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Newspaper
Yerington Times
Location
Yerington, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1911
Page
2
The notice lists subscription at 3.00 per year in advance and advertising at 1.00 per inch per month. It notes mailing at Yerington as second-class mail and directs remittances to The Times or F. W. Fairbanks. Short local reader notices cost 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 5 cents for later insertions.
The piece argues highway quality impacts property values and farm marketing. Better roads boost market access, farm productivity, and local advertising by attracting visitors and buyers, creating an endless chain of community benefits.
A country editor laments repeated stealing of his columns by major papers. He cites the Denver Mining Review and Tonopah Bonanza for reproducing his Mount Patterson country news without credit, arguing fair credit matters even if readers see the same facts.
The $50,000,000 Panama loan drew bids totaling $170,000,000 with buyers ranging from 101.56 to 102. The issue yields about 2.9 percent at 1021 4, attracting foreign bids while major banks decline acquisition. Nearby items note Ely’s Greek language press, Epstine case, and a Lowell autograph anecdote.
The passage notes several recent escapes from the state prison squad with none recaptured in months across various counties. It questions officer performance and asks about Phillips. It recalls the battleship Maine disaster and mentions experts now leaning toward an explosion of the magazine, though the cause remains uncertain.
Encourages residents to celebrate the Fourth of July at home in Yerington, noting they can have as good a time locally as elsewhere and suggesting they spend less on travel or outside events while contributing to town efforts and activities.
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