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Newspaper
Yerington Times
Location
Yerington, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1914
Page
2
The Salt Lake paper quotes Mrs Casnon Utahs senator elect praising woman suffrage and criticizing polygamy while contrasting it with male governance. The Republican and Commercial Review papers criticize free trade and tariff shifts, arguing government expenses rise and corn prices favor Argentine growers under a Free Trade policy.
Yerington residents met to plan a one day Fourth of July celebration with games and attractions. The event, expected to attract outsiders seeking a cool day under trees, is featured on the front page as the main local item.
Lt Bartholomew returned from his Mount Grant property with a small bar of gold bullion traced to a 16 day ore run at the little mill there. The exact value was not stated but the bar appeared to hold several hundred dollars. He plans monthly shipments of gold moving forward.
The Nevada Railroad Commission and Wells Fargo representatives met in Carson to discuss express rates. A new internal schedule will take effect early next month, reducing Nevada intra state rates by about 15 to 20 percent.
Thursday night brought frost that damaged alfalfa and vegetables. Early yesterday morning snow followed by a hail storm later. Last night was colder than the night before and green vegetables were nipped. Many covered gardens to guard against further frost. Indications point to another cold night.
On or about April 18 1914 a small buckskin horse about 750 pounds came to the finder. Owner may claim by proving ownership, paying for the animal's keep, and this advertisement. vt. 8 L. Cain Silver City Nevada.
Lyon County High School outlines commencement week with services at M E Church led by Rev F Summers. Alumni and sophomores host a reception at the High School, followed by plays at Rink Hall featuring the Suddenness of Peggy and related scenes. Commencement exercises close with diplomas and a senior ball at Rink Hall.
A list of arrivals at Hotel Holland includes R. A. Wheeler F41 from MH Mar ling Goldfield Dennis Lynch Aurora A G Spencer Reno John Gul ison Thompson Archer Chicago R Freeman Chicago Thomas O Donoghue 5 F D C Beach Granite J Fred Saunders Smith Valley Mines Geo Hansdale Reno W F Reading Ludwig Geo M Reading Hudson Ed Mollart Buckskin J J Carberry city Dr B H Weitman Oakland W C Spencer Sparks J C Simmons Wellington C Linder Tonopah J Jacobson Tonopah HR Martin Reno G J Kinney Reno Ray Jackson city C G West Reno JH Prekersgill Reno L A Bartholomew Mt Grant Geo Rose Fresno W J Langevin Reno Gale Gleason F3 P HW Bernstein 5 F J Salles t Walker Mrs Mike at Hot Springs G West Fi Thos Guthrie Reno L B Fowler Reno Thos Marsel Wabuska
Coughs and colds weaken the system and bring weight loss. A 50c bottle stops coughing with the first dose and helps stubborn throat and lung troubles. Mr. O H Brown of Muscatine Alabama reports the remedy saved his wife’s life during summer illness. Available at druggists from 50c to 1.00.
An advertisement promises Hot Weather Tonic and Health Builder to restore energy and organs. A testimonial from James Duncan of Haynesville Maine claims complete cure after doctors gave up. Also mentions Bucklen's Arnica Salve for cuts. Drugstore price is 50 cents to $1.
The Nevada Fish Commission led by Geo T Mills of Carson pushes for a government fish hatchery at Lahontan dam on the Carson river in Lyon county. After long effort and local support 83 settlers vote in favor while 5 oppose. government action expected soon.
Cen tral Garage manager Cleve Hughes attended the Reno race last Saturday as an official. He notes a large crowd and a lively eight-car, 77 mile event. Bob Douglass in the Stats car won, Chas Mack second in a Hupmobile, Jack Hart third in a Hupmobile. The 6th mile burst a gas tank, and several cars suffered tire and wheel damage. no injuries were reported.
A testimonial from Mrs. C. A. Einfeldt of Rock Island Michigan details relief after using Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment. The ad claims quick scratching relief and skin healing with cooling medicines. It advertises a 50 cent guarantee at druggists.
The firm Lovejoy & Stone at Wabuska was taken over by Rhea C Stone on February 3 1914. All debts and money owed to Lovejoy & Stone will be paid and collected by Rhea C Stone. Advt 3 21 14 6m.
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