Local Notables and Visitors Reported in Yerington
Items list residents and guests in Yerington and surrounding areas including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker the Ross funeral attendance by Miss Ross and others R J Oakey and family prominent in town Chief Kelly busy with street name signs and many travelers from Reno Winthrop Cal Seluro and Hills among others attend meetings visits and social events throughout the week.
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R.J. Oakey
Wabuske
Chief Kelly
Alvin Kronquist
Aml
Foltz
Selurz
Yerington Ming
Lewis Coal Mine Fire Lit By Heavy Rains In Coal Valley
A coal mine in Lewis Coal Valley ignited Thursday due to spontaneous combustion from recent heavy rains. The blaze is expected to burn for about two weeks and is described as a brilliant red sight as it slows. New machinery arrived at Mattenson Texter Coal & Oil Co in Coal Valley to accelerate shaft sinking and restart operations.
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Lewis
Coal Valley
Coal Mine Company
Mattenson Texter Coal & Ol Con
Weddnesday
Legion Jitney Dance Draws Crowd for Evening Event
The American Legion Jitney Dance attracted a crowd on Saturday as part of a series. The Goat of the Legion led the event and dances are planned to continue regularly over the next few months, with members reporting a good time.
Monoxide County trip returns with engraved licenses
Leavitt and party returned Saturday from a week at Mono County resorts in a trip that yielded mementoes including beautifully engraved fishing licenses issued by California to non-resident anglers. Mr and Mrs Frank Simpson, visiting Smith Valley, came back to Reno Treslay with Miss Artie Jesson accompanying them. George Mummer has been ill but is reported to be improving at home in the valley. Mrs Fraser of Fallon and her daughter are visiting relatives in the valley as well. C Wirrell FW Chambers and James Christiansen of St Lake City are visiting Verington.
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Ethel Gracey
Bishop
C.H. Milne
Joe Wilson
Salt Lake
Wilson
Winttemucca
Joseph W. Wilson
Mono County
Leavitt
Party
California
Frank Simpson
Smith Valley
Reno Treslay
Artie Jesson
George Mummer
Fraser
Fallon
Wim. Schacht
FW. Chambers
James Christiansen
St Lake City
Verington
Lyon County backs pro marketing association first in state
Lyon County becomes the first in Nevada to fill its quota for the proposed Pro Farmer's Co operative Marketing Association. The move follows a conference of Lyon County Farm Bureau directors and the County Marketing committee with county agent Buckman. The plan seeks 730 members across nine counties to market hay grain potatoes and other farm products with a state organization meeting to be called in Reno after signatures are secured.
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Po Lyon County
Pro- Farmer's Co-operative Marketing Association
Lyon County
Nevada
Lyon County Farm Bureau
Yerington
Buckman
Fernley
Walter Newell
Smith Valley
John McGowan
Peter Tienrichs
Andy West
Mason Valley
W. A. Mardy
Harry Graves
Thomas Buckman
Dayton
Churchill
Elko
Humboldt
Lyon
Washoe
Douglas
Pershine
Ormsby
State Farm Bureau
Reno
Mandolin Replaces Lute Across Medieval Europe
The lute, once dominant in the anniculo age, is supplanted by the mandolin as its direct descendant. The ud of the Moors, the lute spread from Spain after Saracen introduction, with gittern and other strings also rising in popularity across medieval Europe.
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Spain
Europe
Alfalfa Weevil Survey Clears Spread in Washoe County
County Agent Buckman reports completion of a survey on the alfalfa weevil spread from Reno through Verdi to Sparks. Only one ranch needs spraying this year. next year the Farm Bureau plans a $1 per acre campaign. Quarantine may help, but potato sacks and tourists also spread the pest.
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Buckman
Reno
Washoe Co
University
Verdi
Sparks
Farm Bureau
Washoe County
For Sale Engine Nearly New Fairbanks Morse 6h p
One 6h. p Fairbanks Morse engine almost new cheap inquire of A Porto Young ranch Wabuska fo.
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Fairbanks Morse
A. Porto
Young Ranch
Wabuska
Chinese Family Relations and Concubines in Tradition
The text discusses how China lacks the period term old maid and explains concubinage as a common alternative when there is no heir. It notes concubines’ children are legitimate, and a man faces social risk if his wife objects. It also describes parental roles with the father as stern and the mother gentle yet indulgent toward children.
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China
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