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Newspaper
Yerington Times
Location
Yerington, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1910
Page
2
A compilation of letters and comments from Caliente to Lyon County discussing misprints, public roasts, a Houston club calling for blacklisting nonjoiners, a Nevada town city directory idea, Emerson’s blush, a word contest, and Tom Mayne’s gracious reaction to electoral defeat.
The editor used large type to announce a breakdown and that primitive hand power would be needed to run the press. He promised the paper would come out on time, by hook or by crook, and readers wonder if a helper named Hook assisted or if he did it alone as usual.
A Virginia Chronicle excerpt notes Washoe County seeks a triangular parcel in northern Lyon County only if Lyon remains segregated. It claims Lyon’s territory is a strong tax producer and predicts easy relocation for a divorcee if the split proceeds, reflecting abrupt county politics.
Senator Newlands says it is premature to gauge the effects of recent elections across the country. He calls the results possibly a slap at Republicans but not an endorsement of Democracy. Time will tell if the wins signal progress for the party or are merely negative.
A leading copper authority, well versed in metal and stock markets, forecasts 16 cents as a fair and minimum price for copper and 16 cents as a potential maximum when market conditions align. He expects a gradual rise to these levels and believes copper stocks are currently cheap with substantial value gains likely in the next six months.
A group of Pythian Sisters met at Mrs. R. S. Brooks home last Tuesday for a sewing bee to craft robes for lodge officers. Music followed the work, with light refreshments. Attendees included Mesdames Bessie Davis Charles McCleod Powers Bartholomew Hironymous Curtell and Brooks.
R A Mitchell of Sparks has been named deputy superintendent for the Fourth district. His visit to Mason Valley pleased him for pupil spirit and attendance, though punctuality drew criticism. He praised the district’s condition and looks forward to a full visit. Captain Leavitt resigns from the Nevada football team. Harold Pletcher of Reno named to succeed him.
Local notes recall Lam's store toy and garment specials. James R. Clark from Schurz, Willis from Bishop, Floyd Shutter and others visit Yerington. Stores offer Christmas fare, hosiery, sewing machines, frames, and new clothing. A funeral for Domenico Nieri is noted along with inspections of schools by Prof. Mitchell and Bleasdale.
General Manager W C Orem of the Nevada Douglas announced a 300000 funding round to turn the property into a producer and push the railroad toward completion. Ogden figures David Reeles and W H Wattis become directors, joined by Windsor V Rice of the city.
400 acres of fine farming land with 200 cultivated acres and 300 tons of hay. 30 cows and an estimated net income of 2000 dollars per year. Water right among the oldest and best on the river. Price reasonable. 160 acres also for sale with good water rights. Bargain inquiry to HK. H. Warracr & Co. Yerington Nevada.
Real estate note stating Reno area values will rise with growth. Seller James F. O'Brien offers choice car line lots for sale or trade for a ranch in Mason or Smith Valleys. Contact 1 Times office, Yerington.
Superintendent Riggs in charge of the Mt Whitney mine was visiting his family this week and reports the tunnel extends over 100 feet with confidence in a future large mine. He also notes very rich float has been shipped from the area.
P J Leverich found his wagon wood missing after a breakdown eighteen miles out. Through detective work he recovered the wood and captured the thief who paid a 49.75 penalty. Capt John Shay, owner of Buckskin iron mine, visited camp assessing properties. Shay once held a Boer War title and has lived in Nevada six years, well known at the camps statewide.
Classified item listing selling a one and a half horsepower gasoline engine with a Zdneh centrifugal pump. Describes as ideal for pumping water for beef cattle during winter. Contact Tiquire of KH Whitacre.
The F. O. B. No 1696 announces a grand New Year's Eve ball at Ow hall with good music assured, inviting members to attend and celebrate the occasion.
The Big Ben at Judson G R Smith’s store is described as a very attractive figure. Call to get acquainted and arrange a call during the morning or night hours, with emphasis on evening opportunities.
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