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Newspaper
Yerington Times
Location
Yerington, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1912
Page
6
Local coroner’s jury returns a verdict of justifiable homicide in the Barren case. Read across the town for news on visitors, mining figures, and community notices, with names such as Finney, Harmes, Jacobs, Hursch, Wetzel, and Snyder appearing among the frequent local arrivals and business chatter.
Hi Metseher arrived from Auburn California with a 20 acre fruit venture and will bring his merry go round for the Fourth. Children enjoy the amusement and residents ride it while funds allow, with a possible stay of a few weeks.
Mr and Mrs Will Powers and Mrs J T L Davidson represented Naom Chapter OES at the 46th annual F and A M I grand lodge session in Lovelock. Mrs Davidson was elected Associate Conductress and Mrs G K Leavitt Grand Marshal for the term. Fire company organized with two squads, Foremen A C Bernard and A A Arends, each with 20 members, drills nightly, Fourth water run prize planned.
Mex Cameron who leases the Commercial Hotel plans major upgrades including a lobby in the front room, conversion of the dining room into bedrooms on the ground floor, a wide stairway to the second floor, and a full renovation.
In Silver City, Mr Windish attended the grand lodge in Reno last week. Mrs J Holmes is improving and can sit up briefly each day. Mrs Biggs Mrs McKinney and Howard Winn traveled to California to visit friends. Pimilton and Pollard bought the Davis mill and keep busy at work. Haworth and Miss Carrie Allen visit their mother, Mrs Allen, at Silver. Sunday school entertainment was a social and financial success. Phillips mill and cyanide plant changed hands to Dono and Amistrol. Mayor Feeny returned to Wabuska after a short absence. John Henry Guild of Dayton studies bees at the Warren apiary. Temperatures reached 96 on Wednesday and 82 on Thursday. Smelter fumes seem to affect mosquitoes, increasing their appetite and bills.
A Neenal Wisconsin man, struck by a severe coughing spell, suffered side pain and rib injuries. The ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for coughs and chest ailments, claiming rapid relief and a satisfaction guarantee with trial bottles available.
Farmers and dairymen are urged to ship cream to Crescent Creamery Co in Reno Nevada. They claim the highest prices and prompt payments every 18 days. The notice promises responsible service and seeks to assure satisfaction with market value.
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