Smith Valley Reports Plans for a Central High School
Discussion seeks a central site for a new Smith Valley high school near highways with potential rail access and good water drainage. Directors may call a public meeting soon to examine location, while other valley projects progress and local events unfold including canal work and holiday activities.
Boulder Canyon dam project draws interest across seven states
The Nevada Review notes a Santa Fe meeting involving seven states to plan the Colorado river basin compact for equitable water division. Governors and officials including Scrugham and Hoover shape a treaty like agreement, with U S Reclamation Service advancing surveys at Boulder and Black Canyon, as Las Vegas anticipates rapid growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trasmuid
Mason Valley
Boulder Canyon
Las Vegas
Nevada
Santa Fe
New Mexico
James G. Serugham
Colorado
Delph E. Carpenter
Utah
R. E. Cadewell
Wyoming
Frank E. Emerson
P.davis, Jr
Arizona
W. S. Norvell
California
W. F. McClure
Scrugham
W. ‘Clark
Colorado River
United States
Congress
Hebert
Hoover
Colorado’ River
United States Reclamation Service
Black Canyon
Boulder
F. L. Ransome
U. S. Geological Survey
Jen
Walter R. Young
News items from Mason community notes
Mr and Mrs W A Day departed for the city with many friends bidding farewell. Mrs Kremer left for California after visiting her ill mother Mrs Lancaster. A Thanksgiving party at the schoolhouse featured a program, dancing, and refreshments. E P McCalla bought the Pay property and moved there. Mr and Mrs Hamilton visited the De Graws for Thanksgiving. Tone Carroll visited Cleo Payne in Yerington. Ide Johnson recovered from illness. Ladies Aid Society to hold annual sale and Silver Tea on December 8 at the church. C O De Graw bought a new brick six through Matt Penrose. The Taylors arrived from Colorado to visit J A Taylor. V V Wyatt and others visited Mason. C O De Graw and family traveled to Lidwig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Day
Fore City
Tone Carroll
Cleo Payne
Yerington
Ide Johnson
Ladies' Aid Society
A. G. Sturgeon
John Conway
Matt Penrose
Desert Creek ranch sells to Frank Simpson in Lyon County
Frank Simpson purchases the Desert Creek ranch from Er C Wedertz, Lyon County Commissioner. The 1200 acre property, with orchard and 1860 water right, lies largely under irrigation and will be stocked with thoroughbred sheep under his sons guidance. Regular meeting of Hope Loder December 9 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Simpson
Desert Creek
Simpson
Er. C. Wedertz
Lyon County
Mr. Simpson
Hope Loder
Electric-Chemical Quest To Reclaim Mono Lake Gold
Prof. Herschel Parker, physicist and alpinist, visits Reno to describe experiments at Mono Lake using an electrochemical method to recover gold from saline waters. He outlines a working plant, potential yields, and notes that patents expired for the Greenawalt process while stressing controlled amperage as key to sustained operation.
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Mono Lake
Midas
Monte Cristo
Herschel Clifford Parker
Reno
Mono’ Lake
Journal
Monolake
Parker
Columbia
Canadian Alps
Mt. McKinley
American Geological Society
American Academy For the Advancement of Science
Iam
Corp
Kimerline
Mono
Tacoma
Mono Vale
Annual Meeting of Lyon County Farm Bureau Reports 1922 Work
The Lyon County Farm Bureau met with 26 delegates, heard UC W Creel discuss western livestock cooperation, and reviewed 1922 progress including potato sales, cantaloupes, and a new creamery plan. Directors elected for 1023: Yeager, Mardy, Mrs Flo Reymers, Wyatt, Batchelder. officers: C. W. Hyatt president, Batchelder vice president, Mrs Fly Reymers secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Henrichs
Brooks Hotel
W. Creel
Nevada
Washington
Creel
Wallice
Wallace
Cotton Council
South
Jerry Sheehan
Windemucea
Congress
W. G.rawles
H.C Keema
L. F E. Beaman
Fernley
Moon and
Smith Valleys
Buckman
Reno-lazen
Smith Valley
Marin, Loan Association
Lyon County
Western Reclamation Congress
Salt Lake
YeFington Comemress Club
Vernley
Jem
Raois
R G. Foster
M.D. Collins
Mary “Stillwell
J. Scott
D. A
WW. Mann
de Yeager
W A. Mardy
Flo Reymera
W.cyatt
George Batchelder
C. W. Hyatt
Fly Reymers
Seereon
Yerington Delegation Heads to Washington D C for Hearing
Representatives of the Walker River Irrigation District led by J. J. Wilson and Harry Dukes depart Yerington for Washington D C to argue over rights to a West Walker reservoir site before the Federal Powers Commission. They plan a lengthy trip via New York City and New Orleans with a Mexican stop to evade the Volstead Act, returning after more than a month. J. J. Lavelle buys the William Cargill ranch near Wellington. his bride is Miss Annette Dexheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker River
J. J. Wilson
Harry Dukes
J. H. Beemer
Chas. H. Norcross
Yerington
Washington,d. C
Luce
West Walker
Bridgeport
Federal Powers Commission
Yori Messers Wilson
Dukes
New York City
Key West Florida
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Mexico
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Beaman Lakes
San Francisco
Walter Newell
Woman's Club
W. C. Thiggins
Connell
Portland
Seattle
L. S. Beaman
C. E. Wedertz
K. W. King
Wellington
Lyon County Farm Bureau
J. D. Yeager
Yelington
Woman's Civic Club
Reading Hall
L. Olds
Trina Miller
Miller
Ricker
Thrailkill
James Compston
Frank Comps+ton
Sophia Sayer
Shreck Brothers
Smith
E. W. King
Boulder Canyon Dam
W. C. Niggins
Nat Hurd
Sophia Lynch
Frank
Magn
Mack Aid
August
Peter Manke
Aid
Wall Street Company
Bureau
Yerington Men
J. J. Lavelle
William Cargill
Granada
Lon Chaney