Put in the coal for the nation’s future
A public exhortation urges citizens to stockpile coal as a patriotic duty vital to national security. It notes extra winter transport burdens and military necessity, praising quiet, unglamorous compliance over boastful action and suggesting a cross of honor is lacking for such duties.
War of exhaustion and home front mobilization warned
The week’s editorial notes war fatigue and the need for sacrifice to win, urging perseverance as the nation bears growing men and money demands. It highlights the University of Nevada 1918 1919 catalogue, calls Nevada a future great state, and discusses a Home Defense group, road work to Fernley, and cautions about public talk to hinder the Kaiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nevada
Nevada
Nevada Court Dissolves Corporation and Names Receiver
A Nevada district court dissolves Walker River Supply Company as a corporation. C DeArmond is appointed receiver with authority to wind up assets, collect debts, and sue or defend in the corporation name. Publication of the decree begins May 18, 1918, with four weekly notices and four months for creditors to file verified claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guhl
Walker River Supply Company
C DeArmond
Yerington
County of Lyon
State of
Nevada
A. D
T. Hart
Waggoner and Guild
Tate
Nat Lichtenstein
Nat Lane
Lyon County
Jevada
James Tamagni
Yer
Ernesta, Tamagni
Chas
A. McLeod
Ruel E. Lothrop
Plantif
Cholera Morbus and Home Remedies Mentioned
A windowed excerpt warns of Cholera Morbus as a painful danger and advocates Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for home use. It cites Mrs. Enyeart of Huntington Indiana and mentions her children finding relief in the summer of 1911. The piece also references Clark J. Guild and a Buick Six outing in snowy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Charles Enyeart
Huntington
Ind
Clark J. Guild
Marjory Ann
Dayton Memorial Day
Clark
Proclamation on War Registration and Local Board Duties
President Wilson proclaims a nationwide military draft registration, detailing registration times from 7 am to 9 pm on June 1918, exemptions for certain service members, and the duties of local boards, clerks, and registrants. It lists registration locations in Lyon County including Mason Valley Court House, Smith Valley, Dayton, Fernley, and other designated boards and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Snes
Tesal
Yeaders
Wenkins Wilson
United States
Board of Commissioners
District of Columbia
Congress
Reeils Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National Guard
Naval Militia
Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Asgent
Lyon County
Mason Valley
Court House
Smith Valley
Chas
A. Hendel
Simpsons Dayton and Vicinity
W. H. Scott Fernley
W. W. Cogswell
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The
R.L. Waggoner & Stanley L. Netherton. . . Publishers
Yerington Times
Alec Smart
Order of the Red Chevron
Romay
County Council of Defense
Fernley
Teddy the Horrible
Postal Service
the Wank Pany
Walker River
HIVER
District Court OF the
Eighth Judicial District
County OF
Lyon
Nam
Waggoner & Guild Attorneys
Weighth Judicial District
TusRier Court
Evada, TN
Gox Tie County
Emanuel W. Houstoun
Rose W. Houstoun
Itet Potatoes
E. E. Roberts
Pa Gadde
Whivet
C. R. Evans
Thomas E. Kepner
Cleveland
West Hardware CO
Dr. Smitten’s Dental
Nevada East
Second St
Journal Building
Reno
Nev
J. L Wilson
Geo. W. Weaster
Geo. F. Willis
Lyon County Bank
Chicago
M. D. Parrish
Macon Mercantile Company
Mason, Nevada
the Royal Tailors
Mason Mercantile
Royal Tailors