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Newspaper
Yerington Times
Location
Yerington, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1916
Page
1
A dairy farmer writer argues current dairy inspection is unscientific and unjust and calls for a nationwide overhaul aligned with sanitary science. He cites Cleveland and Washington cases to show inspectors lack consistency and critics demand permanent, science based improvements.
A discussion on purchasing Holstein bulls for breeding notes a man buying a registered bull for twenty five dollars and a second bull for mating with offspring, contrasting with many preferring cheaper bulls. The piece suggests a law restricting keeping grade or purebred dairy bulls unless the dam has a 10,000 pound milk and 400 pound fat record in one year.
The Walker Lake project to build a western road gains momentum offering year round access from Reno to Southern California Tonopah and Goldfield. It promises scenic views a 200 foot bluff edge and access to mineral rich counties with potential outsider benefits. Local support urges boosters while costs range 25 000 to 50 000 and aim to engage Reno clubs.
Yerington prepares a two day Fourth of July festival with a grand parade at 10:00 a m on July 4 and a 1:30 p m ball game, bucking contest, races for all ages, a 5 mile motorcycle race and a grand evening ball bands play as rail rates drop by invitation to all residents and visitors.
A U S government letter to Mexico’s de facto regime cites hostile acts, border banditry, and refusal to cooperate against Villa forces. It argues continued U S military presence is needed to guard Americans and property and criticizes Carranza’s leadership for failing to stop cross border raids. The message defends U S export controls on war materiel to Mexico until order is restored.
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