Nevada Snow Survey Signals Lower Runoff From Snow
The Nevada section of the Weather Bureau issued a seasonal snow survey showing acre feet and percentages, noting 155.5 per cent less than the Conservative Estimate due to higher water duty and reduced downstream flow. Walker Basin measurements at Coleville indicate April and May runoff 76,800 acre-feet, 13.3 per cent above the Conservative Estimate, with April May runoff at 9,700 acre-feet or 46.7 per cent of normal, affecting Lovetack Valley reservoirs and water availability. July to September outlook uncertain as flow depends on late summer precipitation and mountain snowpack.
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United States Weather Bureau
Empire
Carson Valley
Walker Basin
Coleville
Walker
Lovetack
Mason Clubwomen Fund Drive Reaches 15 50
Nevada Federation Men’s Clubs contribute to the Mason Clubwomen Fund boosting the total to 15.50 dollars. The drive honors the limited number of women club members and supports the president’s travel to promote civic work across the state. Civic Clubs also donate 25 dollars to aid the president’s official travel.
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Nevada Federation
Mason
Ute
Sigith Vatley
Civic
Local Candidacy Filed by H. Austin for County Office
H Austin of Fernley announces Republican bid for County Commissioner. A 15 year resident, he moved from Churchill County and has background in farming and mercantile business. He has county office experience in Churchill and aims to bring private success to public service.
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H. Austin
Fernley
Missioner
Engineers' Work at Alkali Lake Apportion Benefits
After months of clerical work the apportionment of benefits on the Walker River Irrigation District has been completed and approved by the District.
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Alkali Lake
Walker River
Passing of Mrs William Langstaff
Obituary for Mrs William Langstaff who died July 3 at her home near Yerington after a long illness. Born in Ireland in 1857 she lived in St Louis Leadville and Loam before settling on the reservation. Survived by husband William Langstaff two daughters Nona Langstaff and Lorraing Trout. Funeral at St Josephs Yerington followed by burial in San Francisco awaiting mausoleum completion.
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William Langst
Reservation
Yerington
America
St. Louis
Missouri
Leadville
Colorado
William’ Langstaff
Loam
Langstaff
Frank M. Trout
Holy Cross
Mausleum
Boy Scout Show Delights Yerington Community
The Yerington Boy Scouts last Thursday evening presented a crowded show and dance. The entertainment, previously published, was well rendered and financially successful, enough to cover the troop’s camping trip to Lake Tahoe. Scouts listed include Willie Lothrop, Granville Leavitt, Joseph Leavitt, Virgil Buchanan, Gerard Spencer, and many others. Scoutmaster Willis Smith attended with Mrs Smith and daughter Margaret.
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Yeringtom
Boy Scouts
Lake Tahoe
Willie Lothrop
Granville Leavitt
Joseph Leavitt
Virgil Buchanan
Gerard Spencer
Robert Haire
Kenneth
Harree
Francis Brooks
Thigmas Mollart
Gilbert
Mathews
Stabley Davis
Arthur Anderson
Keath Ve Donid
Jack McDonald
Donald Aydar
Fred Baldini
Harrvale
Jack Paige
Stanley Tilley
Graham Brooks
Buile di Porto
Hud Burns
Willis Smith J
Mrs Smith
Datugther Maxgaret
Waggoner Couple Travel for Nevada Bar Exam
R L Waggoner and Mrs Waggoner left Monday for Reno to attend the rodeo then visit Carson where Mrs Waggoner will take the examination for admission to the Nevada bar.
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R. L. Waggoner
Walter Warren Wins Again in Trap Shooting Triumph
Warren, California-Nevada amateur trap champion, returns to Yerington after top finish at Lakeside Olympic club tournament. He posted 294 of 300 across two days, led amateurs with 279, and had 148 of 150 on day one and 146 on day two. He won the California Nevada championship at Visalia in April and will compete in the Grand American handicap in Cleveland, July 23 to 28.
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Yerington
Lakeside
California
Warren
Wal‘ren
Honey Industry Expands With Union Honey Co Plans
Harry Warren of Union Honey Company ships tarred bee equipment and aims to place about 700 hives this year with Honey from Fernley and Fallon. A consignment of queen bees arrived in good shape as alfalfa abundance promises millions of bees and potential high grade honey. Preparations start immediately with Mrs Betty Perry fixing boxes for loading.
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Harry Warren
Union Honey Company
Fernley
Fallon
Warren
Union Honey Concern
Betty Perry
Fernley Enterprise
Indian Held for Murder in Hawthorne Slaying
Sam Weathers an Indian was arrested by deputy Hammil at Mina and charged with the death of Jim McGee an Indian doctor who disappeared from Queen about a month ago. Authorities say Weathers killed the doctor after a relative’s death, confessed upon accusation, and led officers to the burial spot. He will be brought to Hawthorne to await trial.
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Sam Weathers
Jamuil
Mina
Jim McGee
McGee
Queen
Weathers
Hammil
Miller & Lux assets to be subdivided for settlers
Reports claim Miller & Lux vast California Nevada Oregon land holdings will be divided and sold in small tracts to settlers. California blocks already on market with $12 million ten year bonds authorized. Properties valued around $60 million with 800000 acres in California and 200000 elsewhere. livestock include 137000 sheep 20000 hogs and 9500 horses.
