What the Woman's Clubs Are Doing in the State
The Student Loan Fund chair urges every club to boost donations to aid six University students this year. Sixteen Yerington Woman's Club members form a Home Economics Section to meet twice monthly, study kitchen efficiency, and demo recipes with a focus on oranges. The Ely Club featured papers on English history and current events, a piano solo, and a Bay View Magazine article on antiquities, while Mesquite and Mesquite area clubs held programs on Irving and local topics. A Winter focus includes round table discussions and a push to place more children in suitable state homes. A swine worm article advises fall treatments and cautions against overreliance on patent remedies.
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Yeylad
Woman's Club of
Yerington
W. F Powers
Joseph Hentel
Home Bernom
Woman’s Club of
Ely
Maui Teter
N. H. Fay
John Hailey
England
Anthony Jurich
Gladys M. Lewis
Fannie Cupid
Bay View Magazine
Ste Federation
Charities Committee
Bing
Re Vent
J. M. Heaton
Salmagundi
William Heckley
Knickerbocker
New York
Chas
P. Squires
John M. Heaton
L. &. Cline
Fallon
Nevada
Mason Valley
Machinery sale notice in Rawhide Nevada details listed items
An auction style notice from Rawhide Nevada lists many industrial items for sale including triplex pumps 7 in by Sin, 5 in, and 3 in by 6 in with connections, belt driven. two Byron Jackson centrifugal pumps, vacuum pump Champion Mower No 400, 250 ft of 44 in cable, Granpner Mill stock, Fairbanks Morse hoist with 750 ft of cable and buckets, Foose upright engine, thousands of pipe rivets and casings. box 278 Rawhide Adyt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt Tron Works
Byron Jackson Tron Works
Champion Mower
Granpner
H. P
Fairbanks & Morse
Foose, Jr
Rawhide
Nevada
Adyt
Nevada model farm shipped in crates for Panama-Pacific Exposition
A model farm made from doormats is traveling from Reno in five crates for the Nevada exhibit. Alfalfa grains pasture grasses and vegetables have been grown on the rats to illustrate an ideal 80 acre Nevada farm arrangement at the exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nevada
Notice Warning on Copper Belt Road Through Wilsontou
The Nevada Copper Belt Railroad warns that the Copper Belt through Wilsontou is not a public thoroughfare. All persons are warned not to trespass thereon. Trespassing and driving stock through the Canyon will be prosecuted if caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilsontou
Nevada Copper Belt Railroad
Inimitable Backer Delights Audience With Piano Encore
A light hearted program featured Mrs Heaton’s four pleasing piano solos after a spirited description of the inimitable backer and Mrs Squires. Audiences responded with eager screams of delight during the finale.
Local Notes From Wabuska Town
Mrs. Harriet Hayes visits Yerington friends this week as Eighth Grade students finish thief examinations. District Attorney Campbell and Attorney Warren Hauser visit Wabuska. Mrs. Keys, wife of the Cleaver Station section boss, and her husband welcomed a baby girl last week. Sami workers unload a car of household goods with a horse and buggy shipped inside. Bert Perkins becomes a happy father in Virginia City reports. Mrs. Hamilton, sister of Mrs. Farrell, returns to Tonopah after weeks in the valley. A dance in Dyer Hall on February 27 with a full orchestra and large attendance is expected. Mrs. N. C. Johnson's Stockholm sister reports prices triple prewar levels and notes flour may be unaffordable by spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabuska Town
Harriet Hayes
Yerington Friends
Campbell
Warren Hauser
Wabuska
Keys
Cleaver Station
Sami
Virginia City
Bert Perkins
N. C. Johnson
Stockholm
Sweden
Europe
The Local Paper as Town Advocate and Benefactor
A regional paper is praised as essential to town progress and civic defense. It argues the editor and newspaper deserve public support for aiding constructive plans, defending against wrongdoing, and uniting the community in shared progress.
Do You Find Fault With Everybody
An irritable fault finding disposition is often due to a disordered stomach. A man with good digestion is nearly always good natured. Many have benefited from Chamberlain's Tablets after years of suffering. These tablets strengthen the stomach and enable it to perform its functions naturally. Obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Notice For sale team wagon and harness cheap
For sale a good team wagon and harness cheap Inquire of C M Coddington Yerington lee and Sodawater Factory Phone 251
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Coddington
Yerington Lee and Sodawater Factory
C M. Coddington
Yerington Tee and Sodawater Factory
Chamberlains Tablets Ad Prospect in Constipation Relief
An ad describes Chamberlains Tablets as easy to take and agreeable for constipation relief. It claims they are effective and obtainable everywhere, urging readers facing digestive discomfort to consider the product.
