Yerington residents form Ant Over Land and Cattle Co
In Lyon County a new firm the Ant Over Land and Cattle Co has formed. It takes over Miller Lux holdings in Mason Valley with Fred W. Hobart Reno as general manager and Al Gifford as superintendent. The venture aims to use water storage at Alkali Lake and build Highland canals to irrigate lands in Mason and Smith Valleys, seeking government reclamation funds. Local meeting at Owl Hall named officers and discussed a yearly county fair as a goal contributing stock and plans for exhibits and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per
West Walker
Thentelope
T. B. Rickey
Humphrey and
Moffit
Rickey
Humphrey & Moffat
Antove Land and Cattle Co
Mason Valley
Mase Valley
Smith Valley
Owl Hall
VC. Bernard
Mark Shaw
Wiimouss
O. H. Sonne
N. H. VanAlstine
Neil McLeod
Treauster
J. G. Kaufman
C. C. Young
M. Codington
George Friedhog
Matt Penrose
F.S Lamberson
Yerington
Lyon County
Fallon
State Irs
Seripe
Kickapoo Worm Killer Ad Warns Mothers About Worms
An old advertisement urges mothers to treat children for worms with Kickapoo Worm Killer. It lists symptoms such as feverishness irritation and poor appetite and claims the remedy restores health and digestion. The ad notes availability at druggists or by mail for 25 cents from Kickapoo Medicine Company Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kickapoo Medicine Company
Philadelphia
St Loni Mo
Noted Nevada Woman Felice Cohn Revisited
Leslie's Weekly praises Felice Cohn of Carson City Nevada as a leading woman suffrage worker and author of the Equal Suffrage resolution. She is described as nonmilitant, official court reporter for her judicial district, and well known in Yerington from frequent visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie's Weekly
Carson
Felice Cohn
Carson City
Nevada
Constipation and Indigestion Patient Finds Relief
C H Hines of Whitlow Arkansas describes spending hundreds on medicines and hospital care in St Louis and New Orleans with no cure. After returning home he used Chamberlains Tablets and gradually improved until he was all right. Sold by all druggists. Advt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.H. Hines
Whitlow
Ark
St. Louis Hospital
New Orleans
Church Improves with Screen Door at Front Entrance
A screen door is being installed at the Methodist Church front entrance to reduce bothersome flies during large congregations and interesting services. Donor James Nichol funds the improvement, easing summer heat and insects for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nichol
Ciiech
Bounty for Artesian Water Promised by State Law
A state statute offers a bounty for artesian wells meeting thresholds. The plan provides $1,000 for a well delivering three barrels of petrolvant and 1,000 feet of lateral gas, $2,500 for a well with diameter at least six inches yielding six gallons per minute, and a $1,000 reward for a flat well that saves 3 barrels of petrolvant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Maud
Raileuid Valley
Aisot
County to Build New High School Gymnasium
The County Board of Education approved erecting a new gymnasium on the high school grounds to serve both athletic and classroom needs. The planned tiling and layout would allow basketball and other entertainments, with an estimated cost around $4,000 due to lack of funds for an enlarged facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Eucation
Amandaterien
The Best Pain Killer Bucklen's Arnica Ad
Bucklen's Arnica applied to cuts bruises sprains or skin injuries relieves pain instantly. EE Chamberlain of Clinton Maine reports it robs injuries of their terrors and as a remedy its equal does not exist. Only 25 cents. Ad.
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EE. Chamberlain
Clinton, Me
Resume of mining operations in the district last week
Copper stocks worldwide have fallen to a record low for August 1, 1913, with U S supply at about 50.4 million pounds and Europe at 76.6 million. From July 1910 to July 1913, European imports rose sharply while U S and global consumption hit new highs amid industrial restraint. The report covers Smith Valley Mines and Clipper group activities, Mason Valley production and quarterly results, and activity in Loma and vicinity with Capitely and Golden Pleece developments, noting ongoing development and promising ore shoots.
