Farm Bureau meeting and poultry culling films set
A Farm Bureau gathering will be held at Wellington hall on Friday the 22nd with University poultry specialist Mr. Collins presenting films on culling methods. Demonstrations can be arranged for interested poultry owners, aiming for a large turnout and practical help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Wellington Hall
Collins
Nevada Hot Springs
Chas
Alf
Stana Sturbeck
San Rafael
California
Tony
Gardnerville
Minden
Yerington
Bridgeport
Miss Shaw
B- D. Cardinell
Cledge McGinnis
Simpson
Lenora H. Jessen
Noble Grand
Bessie Carter
Flora Wedertz
N. G
Hovey
Cora Hinds
Ethel McCutcheon
Berdinah Hinds
V. G
Vera Everrett
Jack McCutcheon
Jess Martin
McHugh
Folsom
Cal
H- Jones
Abbott
Oakland
Fred Fulstone Ranch
Ruth Atchison
Reno
R. Werner
Topaz Lake
H. Jessen
J. C. Jessen
Lenora
Arlie Jessen
Mary Wilder
Peter Wilder Jr
P. Phillips
the Lake
Phillips
Evans
Robert Dickenson
Carson
Ott Jones
W. L. Blackwell
San Francisco
W. J. Pledger
Frank Wederts
Ed Wedertz
Bertha Jones
Paul Yparraguirre
St. Thomas Acquinas Church
Stung by a rattler at Walker Lake
Four year old Earl Foltz of Schurz was bitten on the finger by a rattlesnake while fishing at Walker Lake. His mother applied a knife cut and bandages to retard circulation, rushed him to the reservation doctor, then to Dr Leavitt in Yerington. The arm swelled but the physician expects full recovery. The mother’s quick actions saved his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eart Foltz
Social and Newsy Items From Mason
Mason notes show visiting guests and gatherings. M. W. Summerhayes visited Mason during the week. Mrs. L G Ellis entertained in honor of Mrs Koehler with novel games and prizes to Mrs Moore, W J Askins, and O H Bott. Many locals attended and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Summmerhayes
Mason
L .“G. Elllis
C. Koehler
J.T. Moore
W. J Askins
O. H Bott
Mesdames C- Shirt
W. J. Askins
J. T- Moore
Rey Kidder
R- Duran
Tarboe
D. Gurr
H Ic
Hansen W
Ricketts
Bookman
D Welge
E- L- Kidd
Miss Elgin
Bert Hillygus
Reno
Los Angeles
W. A. Day
Lillian Gecker
Oakland
A. G. Sturgeon
Gerleville
Mariel
Doris Conway
Monolake
John Conway
C. Kingsley
Nellie
J. B- Carrol
EF. L. Kidd
Irene
Vera Talboe
Santa Cruz
Kochler
Armstrong House
Growth of Farming in Western States
Reports from the Department of Commerce via the Farm Bureau show virtually no national rise in farm numbers. In mountain states, however, a notable increase occurred, with details following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Farm Bureau
Mountain States
Digging for Coal Near Yerington
Mr and Mrs Harry Lewis and son visited Yerington from East Walker last Friday. Lewis says a steam hoist for sinking 1000 feet is being installed on the Bradigan Mattinson ground, an extension of the Lewis claim, and sinking on the coal vein will start in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry “Lewis
Yerington
East Walker
Lewis
The
Times
Bradigan- Mattinson
Miss Cherry Mollart Married in California
Miss Cherry Mollart formerly of Yerington, now living in Westwood California, wed Mr J Stouts of Westwood at Susanville on July 13. The couple honeymoon in Yerington with relatives before returning to Westwood. They were joined by Miss Amy Mollart, the bride’s sister.
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Cherry Mollart
Yerington
Westwood
California
Susanville
Mr J Stouts
Amy Mollart
Capital stock tax returns due July 31 for Nevada firms
The Collector of Internal Revenue in Nevada announces July 31 as the deadline to file capital stock tax returns. Domestic firms face $1 per $1,000 of stock value above $5,000. foreign firms pay $1 per $1,000 of capital employed in the U.S. Businesses may file tentative returns if late, with penalties up to 25 percent plus fines. Forms 707 and 708 available at Reno and branch offices Ely Tonopah Winnemucca Yerington.
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Internal Revenue
Louis A. Spellier
District of
Nevada
Collector of
Reno
Ely Tonopah
Winnemucca
Yerington
United States
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Ely
Tonopah
Wineries
Ise
Bond Purchase Deal Pending in Mineral County Power Bonds
Sam Kelso, clerk of Mineral county, visited Carson City to press the purchase of 75000 dollars in Mineral county light and power bonds by the industrial commission. The commission bid 150000 dollars in seven percent bonds but will take only half the amount, with Hawthorne residents holding 25000 dollars and Farmers and Merchants Bank of Reno owning 50000 dollars. Once legal formalities finish, the bonds will be acquired and the Hawthorne California to county power line project proceeds.
