Reno Hosts Mrs Winter of Minneapolis at Club Women Meet
Mrs Thomas G Winter of Minneapolis Minnesota president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs was the guest of the Nevada club women in Reno last Wednesday and Thursday. An 11 oclock executive board meeting at the home of Mrs Frank Norcross opened the events with Mrs J E Church presiding. A luncheon followed for invited ladies including Reno Carson and Yerington members. A 3 to 5 pm reception on the Riverside lanai featured music and a talk by Winter on education and ideals. A formal evening reception at the Taylor Home on South Virginia Street drew both men and women with speeches by Winter and attendees including Ex Senator Charles B Henderson and J P Perazzo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Winter
Mineapolis
Minn
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Club Women of Nevada
Reno
Winter
Frank Norcross
Lake Street
J. E. Church
Nevada Federation
Taylor
South Virginia Street
Farmers Buy Concrete Headgates
Concrete headgates are being installed on ranches of G Menjisini, Wm Schacht, N F Bertrand and Geo Parker. Anker Brothers of Yerington, newly establishing a Lyon County Courthouse rear factory, runs to full capacity and may hire more workers as local farmers learn of the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Menjsini
Wm. Schacht
N. F. Bertrand
Geo. Parker
Yeringtoh
Anker Brothers
Lyon County
Anker
Fr Hershey Visits City Sunday
Fr Hershey was a visitor in our city Sunday, meeting local parishioners and touring the church facilities during a brief stop. The event drew residents curious about his outreach and community work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Hershey
Legion to Gather in Carson City This Saturday
Members of the American Legion and Women’s Auxiliary from Yerington Gardnerville Reno and Fallon will meet in Carson City on Saturday at a cabaret style event featuring talks entertainment and dancing. Convention committees will meet that evening to finalize plans for the Lake Tahoe convention of Legion men and women. The athletic committee will tour the proposed convention site on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion and Women’s Auxiliary
Yerington
Gardnerville
Reno
Fallon
Carson City
Carson
the Legion
Lake Tahoe
Mason Social and Newsy Items Highlight Local Picnic Ground
A new picnicking and camping ground on a wooded island near Mason town outskirts opens soon. Donated materials and volunteer labor funded by the Woman's Club and local merchants created facilities including tables benches a brick fireplace and a sturdy bridge for heavy vehicles. The site will host a town picnic and serve residents and visitors from Mason Valley and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. A. Chapman
Ludwig
Jane Carroll
Cleo Payne
Nelson Mathews
Mason Valley
George Gerasko
Mason
T. H. Lever
Salt Lake City
Lever
Wm. Scosso
Woman's Club
Hog population in Nevada rises since 1910
Nevada's hog count reached 26 645 in 1920, up from 23 160 in 1910, a 15 percent rise. The decade saw larger gains in nearby states like Montana 68 percent and Arizona 190 percent, while Nevada trails mountain states overall. Mississippi?
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Nevada
Farm Bureau
Bureau of Census
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
California
Towa
Illinois
Missouri
Indiana
Mrs Sonne Hosts Card Club at Bridge Street Home
Mrs O H Sonne entertained last Saturday with a card party at her Bridge Street home. Mrs J E Gelder won high score and Mrs Pery Riker received the consolation. Refreshments suited to the warm weather accompanied the enjoyable afternoon with guests including Mrs R M Nesbitt of Thompson and several others.
School Picnic At Hyatt Ranch Delights Grammar Students
The annual grammar school picnic was held yesterday at the Hyatt ranch. Children were transported by Mr. Monahan in his big truck and spent the day playing games and eating lunch before returning home tired but happy.
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Hyatt
Yerington Pictures Shown. Granda Theatre Disappoints
A report notes Yerington pictures shown last Friday and Saturday at Granda theatre, praised overall but faults the venue for ladies in latest gowns and hairstyles. In Reno area, 15 year old Charles Brooner died after being attacked by an enraged bull on Frank Patrick’s ranch last Saturday.