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United States
Europe
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
America
Harwest
Smith Valley Mines
George Warren
South Valley Mines Co
Yeringoon
W. HH. Bartlett
Oakland
Warren
San Francisco
New York
Mason Valley Mines Co
Mason Valley
Loma
W._ Ho Laiestar
Dow
Capitely Gold Mining Co
Ron
Nevaia
Capitola
Yeringtom
Terrill
Salt Lake
Big Reclamation Scheme In Southern Nevada
A San Diego group of investors has bought over 1100 acres in southern Nevada and plans a large irrigation project. They will sink pumping wells across the water belt as they acquire more land, with alfalfa to begin on 40 acre blocks as water becomes available. The venture, led by U O Davis, aims to expand to ten times current holdings, with the first alfalfa crop expected in 1914. The effort follows publicity surrounding the San Diego Exposition appropriation and involves bankers and capitalists eager for more land under similar water and location terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
San Diego, Cal
UO. Davis
Carson City
Maerwest
Thompson Hall Nine Surrenders In Fallon Setback
Thompson Hall and Lehontan met in Fallon on Sunday with Lehontan edging Thompson 1 to 0 in the ninth. The setback marks Thompson Hall’s first defeat of the season, blamed on missing key players earlier.
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Thompson Hall
Thompson
Fallon Kist
Lehontan Nine
Qin
Thampsen Tine
Copper and Silver Veins Drive Rush at Ambrose and McConnell Mines
Reports from Port Way and Ambrose Phin Wer districts describe sinking shafts to the 200 foot level and near term openings. Miners Stetson Cortell and partners push development on Gem and McConnell areas with ore grading high from 3 to 12 percent copper and silver lead values while Nevada Douglas and Empire Nevada crews repair electric gear and prepare for larger shipments. Regular shipments of 50 tons daily are expected as the McDowell mine grows in importance.
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Hicate
Port Way
AL J. Smith
Salt Lake
Ambrose Plummer
Stetsen
J. Cortell
Ambrose Phin Wer
Kaufman and Randall
Tirstelies
Stetson
McConnell
Memel
Ennther
Walker River
Morgan
Wiehman
Voli
Fallon
Wichman
Pol
Poli Ranch
Wiebman Prace
Injured Italian laborer falls from moving train near station
An Italian laborer at the Nevada Douglas mine was badly bruised after leaping from a moving train near Lodvergs station on Tuesday. He was found with a cut face and serious injuries, though not life threatening. Rail workers caution employees and may bar boarding at the mine to prevent such risks.
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Nevada Douglas
Lodvergs Station
Anvon Serous
Jim
Feo
Cure for Fifty-Year Tetter Showed by Ointment
Mrs Renney reports relief after using Dr Hobson's Tetter Ointment for a half century eczema. The advertisement claims a perfect cure and urges purchase from druggists or by mail at 50 cents, Pfeifer Chemical Co. St. Louis and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson
Pfeifer Chemical Co
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Schools to Open in Yerington District
The territory district school and primary departments, 25, will open in Mandy on August T1314 with Mrs. Cory Fay White as principal and assistants Miss Effie McMurray Miss Auguta Brusse and Miss Ellen Swedman on duty. The high school will use the old grammar school building briefly. The Trustees plan to sell the old building 27 by 77 feet to the County Association to fund improvements.
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Territory
Oil Corps
Cory Fay White
Effie McMurray
Auguta Brusse
Ellen Swedman
Wilding
Yerington
Nu Yanay
County R Associatien
Remarkable Cure of Dysentery Story from South Carolina Ad
A patient from Siew WH NC describes severe dysentery around July 15 being unable to find relief until Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was tried. Two bottles provided prompt relief after weight fell from 1435 to 125. The testimonial highlights quick improvement and strong relief from the remedy.
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Chamberlan
Siew
Rattler killed at Tndsen station site
A large rattlesnake, four feet long and eight inches in diameter, was killed at Tndsen station. The old snake had lost most of its rattles and appeared to have been injured previously, indicating a history of trouble at the location.
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Tndsen
Rattler
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