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Newspaper
Yerington Times
Location
Yerington, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1921
Page
2
Subscription price set at 3.00 dollars per year in advance. Mail matter of second class entered at Yerington post office. Air communications address and air remittances payable to The Yerington Times.
The United States presses a naval arms limitation plan praised by the New York Times as generous to Great Britain and fair to Japan. It envisions a ten year halt on battleship construction, with Britain building a strong line and the United States seeking parity in tonnage and firepower, while Japan and other powers would see shifts in fleet strength. Admirals signal cautious optimism, yet warn the terms may shape future naval power and negotiation prospects.
The piece ponders the holiday season as a wave from Thanksgiving to January 2, highlighting Christmas as family joy and New Year as self inventory. It cites the ideal of retaining kindness beyond the holidays, echoing a line from American Legion Weekly about fostering regard for others from November 24 through January 2.
Lyon County producers receive over 40000 for the season’s honey crop. The yield mirrors last year as Tonopolis Belmont company buys the product with similar quality. The report notes bunk houses for workers accompanying the deal.
Eight carloads of comb honey from Lyon county will be used across the United States and Canada this season.
The act mirrors earlier federal highway provisions but adds features. The secretary of agriculture and Bureau of Public Roads administer. funds allocated by three parts: population, area, and rural mileage. A floor allotment of 0.5% of total fund favors small states like Delaware New Hampshire Rhode Island and Vermont. States must select a road system not exceeding seven tenths of road mileage for federal aid, divided into interstate and intercounty highways with joint approval required. Federal aid limits vary by area and land ownership, with large state programs funded alongside existing appropriations, plus forests money possibly spent on unmapped federal aid routes within national forests.
Lane City plans work on S200 with Keystone to start, employing 79 men. Winnemucca reports platinum up to $40,000 per tonne. Belmont mills ship trullion at 3200,000. Ely-Boston area boosts forces. Stillwater-Medford orders rigs for local pit in Las Vegas. Eureka recalls cyanide mill installation and Log Spring project adelaria. Tonopah shows Gold Zone resume shipments. Yerington to establish public library. Alleghany mine reopening under way. Virginia City notes Comstock new city on American flat.
Directory notes A M Sunday school with 1) A M preaching 2) A M service at Wabuska or Perry at 7 30 p m. Service of song and sermon or 7 p m Wednesday service in the parsonage.
The church lists Mass on the first Sunday at 9 30 a m and other Sundays at 10 30 a m with Sunday school at 2 pm Weekly weekday Mass at Mason Nevada notes Mass on the first day of the month at 4 30 pm and other Sundays at 9 30 am Sunday school held every Saturday at 10 am Rev Joseph Cunha is the cleric.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a roadside stop offering beds and meals around the clock, with auto supplies and gasoline. The text mentions Walker Lake and a door, implying travel convenience and a temporary rest area. The garbled wording prevents precise details or entities.
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