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Granada Theatre
Charles Brooner
Frank Patrick
Reno
Smith Valley items note meet at Wellington Hall June 17
Fort Bureau and Smith Valley Dairymen's Association plan a joint meeting at Wellington Hall on June 17. A Smith Valley Woman's Civic Club special meeting decided to cancel the July 4th celebration due to lack of a suitable venue Fulstone grove unavailable. Local notices report visitors and visits in the valley including Mrs Id a Slinger in Reno and Mr and Mrs Reading celebrating a birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Bureau
Wellington Hall
Smith Valley Dairymen's Association
Smith Valley Woman's Civic Club
Fulstone Grove
Ida Slinger
Reno
W. L. Blackwell
Ed. Wedertz
Minden
Will Reading
Mathais Jacobsen
Gardnerville
Chas. Day
G. B. Day
California
Richard Day
San Francisco
Frank Arentz
Arlie Jessen
Alfa Day
Stana Sterbeck
San Rafael California
Bridgeport
Carl Tidd
Placerville
Guy
Bridgsser
Standford Beamian
Je Everett
Virginia Mss
Eyelid
Sadie
Lucile Stice
Esther Vanseux
Cheebe
Esther Parker
Miss Barker
Water rising as Topaz Lake inflow nears Topaz road
Water is flowing into Topaz Lake at 540 second feet through a temporary intake. The level climbs about 8 inches daily and nears the Topaz road on the west side. The outlet tunnel advances 26 feet daily while surface drains are dried. Concrete lining is underway and the outlet canal work proceeds with 70 laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topaz Lake
Ake
Oh Topaz Road
Outet Canal
Masic
Correction: Mrs Frank Simpson Hosts Reno Luncheon Guests
Mrs Frank Simpson delightfully entertained at a Reno luncheon last Thursday. Her guests included the Yer ington delegation attending the reception for Mrs Thomas G Winter president general Federation of Women's Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Simpson
Reno
Yerington
Thomas G. Winter
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Teachers Leave for Sacramento and San Francisco Vacation minnesota trip
The Misses Swanson leave tomorrow with Misses Dardin and Lothrop for a vacation that includes Sacramento and San Francisco before continuing to Minnesota, traveling via the Canadian Rockies.
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Swanson
Sacramento
Dardin
Lothrop
San Francisco
Minnesota
Canadian Rockies
Gelder Returns from Reno as Federation Board Attends Event
Mrs. J. Ti. Gelder, treasurer of the Federation of Women's Clubs, and Neva da attended the State Executive Board meeting and reception for the General Federation president after returning from Reno last Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
J. Ti. Gelder
Nevada Federation of Women's Clubs
General Federation
Yerington Girl Becomes Noted Nevada Artist
Alma Freeman, resident in Reno for two months, gains prominence as a portrait artist. Her works debuted at an Arts and Crafts Club exhibit and two portraits were selected for the Salt Lake City show. She will head Nevada's exhibit there, leaving June 10 with fellow clubwomen including the National President of the Women’s Federated Clubs.
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Reno
Alma Freeman
Nevada
Freemans
Jive
Arts and Craft's Club
Freeman
Geo. Taylor
Virginia Street
Salt Lake
Women's Federated Clubs
Thos. G. Winter
Long trip through Nebraska tourists travel to California
J R Manson his wife and son of Havelock Nebraska travel with tourists from near Lincoln to California via Lake Tahoe. They camped along the way and avoided heavy Colorado rains by hours. Starting May 28 in Havelock they followed Lincoln Highway to Elko County then Tonopah on the Midland trail. They found reasonably good roads and saw up to 20 cross country parties daily.
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J. R. Manson
Havelock
Nebraska
Lincoln
Yerlington
California
Lake Tahoe
Colorado
Havelocks Nebraska
Lincoln Highway
Aboit Elko County
Tonopah
Kip Brown Married in San Jose
Mr and Mrs T N Brown arrived in Yerington Wednesday night after a wedding in San Jose Cal last Sunday Mrs Brown is Norma Aredondo of San Jose the couple note Mr Brown owns Brown Auto Sales Co in Yerington a local resident for a year
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T. N. Brown
San Jose
Cal
Yerinton
Correction issued on Wabuska claim in Verington Times
The Verington Times corrects a prior notice linking Mr. Shelly of Wabuska to the Great West Land Company. It states Mr. Shelly is not affiliated with the firm and no connection is established or implied in the earlier issue.
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Reno
Isue
Verington Times
Shelly
Wabuska
Great West Land Company
Wisi
Return from Los Angeles and school farewell parties
Mr and Mrs Edison of Los Angeles and Mr and Mrs Cairns of Bakersfield paused at the Globe Hotel in Yerington on their way west along the Lincoln Highway. Miss Elwyn Lamkin hosted a farewell party at Mrs Harry Dukes home with games dancing and refreshments. Mildred Leavitt returned from Oakland for summer with Emma Yayson and Eunice Murchie visiting from San Francisco and Sacramento.
