Resumption of Highway Work Urged by Ag Dept
The Secretary of Agriculture proposes immediate expansion of Federal aid road projects funded by unexpected federal balances and state support. He notes roughly 75 million dollars available this year with potential 20 million from federal funds next year, urging swift action and careful project selection to employ idle labor and boost infrastructure.
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Secretary of Agriculture
D. F. Houston
Washington
Federal Treasury
Department of Agriculture
Smith Valley subdivision to spur 3000 acres of farming
The 3000 acres in Smith Valley are to be subdivided into small farms from the Saroni holdings and the former Jew ranch. A six mile canal from West Fork Walker River provides irrigation, with readings of depth and width noted. A Reading Saloon lease hints at a new real estate office in Wellington to attract settlers under favorable term plans backed by Saroni capital. Fertile soil, alfalfa and grain potential, and hoped for water storage systems are cited as promises for growth, though summer water shortages persist. Wellington poised to become a key trading hub with the new district nearby.
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Smith Valley
Saroni
Jew Ranch
Walker River
Hoye
Wellington
Saroni Company
Reading
Nevada
Courier
Comforts and Service At Canteens For Soldiers
American Red Cross volunteers provide motherly comforts to Khaki soldiers through canteens near trenches. They serve pie and doughnuts, offer coffee, bath and laundry facilities, writing rooms, libraries, and lounges. Canteen stores supply toothpaste, razors, towels, brushes, and cigarettes, boosting morale and heart.
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Red Cross
Deaths at Mound House from influenza strike firm
Mound House reports multiple influenza deaths within three days. Bookkeeper Mr. Poppenhouser died as his wife and child fell gravely ill. Assistant bookkeeper Mr. J. W. Forsythe also died. Both men had long service with the company and will be missed.
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Mound House
Islant
Poppenhouser
J. W. Forsythe
Doctor Beaumont Brown Missing Return From San Francisco
Dr Beaumont Brown left Yer ington about ten days ago due to his health and his sister s illness in San Francisco. He has not written on his return date. There is concern among interested parties that his recovery is slower than hoped. Economy supplies old age with an easy chair.
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Beaumont Brown
Yerington
San Francisco
Transferring Bees to Modern Hives
Beekeeping in non movable combs is unprofitable. The U S Department of Agriculture offers Farmers Bulletin 961, Transferring Bees to Modern Hives, with methods to fit any beekeeper. Proper management after transfer is essential for productivity and requires study, promptness, and care.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Red Cross Fights Deadly Epidemic and Tuberculosis
The Red Cross coordinates nationwide efforts against influenza and tuberculosis. Washington headquarters plans public education on influenza symptoms and early care, while funds shift from Christmas seal sales to antituberculosis relief. The National Tuberculosis Association gains support via Red Cross allocation, and volunteers migrate from seal campaigns to the Christmas Roll Call December 16 to 23.
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Red Cross
Washington
National Tuberculosis Association
Sogr
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Citizens’ Lumber, Coal & Supply CO
Geo. W. Friedhoff
C. M. Coddington
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