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Newspaper
Yerington Times
Location
Yerington, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1916
Page
2
Local post office notice lists mail matter class and payment address to THE YERINGTON TIMES. Rates set at 10 cents per line for first insertion and 5 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Cards of Thanks and Resolutions of Sympathy charged at regular local rate.
In a Salt Lake Tribune editorial, Mr Hughes is praised for his undiluted Americanism as the campaign confronts foreign influence. The piece urges immediate education about allegiance, arguing Germans and other foreign-born Americans must unite behind a single American policy and reject pan Germanism.
The writer argues Colonel Roosevelt announced he is done with politics at the Progressive convention in Chicago. It notes his controversial career from River of Doubt to San Juan hero, his failed bid to lead the Republican Party, and doubts whether his stance will influence the Hughes-Roosevelt contest or decide the election.
The article warns locals in Lyon County about mispricing mining claims for metals. It notes recent discoveries indicate metal presence but collectors often overvalue prospects, risking loss when buyers appear.
The text warns that a few hundred or thousand dollars offers a prospect to a naive investor who believes he is gifting a fortune to a greedy plutocrat. It argues the money could fund a lasting fortune if wisely used, but most stumble due to hallucination and mislocated bets, leading to wasted labor and maintenance costs. Self delusion is marked as the top cause of failure in mining and life.
The text outlines Justice Hughes being urged by the Republican convention to run as their candidate. It emphasizes his dignified silence before acceptance, asserts he has spoken when needed, and argues for prepared defense without militarizing government or weakening civil institutions.
Observers at Chicago sense a Hughes surge across the country, with a wave of sentiment among voters and party leaders alike making his nomination seem increasingly inevitable despite opposition factions.
The Exposition Players opened a three day engagement at Mu thal Theater with The Girl and the Tramp drawing praise for Miss Fellows and Fred Flood in the title roles. L D Seldon played the villain. Miss Lillian Deardort provided sweet singing. other acts by Hamilton and Stratos impressed. The program promises Lady Audley Baby Mine and The Girl Who Won as upcoming attractions with a matinee featuring Marguerite Clark in The Goose Girl, not to be repeated.
For sale vine driving tear harness and a spring wagon outfit complete. Will set at a sacrifice. Call at The Pioneer Stables.
The text advises that indigestion disrupts sleep and suggests a light meatless supper with little to no milk and taking one Chamberlains Tablet after supper. It claims this will help one rest better and notes the tablets are obtainable everywhere.
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