the chamber of commerce and its institutions. No further readable details are available to determine specific entities, dates, or events for a fuller card.
Fly and Highland district geology paper praised by professor
Prof Fred J Pack of Columbia University pens a detailed pamphlet on Fly and Highland mining geology with fault lines and maps. The account also narrates a rough stagecoach journey ending with a delayed mail delivery and a display of Mormon ingenuity in Utah.
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Fred J. Pack
E. M
Columbia University
New York
Fly
Highland Maining
Labora
Pack
Gee
Richards
Sunnyside
Great Meadow
George
Sport Watkins
Sport
Utah
Extensive geological work showcased with photographic views
The paper lauds a major geological instrument covering the Alps to Stampede Gap and praises Columbia University professor Pack. An exhibit near Thompson & Co shows Booth’s photo gallery with views from Las Vegas Delamar and Caliente, including flood wreckage of the San Pedro railroad. News notes the death of Col Ellis’s wife in Portland Or.
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Thhe
Alps
Stampede Gap
Columbia University
Pack
Thompson & Co
Booth
J. A. Nesbitts
Las Vegas
Delamar
Caliente
San Pedro
Col Ellis
Bristol
Portland
Oro
Strange Air Ship Seen Near Deck House Corner
Early Thursday morning Lee Fox of the Deck House reported a peculiar aerial object sighted to the north and east. The moving craft descended and rose, its canvas rudder and ballast swing visible, appearing to be an air ship traveling northeast as witnesses watched with Mr Fitzgerald and Mr Corbern. It was described as imperfectly discerned and dramatic.
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Lee Fox
Fox
Fitzgerald
Corbern
Ohio-Kentucky Company to sinking shaft at Susan Duster claim
Horst and Ernest Godbe of Salt Lake, general manager and major investor, arrive in Pioche delayed by storm. Jas Earl, ex Horn Silver Utah supervisor, comes to oversee work. A 25 HP hoisting engine and lumber car arrive at Modena for transport. Grading for the plant starts tomorrow. Also note voters must register before September 8. F. W. Dickle Walker Lee left Oscola and Ely for several days.
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Earnest Godbe
Salt Lake
Ohio-Kentucky Company
Raymond & Ely
Pioce
Ohio-Kentucky
Godbe
Hacket
Susan Duster
Jas. Earl
Horn Silver
Utah
Modena
Pioche’s Mining Rise Promises Western Metropolis Status
Prominent observers say Pioche, Nevada, could become the region’s richest mineral hub as railroad links to smelters expand and mining interests build extensive reduction works. The area’s geology, ore wealth, and rising industry activity suggest a future metropolis for the intermountain West, with investments urged to capitalize on the boom.
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Pioche
Nevada
Adc
Intermountain
Bargains Listed At Record Office Pioche New
A catalog of offers in Pioche Nevada including three north main street lots, a genuine bargain brick lodging house with nine rooms, 90 percent yield, insured under 1700, nine Lacour Stack lots, a saloon building with rock cellar, brewing outfit and a wagon with equipment, all on Main Street. Also mentions Highland district stock and various properties ready for business use.
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Lacour
Pioche
Forfeiture Notice for Coxe Fay Nevada 1968 Claim
Forfeiture notice details a mining claim in Eagle Valley Beatrice Lincoln County Nevada with pages 474 and 47H in county records. It states statutory requirements for continuation or loss of the claim by December 31, A. D. and offers a reward for finder returning the item described as a wide band ring with two chipped diamonds.
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Eagle Valley
Beatrice
Lincoln County
Nevada
United States
Registration Notice for General Election Fees
Notice references a $200 fee and the general election date. Mentions naturalization verification and a registry in Spring Valley. Includes names such as Henry Rice Jr and a state law context. Coordinates with a local election office and certificate requirements for voters.
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Bershy Ivan
Tans Menry Rice JR
Spring Valley
Election timing notice for Nemennn Sector 10th polling
Notion is given for the General Election in Nemennn Sector 10th. Polls open at 1 o clock PM and close at al o'clock PM. The notice cites the Book of Riglatrae tim as the reference and mentions the edition and local housing area.
Registration Noties for General Book of Regie Noted
Notice hereby given that registration is open. Persons named must present themselves for registration before specified deadlines and locations. The document cites authorization and deadlines for registration and related formalities.
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Natl
E'Elnelk P.M. Tm
Adkdition Tay ‘Bao
Coeur Nie
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Nunn
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NOIS
Dre. Rke
Nevadas
Hang Chang’s
Capeste Lencar Steet
Horst
F. W. Dickle
Walker Lee
Oscola
Ely
JH. W. Underhill
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Roomi
Pioche Daily Record
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Pioche Realty & Brokerage Company
E.P. Gorton
C. W. Garrison
Little Mena
Highland
Fay, Nevada
May's
Regintey Ager
Gta Waa
Fred Rance
JC. P. Christensen
Caliente, Nevada
Clover Street
Bank Exchange
J. 0. Brown, Poe
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Pioche, Ney
Billard & Pool Tabte
Pioche Assay
Donohue
Cedar Street
Geo. A. Bethune
Meadow Valley St.pinche
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