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Sam Kelso
Mineral County
Carson City
Capitol
Mineral County Light and Power
Industrial Commission
Hawthorne
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Reno
Commission
California
Hawthorns
Carson News
Legion prepares for big convention at lakeside camp
The American Legion camp near Lakeside opens July 25 1921 to host delegates and others for a full week through July 31 at modest rates. Sleeping costs cover six per tent with provisions for ladies, meals at Lakeside Inn, and transport help. Local post officers urge attendance to support Legion and Auxiliary work, with limited capacity and early reservations advised.
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American Legion
Lakeside
Legion Convention
Women's Auxiliary
America
Legion
The
Women’s Auxiliary
Lakeside Inn
Shoule
M Payte
Carson City
Nevada
Teachers Named for Yerington Grammar School
Trustees near opening term announce an all new staff led by Fred L. Wood from Paradise as principal. Other teachers include Miss Mace Peterson, Mrs. Laura Frazier, Miss Valentine Olds, and Miss Mildred Meiss covering grades 1 through 8. Kindergarten position pending appointment. Schoolhouse upgraded with new equipment and playground apparatus.
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Yerington Grammar School
Fred L. Wood
Paradise
Nevada
Mace Peterson
Knsay
Plummer School
Laura Frazier
Yerington
Valentine Olds
Bishop
Mildred Meiss
Reno
Mono Supervisors Approve New Road Around Topaz Lake
Mono county Board of Supervisors viewed the road around Topaz Lake built by the Walker River Irrigation District and unanimously certified it an official county highway. They noted two cars could not always pass at one spot but could do so safely, with minor improvements funded by a 350000 donation to fix weak spots. Travelers would have solid-bottom pavement though winter storms may shift or settle fills, deemed not a major travel hindrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Mono County
Antelope Valley
Topaz Lake
Walker River Irrigation Company
Bridgeport Chronicle
Walker River Irrigation District
Miter
Bridgeport
Mit
Wheat Crop Forecast Shows No Record Production Ahead
Farm Bureau summaries of July USDA conditions reveal lower forecasts across major crops with corn possibly edging past others. Wheat production 809 million bushels, condition 78.2 percent. oats 184 million, 81.4 percent. hay 71.7 million tons, 78.7 percent. Acreage totals show an 8 percent drop from last year while Tarley and other crops follow similar declines. Steve Carey returns from San Francisco visit.
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U. S
Farm Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Tarley
Yerington Men Boost Land Sales Reform Plan
Reorganization of the Great West Land Company in Nevada spurs a campaign to colonize large tracts in Mason and Smith valleys. Leaders outline sugar beet prospects, settler recruitment, and a $50,000 revolving fund to advertise the project with moving pictures showing water supply and the valleys. Subscriptions exceed three thousand dollars as local officials and residents rally to the venture.
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Great West Land Company
Lyon County
Mason and Smith Valleys
Yerington
County Court House
Board of Inquiry
Clark J. Guild
Guild
Theompany
H. Whitacre
Great West Land Cone
Nevada
Great We Land Cop
Utah
Red Chambers
Fish and Game Commissioner
Mason and
Smith Valleys
Great Valley
Don Jolley
Small
Mason and Smith
Heinzie
la~ Honton
Ens? Lumber Co
Powers
Jh Brows
WM. Penrose
Ede
Heinleben
GW. Malone
Fe Rawson
F Hertland
Be Leavitt
WR Butner
Frank Bovard
le Mesini
Fred Stresnider
Theiss Ao BK
Purvine
Po Willis Rk
Dyer
Jas
Barton
Fabri & Co
Masterson
Jeg Rice
Jay Clemmons
Wharton
Gear Martin
A. L. Swanburg
Littell
Phipps, Brown Auto Sales Co
Kelley
Max Ostrosky
Laurendeauw Tohn Baker
A. H. Theis
CH. Milne
Orie Swasey
Tarry Little
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Smith Valley
W. H. Churchyard
Henry Guild
W. F. Powers
Jack
Fort Bragg
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Miss Cherry Mollart
Claman and Bronsons
Masonic Lot
Main Street
Vaudeille
J. [ Wilson
Warren Wiley
Dorothy Wiley
Wiley
Ruth Meeker
Wilson
Geo
Plummer
Marvin
California Points
Joseph Leavitt
Sumner
Pacific Grove
Lou McGowan
Truman Wood
Bay Cities
Nezens
Verington
Lake Tahoe
Barry Matone
Johns
Leavitt
Bernard and
Smith
MONO
Steve Carey
Geo. Parker
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