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Newspaper
Yerington Times
Location
Yerington, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1919
Page
5
J. G. Kaufman arrived from Palo Alto after buying a chicken farm. He made 97 smiles on Tuesdays from Palo Lin to Carson City. He and Mrs Kaufman will move soon to establish their home on the new property with Cheater.
In 1909 Mr Wisler of Douglasville Pennsylvania suffered a severe indigestion attack. He tried a free box of Chamberlains Tablets by mail and found them very helpful. After a trial he bought a package and reports no recurrence of four similar attacks since.
Local Democrats favor Mrs John Bray widow of the former state superintendent for the vacant United States land office post after Shober J. Rogers resigns. Mrs Bray has backing in the community and is believed likely to win the appointment with little opposition apparent.
The Biennial Council of the General Federation of Women's Clubs sits in Asheville North Carolina this week. The deliberative body will discuss national and state interests and promote postwar Americanization and educational opportunities for foreign born and native women. Departments will mobilize for afterwar needs aiding veterans and health campaigns. The council includes two million members from boards past presidents state federations territorial federations and related groups.
Mr and Mrs Beeb of Hull spent several days in Reno last week enjoying local sights and hospitality.
Government sets a 1919 minimum price of 2.20 per bushel for No 1 hard wheat at all terminal markets in the zone including Los Angeles and San Francisco. Plan to handle the 1919 crop to be announced in June with July 1 effectiveness, plus safeguards against unfair handling charges to protect farmers.
Col. J G Shrugham State Engineer outlines a cooperative Walker River reservoir project with the Indian Affairs department. If built it would create a large storage system, bringing thousands of acres into cultivation at an estimated cost near seven thousand dollars. W H Dietz of the Indian irrigation service endorses the plan, and he has discussed it with W M Read. Separately the Yerington Creamery paid 57 to 65 cents per pound for butter fat last month, with a prospect of a rise.
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