Oddie Bill Aims to Stimulate Gold Mining Conservation
Senator Oddie introduces a bill to conserve natural resources by aiding the gold mining industry. It proposes a 25 cent per pennyweight bounty on newly produced gold in the United States and possessions for up to three years, amid rising costs and reduced production since 1915. The measure seeks equity without altering gold’s fixed price of $20.67 per ounce.
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Oddie
United States
Trnsitary Department
Alaska
Philippines
Mondell Urges ICC Denial of Southern Pacific Application
Congressman Mondell urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to deny Southern Pacific's request to continue Central Pacific operations. He stressed maintaining Union Pacific Central Pacific line under strong management to ensure maximum efficiency and best possible service for the public, insisting essential control remains with those benefiting from its use.
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Wilson
Reno
Nev
FF. W. Mondell
Wyoming
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Pacific
Central Pacific
Mr. Mondell
Union Pacific Central Pacific
Penn
Call for Separate Management of Transcontinental Rail Lines
The speaker argues for strict separation of ownership and management between Union Pacific Central Pacific and Southern Pacific lines to protect national interests. He warns that unified control could bias freight flows toward Tucson and El Paso and urges that Central Pacific Ogden to San Francisco stay in hands of those devoted to the transcontinental line, with clear, altruistic stewardship.
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Southern
Southern Pacifice
Central Pacific
Tucson
el Paso
Southern Pacific
Haman
Supreme Court
Commi
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Central Pacific Lines
Geologic Shifts Show New York Submerged Then Rising
Geologists note the American continent still rises in some areas and sinks in others. In New York, the Hudson River once cut a deep gorge now extended to sea level. Fossils reveal past ocean intrusion and submergence older than the gorge, with changes spanning thousands to millions of years.
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United States
Ios
Hudson River
New York City
New York Harbor
New York
United States Geological Survey
Houdson River
Wyoming and Nevada officials argue over Southern Pacific Central Pacific split
Wyoming PSC chair Drager and Nevada PSC chair Shaughnessy testify on the impact of SP CP separation. They discuss traffic diversions via El Paso, potential rate reductions if disintegration occurs, and the effect on Nevada trains, California interests, and San Francisco offices.
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Lini
Drager
Wyoming Public Service Commission
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Wyoming
C. P
S. P
el Paso
Pacific Railroad
J. F. Shaughnessy
Nevada Public Service Commission
C P
Nevada
Henry Scandrett
Shaughnessy
Rock Island
Interstate Commerce
el Paso Gateway
Supreme Court
Scandrett
Susanville
Central Pacific
Potter
U. P
L. P
Red Cross Advances in Public Health Nursing and Education
The American Red Cross outlines its postwar push into public health nursing home hygiene nutrition and life saving courses. It notes 1 240 nursing services 1 500 000 home visits 140 000 school inspections and 8 884 classes with 2356 instructors and 44 000 certificates issued. Health centers and lectures expand across rural and urban communities.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Nurition Service
Red Cross Gains Strength in All Foreign Fields
The American Red Cross reports a year of rapid growth across insular possessions and foreign posts. The Philippines lead with 11 417 members, Europe adds 11 1 with Constantinople Chapter 665, China 1 782, Dominican Republic 2 927, and Mexico 254, as total foreign and junior membership approaches 700 000 and spreads to about 70 lands.
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United States
American Red Cross
Philippines
Europe
Constantinople
China
Little Virgin Islands
Dominican Republic
Mexico
Red Cross Water First Aid Gains Lifesaving Reach
Red Cross Lifesaving Service expands with 825 plus chapters active in water safety training last year. Enrollment and qualified life savers rise as “learn to swim” weeks spread, improving water awareness. Local programs reach police and departments, promoting rescitation methods and self care in water.
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Hac
American Red Cross Life Saving Corps
Red Cross
Help to Help Other Causes Red Cross Appeal
A fragmented plea notes giving to the American Red Cross aids those hurt and in need of medical care. It emphasizes the value of donating a dollar to support relief efforts and urges public generosity.
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Red Cross
Auto tops and trim work offered at Yerington Garage
Alex Diddier at the Yerington Garage advertises auto tops storm curtains and seat covers. He can bring in an expert briefly to perform the work and asks potential customers to see him immediately.
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Alex
Diddier
Yerington
Dress Making Sale Offers Plain Sewings and Dresses
Mrs Barrett on North Main Street in Yerington Nevada offers sewing items including Bungalow Aprons at 50 cents and up House dresses at 1.50 and up and Dresses at 2.50 and up with plain sewing services available.
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Barrett
North Main Street
Yerington, Ney
Church Services Schedule with Sunday Activities
The notice lists church events including Sunday school at 10:00 A M preaching at 11:00 A M a service at Wabuska or Perry at 2:00 P M a song service at 7:30 P M and a Wednesday Parsonage service at 7:30 P M.
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Wabuska
Perry
St. Joseph’s Church Mass Times Updated
Listings show St. Joseph’s Church weekly schedule with Mass times on the first Sunday at 9:30 a.m. and other Sundays at 10:30 a.m. Sunday school held Saturdays at 2 p.m. Weekday mass at 8 a.m. Also notes Mason Nevada schedule with first Sunday mass at 10:30 a.m. and other Sundays at 9:30 a.m. Sunday school Saturdays at 10 a.m.
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ST. Joseph's
Mason
Nevada
Notice to taxpayers on 1922 taxes due in Lyon County Nevada
State and county taxes for 1922 due at the County Treasurer in Yerington Lyon County Nevada. Half must be paid by December 4 1922 or the remainder becomes delinquent with a 15 percent penalty. Make checks payable to Ruel KF Lothrop County Treasurer.
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Yerington
Lyon County
Nevada
Ruel KF
Lothrop
Eneuneses
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