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Newspaper
Yerington Times
Location
Yerington, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
2
Communications and remittances should be directed to The Yerington Times with address details as published. This notice outlines where to send correspondence and payments to the newspaper for proper handling and timely processing.
The Genoa Conference failed to restore Russia’s standing, secure German reparations talks, or guarantee a ten year peace against aggression. French resistance, debts, and Russia’s isolation hindered progress. Lloyd George warned Europe must align with an honorable code while a Hague meeting seeks practical agreement. Economic experts urged gold standard, balanced budgets, and central bank coordination to stabilize prices.
John Ways Hammond Jr. announces a new device claimed to let multiple messages ride the same wave, reducing interference and allowing more stations to use the same wavelengths. Tested by Navy and War Departments, the invention follows Hammond’s wartime torpedo control work, with Congress once funding $750,000 to buy his patents, now reportedly sought again.
Nevada mills consume two and a half million pounds of cyanide yearly. A proposed ten percent tariff would add about fifty thousand dollars annually to Nevada’s cost. Senators Pittman and Oddie led the fight to defeat the duty, keeping cyanide on the free list. Sodium cyanide used in Nevada mills is manufactured on the Canadian side of the Niagara river by US-financed corporations.
Reports from Virginia City and Mound House spark optimism for mining in Nevada. George Wingfield buys Taylor's property signaling rapid development while Savaze mine yields ore near 100 dollars per ton. Red Canyon silver also attracts attention as Tonopah Times lauds Senator Pittman’s Dunn bill maneuver.
Southern Pacific publishes up to date fishing reports for the routes it traverses. Reports list plentiful fish, bait used, popular catches, and sizes. The circulars are shared with all agents for public informing sportsmen as the season opens.
Ranger Atcheson begins stock driveway construction parallel to the East Walker river canyon to reduce rock and stock on the canyon road through summer. The project aims to create a rock free route and ease regular traffic while allowing stock to travel with less interference. Charles Fristoe of Rose Creek near Walker Lake visited Yerington for dental work on Thursday.
A fragment notes a tedious task of reading and beating a book that feels unprofitable and forgettable, with unclear references and scratched phrasing. The writer implies the effort is unnecessary and proposes reconsidering the activity.
Bud Bodell of Reno Myron C Shirley of Carson City and M G Waddell of Oakland arrived in Placerville after a three day snowbound trek. They became the first to reach the mountains since last summer announcing the Sierras highway now open to coast to coast traffic. They survived on dwindling food and spent a night supperless before breaking through with shovels on the third day. The opening had been delayed by heavy winter snowfall.
A Buffalo city court judge rules that a baby's cries do not constitute a legal basis to oust a tenant. The complainant only claimed the infant crying affected her nerves, but the court rejected the argument as insufficient grounds for eviction.
Sunday school at 10:00 A M followed by preaching at 11:00 A M. Afternoon service planned at Wabuska or Perry at 2:00 P M. Evening service of song and sermon at 7:30 P M with a midweek service at the Parsonage Wednesday at 7:30 P M.
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