Kicking the Irish Around and Forest Fire Steps
A collage of editorials notes Admiral Sims and Irish sentiment in the United States with expected repercussions on his commission. It reports U.S. Forest Service in California requiring permits for campfires in ten national forests to curb wildfires caused by tourists. Also commentary on the California bar and a Wallon Standard note on a courtroom scramble. It closes with the American Mining Congress pushing tax settlements for metal mines and a Federal War Tax Settlement Board urged by Robert G. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Sims
Mr. Denby
George Harvey
London
Sims
Insman
Denby
Navy
Carson
California
U.S. Forest Service
National Forests of
Nevada
Halcyon
Lunsford
Bar Association
Wallon
American Mining Congress
War Tax Settlement Board
Robert G. Wilson
Mining Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Grasshoppers as Livestock Feed Uruguayan Commission Finds
A Uruguayan government commission finds dried grasshoppers offer high digestible protein and about forty percent fat, outperforming oil cake as animal feed. Sheep, horses, and pigs readily consume the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uruguay
Tahoe Convention Promises Big Nevada Legion Week at Lake Tahoe
Nevada's American Legion plans its largest convention near Lakeside Lake Tahoe from July 25 to 31 with the first women auxiliary gathering. National officers and federal agencies will attend alongside Nevada and California members. Posts must report local attendance by June 18, and reservations are urged. Athletics and entertainment are slated, with preparations led by William L. Karge and leaders from Fallon, Reno, and Gardnerville. An unrelated Sacramento Bee note warns alfalfa weevil could spread via campers, stressing quarantine vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
Convention Committee
Legion and Auxiliary of
Rabers
Lake Tahoe
Inyet
William L. Karge
Carson City
Nev
Legion
al Reed
Fallon
A. G. Cotter
Reno
Darell Dunkle
L. Nelson
Carson Valley Post
CO. Haugner
Gardnerville
Lodge meeting notice at Leavitt Hall
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows lodge meets Tuesday evenings at Leavitt Hall. Visiting members are cordially invited to attend meetings. Pp. Th. Laurendeau, Sec’y.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Leavitt] Hall
Eagles
Yerington Aerie
Itt
Jas, I. Barton
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Geneva
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Annapolis
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Sacramento Bee
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Citizens’ Lumber, Coal & Supply CO
Geo. W. Friedhoff
C. M. Coddington
New
Fairbanks
OUR
Service
M. E. Church
Wabuska
Perry
Song
Semon
ST. Joseph's
Imass
At & Am
Mason
Joseph Cuntill
C. F. Lodge
the Oasis
Tadi
Farmers’ Mill & Feed Co
Yerington, Nevada
Pearl Oil
Standard Oil Company
Beaumont Brown
Webster Concrete
King, Malone & Henderson
Yerington-Reno, Nevada
Littell Avenue
John Beauport
KR. &S
Rawson
C. C
Royal Cafe
WilDcat
Ralph E. Pearson
OIL Field&nspector
Larendon
Houston
Texas
W. W. Davis
Fter
James M. Keir
Union Honey Company
Babychix Tancreds
R. I
Enoch Crews
Seabright
Calif
Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office
Nevi
John Louis Theodore Welir
Herbert Hamlin, Jr
Nevda
Range
M. D. M. Meridian
United States
Minnie J. Bray
Register
Harry R. Grier
State OF
Jorgen C. Jorgensen
Artesia
County of Lyon
State of Nevada
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