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Miller & Lux
California
Nevada
Oregon
San Joaquin
Miller & Lux, Incorporated
Utah
Idaho
New York
Mille & Lux
Lyon County Board Meets Sets Election Precinct and Requests Birds
Lyon County commissioners met July 5 and established a Como election precinct. They received Pershing County’s request for a dozen pairs of Chinese pheasants for propagation, authorizing Commissioner Bertrand to trap and ship them at Pershing’s expense. Resignation of Lyon County courthouse janitor G W Knietin was received and accepted.
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Lyon County
Kate Gage
Chase Grosus
Wellington
Bertrand
Pershing County
G. W. Knietin
Lyon County Court House
Jury Rules Death An Accidental Drowning In Nevada Hot Springs
Jury empaneled by Judge Pierce of Smith Valley determined Beltram died by accidental drowning at Nevada Hot Springs. His parents, from Los Gatos, California, attended the funeral at the Catholic church. Carson Eagles drill team to visit Yernington Saturday, aiding local lodge to initiate 40 new members, with a baseball game to follow at the High School diamond. Social notes cover Miss Gladys Quinville and Miss Masjorne Reach visiting Yerington, with musical entertainment by Miss Churchyard and Miss Tulles.
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Pierce
Smith Valley
Beltram
Nevada
Fray Jntits
Carson City Eagles
Yerngton
Carson
Hake
Cringtons
Tor
Delightful party at Smith Valley hosts many friends
Mr and Mrs Sam Arentz entertained about a hundred guests last Saturday evening in Smith Valley. The hospitable event featured a bountiful supper with Smith Valley turkey hot buttered biscuits sherbert cream and cake. Mr Arentz left early this week on a state tour for his Republican campaign.
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Arentz
Republi
Rdkahiaden
1. SP Représentati
Nevis
Yerington Times Reports San Francisco Democratic Convention
During the week the Yerington Times Bulletins from the convention press box in San Francisco kept readers informed on proceedings. Local interest in the Democratic pow wow signals a sweeping victory for the party in November.
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Yerington Times
San Francisco
Scheel Estate Attorney Fee Clarified at $25,000
The Times corrected an earlier item noting E. E. Hull sought $32,000 for Scheel estate legal work. The fee was actually $25,000. This correction confirms the correct amount and references the Scheel estate.
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the Times
E. E. Hull
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Ohio Governor Printer's Devil in 19th Century Career
A fragmented biographical sketch traces an Ohio governor born 1870 in Jacksonville. It notes early work as a newspaper devil, involvement with the Day ton paper, and formation of a News League of Ohio. It outlines terms in Congress starting 1913, governorship terms beginning 1909 and 1917, defeats in 1915 and 1919, with a 1920 presidential nomination bid.
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Jacksonville
Dayton
Daytoan Party
News
Epringfield
News League of Ohio
Congress
Prank B. Wal
Willis
Legion Post denounces Ann Martin over conscientious objector stance
Lyon County Post American Legion adopts a resolution condemning Ann Martin for endorsing the release of conscientious objectors and political prisoners. The post urges patriotic voters to disapprove at the polls, ordering minutes to record the vote and a notice to be printed in the Yerington Times. Judge Phipps acted today, fining two women ten dollars for drunkenness.
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American Legion
Lyon “County
American Legions
Yerington
Nevada
Lyon County Post
Ann Martin
United States
Ante Martin
Reno Gazette
Amercur Legion
Taft
Amg Martiner
Darrell Dunkell
Capitol
Legion
Wilson
Econuts
Lyon Counity Post
Hos
Ged Leavitt
WEWSY JOTTINGS FROM MASON COMMUNITY NEWS
Mason WEWSY Jottings recount social events and travel notes. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Hansen of Nerington, Mr. and Mrs. Cook, Miss Gertrude Wise, Mrs. J. T. Moore and Isobel Moore, and out of town visitors from Oakland Fort Worth and Fallon. Several families announced arrivals, birthdays, vacations to Lake Tahoe and California, plus a tea at Mrs Kidd’s garden.
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Armond
Reno
H. J. Lowell
Slonday
Fallon
Henry Hansen
Nerington
Mason Hospital
Mic
Schott and
Amity
Gladys Gertz
Lake Fahpe
Nate Lane
Jack Lane
San Fraucisco
Mien CL
Kidda Gétightsul Howe
Bruce
Multkey
Worth
Texa
Dag Nl
Edviknemeyer
Gallvorwin Points
Will
Sophia Katherine
Bobbie
Harry Lee Mairsen
Calfornia
Henry
O. H. Batt
Duraed
Beauport
Yermutony
Fire destroys cook house near Tearys road contractor site
Vice Chief J J Kelly and a picked department answered a late call south of Tearys road last night. Fire crews found the cook house owned by Charlie Howard used by GL Francisco, road contractor, and reported about 2500 dollars in damage.
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Burns
J. J. Kelly
Charlie Howard
Sey
Francisco
Cook Horse
Sabbath Services Across Local Churches
A summary of weekly worship times at Methodist Episcopal, Catholic, and Christian Science congregations. The Methodist church holds Sunday services at 10 AM with Sunday school. Catholic Mass on Sundays at 9:30 AM then 10 AM on other Sundays, with weekday Masses at St. Joseph’s in Mason Nevada. Christian Science meetings occur Sundays at Leavitt Hall with a noted service on July 7th.
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Woo Alm
Setibate
St. Joseph's’ Catholic Church
Masa
Alm
Mason
Nevada
Santis
Christian Science Church
Leavitt’ Hall
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