Baseball Fever Breaks Loose in Yerington
In Yerington the town laments a defeat in the opening pitched battle on Beavers diamond. Dan pitched the opener while rival William Mackey started for the enemy with an elite two-curve mix. A second game is set for next Sunday on the same field as changes aim to strengthen the town team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerington
Diamond
The
Beavers
Dan
William Mackey
Rawhide Notes Report Winter Shutdown Ended
The Black Eagle Co resumes repairs after winter shutdown and aims to restart soon. W. J. Lansing and son Near plan to resume work on the Crown Coalition property. Mr. Looney to lead Los Angeles Mining and Leasing Co. Proskey and Binns lease shows large ore milling yield. Hanewell and Binns left for Rochester due to their mother’s illness. The Stevens infant died of pneumonia. Andersons relocate to Fernley to build on government irrigated land along with the Stevens and Justice families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawhide
Black Eagle Co
W. J. Lansing and Son
Crown Coalition
Looney
Los Angeles Mining & Leasing Co
Proskey & Binns
Engagement Announced At Double Family Gathering
Mr and Mrs H C Dukes hosted a Sunday evening gathering on February 14 to honor Miss Beth Wilson of Nordyke and announce her engagement to Mr L George Ellis of Mason. A Cupid message disclosed the wedding date, March 7, followed by toasts and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Dukes
Beth Wilson
Nordyke
Boyer
J. W. Wilson
Geo. W. Wilson
A. E. Brown
C. B. Newcombe
Zoe Gould
Emma Hed
Myrtle Cross
Annie Maxwell
Ina Maxwell
Gladys Pugh
Messrs
L. G. Ellis
R. C. Boyer
W. J. Bonner
Elva Dunn
Leonard Dunn
R. Smith
Earl Wilson
Nevada to Get Widespread Publicity Through Western Press
The Western Press Association will send special correspondent Mrs Evelyn Connors to Nevada to write series on homesteaders and home seekers. She will visit Colorado Wyoming and Utah legislatures gathering data on home laws and Nevada Legislature personnel for Sunday papers. She plans a magazine story set around Virginia City and will travel with her year old daughter Josephine, arriving in Reno en route to Carson City within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Western Press Association
Big News Bureau
Evelyn Connors
Sagebrush
Conners
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Sury Day
Confiers
West
Virginia City
Josephine
Reno
Carson City
Pleasant Surprise Party at Perry School
A Pleasant Surprise party gathered Tuesday evening February 12 at the Perry school where Miss Wise taught. The Forbush family and guests enjoyed games like Cross Question and Crooked Answer, with many activities and a late lunch. Florence and Julia rearranged items for space, and everyone departed after a hearty sandwich cake coffee and candy luncheon. The hosts planned future visits and noted Mason and Yerington learned of the event while Missence wonders how it happened.
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Forbush
Perry School
Miss Wise
Florence
Julia
Miss Ence
Mason
Yerington
Mr. Fish and Wife
Pinegrove
Quiet Main Street Wedding Unites Walker and Beaumont
Mr. Chas W. Walker and Mrs. Alma E. Beaumont wed Monday evening at the Campbell residence on Main Street with two witnesses, Rev Frank Summers officiating. The couple will reside in Yerington while Mr. Walker and his partner build a cottage for Mr. Lamberson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Campbell
Chas W. Walker
Alma E. Beaumont
Sacramento
California
H. Baird
Geo. L. Ambrose
Frank Summers
Methist Church
Mr. Walker
Lamberson
Viavi Health Treatment Visit At Brooks Cottage
A representative from the Viavi Company, Mrs Agnes Matrain, will visit Brooks Cottage to explain the natural health treatment. Ladies seeking treatment are invited to meet her there or at their homes. Advt Boost for Yerington.
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Viavi Company
Agnes Matrain
Brooks Cottage
Advt
Artesian Belt notes progress on new Artesia road
The Artesia through Artesia road advances to about two miles in first class condition with plans to extend to Ludwig road. Citizens praise Commissioner Wedertz for the improved county road formerly a cow trail. Drilling by Keystone on Bob Sloan ranch, led by Nat Hurd and Bob Alysworth, as Nat Hurd and Mrs. Hurd visit from Simpson Art. Deputy Sheriff Ambrose visited Artesia last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Valley
Artesia
Wedertz
Keystone
Ludwig
Bob Sloan
Nat Hurd
Bob Alysworth
Dairyman Visits Dairymen To Promote Herd Records
University of Nevada extension agent V. E. Scott is spending the week with farmers to encourage keeping herd records and testing cows to identify profitable stock. A planned institute meeting with farmers was postponed at the College of Agriculture and rescheduled for a later date after consultation with local citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. E. Scott
University of Nevada
Scott
Colege of Agriculture
Assessor backs land law change for homesteaders
Assessor H. S. Pohe presented to the Nevada Tax Commission a proposal to modify land laws allowing a homesteader to improve land without residing on it. J. D. Shaughnessey carried the issue to Nevada Senators who supported the idea and may push a bill through the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Pohe
Nevada Tax Commisson
J. D. Shaughnessey
Nevada
Senate
Mason Pass Strike Reveals Rich Ore Deposit
Al Matt reports a large strike of rich ore on the Carson property in Mason Pass. The site previously saw activity years ago with significant ore shipped by Constantine Bros to a Black Hills syndicate, which later halted work. Al Matt now believes the ore body is still productive and promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Pass
al Matt
Carson
Constantine Bros
Black Hills
Former Resident Killed in Sacramento Hold-Up
Robert R. Garoutte, 23, a former Yerington Drug Co. clerk, was shot and killed while attempting to rob a Red Line Service messenger in Sacramento. He was well liked in this city and described as a kindly young man drawn to talk of the hold-up game, leaving friends puzzled by his turn to crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Garoutte
Frmerly
Yerington Drug Co
Red Line Service
Sacramento
President's tariff annulment would hire near half a million
The Worcester Telegram questions how many would be put to work tomorrow if the President annulled the Democratic tariff law as he did the American clause. It argues a census is needed on the issue and estimates work for nearly half a million steel plants alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Backyard Poultry Growth Widely Proved Successful
Backyard poultry raising is no longer an experiment. Success has been demonstrated time and again, carried on in many climates under various conditions, and its popularity has just fairly started.
Local Box Stalls Offered by Yerington Soda Factory
C M Cod dington of Yerington Te e and Sodawater Factory advertises box stalls for costs. Inquiries invited by phone 251. Maintain clean littered land if possible and keep stalls in good condition.
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Model Farm
Times Office
John Deere
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