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Los Angeles
and Alrs
Edison
Cairns
Bakers Filds
Globe
Yerington
California
Lincoln Highway
Mono Lake
Bishop
Elwyn Lamkin
Harry Dukes
Mildred “Leavitt
Oakland
Emma Yayson
San Francisco
Eunice Murchie
Sacramento
Beets Under Way in Lyon and Churchill Counties
W J Perry a Fallon sugar beet labor contractor toured the area with 20 beet miners for immediate work. He reports 750 acres growing in Lyon County with substantial parcels in Smith Valley and near Wabuska, plus 1800 acres in Churchill County near Fallon. He says Lyon County fields look best this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Perry
Fallon
Yerington
Lyon County
Smith Valley
Wabuska
Yerington Plans July 4 Celebration With Band and Games
Committees raise over $800 for a big Yerington Fourth of July event to rival any in Nevada. Reno brass band will perform and Fernley meets Yerington in a baseball game on the local ground. Dedication of the new I O O F building and a grand evening ball headline the program. A meeting is set tonight to finalize plans.
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Yerington
Reno
Fernley
American Legion
Fernley Vs. Yerington
Renewed AGHA In Goal Valley At Bradigan Shaft
E R Mattenson, san Francisco lessor of the George Bradigan ground, visited last Wednesday to inspect and purchase a 35 hp steam hoist with a thousand foot cable and a 3 inch Cameron pump. Installation is set for late month as two shifts operate and the shaft will be driven to 60 feet to reach the Lewis vein 2000 feet east, with high grade veins expected on the descent. Grading for the hoist house began Saturday and will finish soon.
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E.R. Mattenson
George Bradigan
San Francisco
Appointed Vice-President and Superintendent for Virginia & Truckee railroad
Frank Murphy was named Vice-President and Herbert Coffin as Superintendent to fill vacancies after A. M. Ardery’s death. Stanley Davis moved to Al turas California to work for his brother. Sunday school attendees at Methodist Church were hosted by Mrs. Kate Boerlin. T N Brown of Brown Auto Sales returned from California with his bride and they reside on Nevada Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Murphy
Virginia &Truckee Railroad
Herbert Coffin
A. M. Ardery
T. N. Brown
Brown Auto Sales Co
California
Hawthorne Beats Yerington 16 to 3 in Hawthorne
The Yerington baseball nine suffered a 16 to 3 defeat in Hawthorne last Sunday. Yerington was hampered by the absence of catcher Walter Warren who planned to play in Carson, Whitacre replaced behind the plate in the fourth, Wilson pitched seven innings allowing two hits before relief by Pete Pery. Dan McLeod stood out catching the only fly out, Hawthorne showed a strong fielding game with few errors and aims for a rematch later this season. Yerington heads to Fernley on June 18 seeking a faster contest and improved play.
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Yerington
Hawthorne
Walter Warren
Carson
Whitacre
Wilson
Pete Pery
Dan McLeod
Yerington Boys
Fernley
Eagles Memorial and Mother's Day Observance Planned
The Yerington Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles prepares a joint observance on Sunday June 18 with Justice Ducker of the Nevada Supreme Court delivering the address. Services at Leavitt Hall begin 1 30 p.m. and the public is invited to attend.
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The
Yerington Aerie
Order of Eagles
Justice Ducker
Nevada Supreme Court
Leavitt Hall
Tha
A Booster's Creed for City Improvement
A verse urging citizens to support local uplift and progress. It promotes boosting neighbors, workplaces, and improvements while discouraging negativity and obstruction. The piece ends noting it is borrowed.
Was ist das Yerington Times Ad
A German speaker submits a distressed personal ad claiming a neighbor’s horse caused a disturbance at night. The writer requests publication and mentions an unpaid fee of forty dollars for any damages. The note conveys confusion about dates and lack of address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerington Times
Animal disease control work in Lyon county May report
The State Veterinary Service and cooperating agencies vaccinated 509 head for Anthrax, 80 head for Hog Cholera, 220 head for Red Water, and tuberculin tested 440 cattle. Laboratory examinations counted head. Mrs. V. T. Damon left yesterday for Reno to meet her sister from California and will return with her to Yerington the last of the week.
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State Veterinary Service
Lyon County
Farm Bureau
California
Yerington
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Coast Guard Academy
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Congressman Arents
Annapolis
City Sunday
Legion
Mrs. O. H. Sonne
Topaz
Kip” Brown
Goal Valley
Stanley Davis
Alturas
Methodist Church
Kate Boerlin
Eagles
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