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Newspaper
Yerington Times
Location
Yerington, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1918
Page
4
The notice instructs readers to address all communications and make all remittances payable to The Yerington Times. It directs recipients to use the newspaper office for correspondence and payments. The instruction emphasizes proper payee naming and handling through the local publication.
The piece urges broad participation in War Savings Stamps to build a habit of saving, involve the public as investors, and tie financial responsibility to national effort. It links liquor policy, grain and coal conservation, and wartime production, noting copper price hopes and broader civic duty.
A bulletin from the Committee on Public Information notes German looting to starve Belgian industry and cites the Obourg artificial silk plant and the Cockerill steel works at Serning as examples with full equipment, plans, and archives seized. The piece then shifts to Western shipyards boosting wartime output and praises shipbuilding capacity to sustain U.S. supremacy. It explains War Savings Stamps as U.S. bonds with a small monthly accrual and urges National War Savings Day on June 28 to back the war effort.
J B Tregloan and Jack Shepard claim control of cinnabar ground north of Summit Springs near Sodaville. Old-timers recall Hawthorne’s hunt for the same vein. mine location in eastern hills consistent with Hawthorne prospecting area. Nevada water right notice follows for Star Canyon Spring public waters, to supply stock and domestic use with a small dam and pipeline.
The text describes an outcrop rich enough to yield significant mercury last year using crude pipe retorts. It mentions Totopal Limes and references primitive equipment in a historical mining context.
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