Notice of Nevada Primary Election 1920 Secretary certifies offices
State of Nevada Department of State certifies September 7 1920 as primary election date. George Brodigan Secretary of State lists state district county and township offices to be filled including U S senator, president electors, regents and local posts such as sheriff assessor clerk treasurer recorder auditor district attorney and various townships and constables. Publication by county clerks follows.
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State OF Nevada
Department of State
Secretary of State
George Brodigan
State of
Vada
United States
Justi
Mason Vayley Township
Sprage Towns
Smith Vayley
Ladwic
Daytona
Carson City
Hevada
George Brodt
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Notice of Sheriff Sale in Lyon County Nevada
M R Penrose sues Nevada Aviation Corp in Eighth Judicial District Court Lyon County Nevada. Sheriff to sell one airplane and related property at public auction to satisfy a June 25 1920 judgment with sale set for July 8 1920 in front of the courthouse at Yerington Nevada. Auction to begin at 9 am and end by 5 pm with bidding at 2 pm.
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Eighth Judicial District Court
Nevada
Lyon County
M. R. Penrose
Nevada Aviation Corporation
Eighth Judicial Districe
Lyon
A. D
Hispan Suiza
Cutis
Cour
Yerington
Newale Aviation
4 Corporation
Public Notice From Interior Office Carson City Nevada
Official notice published by the Department of the Interior in Carson City Nevada regarding administrative actions. The notice references case or file numbers and outlines required public posting and potential deadlines for interested parties.
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Ial
Interior
LS Dani
Carson City
Nevarta
Five Thousand in Cash Prizes for Rodeo Contests
A local rodeo announces five thousand dollars in cash prizes for roping bucking riding and racing events. Organizers urge competitors to enter before the event date and highlight prize divisions and entry details.
Notice of Homestead Proof for James O'Brien Artesia NV
James O'Brien of Artesia Nevada filed notice of intention to prove up a three year homestead claim in SES Section 24 Township 13 North Range 23 East Mount Diablo Meridian. Witnesses named Mollari Meyertholen Lowney Arente. First publication June 30 1920. Last publication July 28 1920. Declarant Minnie L Bray Register.
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James O’brien
Artesia
Nevada
Range
Mount Diablo
Charles A. Tendle
Simpson
W. Mollari
Joseph B. Meyertholen
Patrick Ti, Lowney
Janklin A. Arente
Minnie L. Bray
Register
Nevada suit seeks deed reform in Reno on mutual mistake
In Lyon County Nevada Eighth Judicial District a summons issues against HG Bubar C K Clough and G T Crosby defendants in a case brought by Mrs C L Warren. The action seeks reform of a deed transferred November 27 1914 due to mutual mistake in property description. May 12 1920 date appears in caption with clerk Robert L Waggo as solicitor.
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Nevada
Bubar
Cloughaig G
Crosby
Reno
OBERT
Waggo Sci
Evans files for Congress nomination in state office
R Evans files for the democratic nomination for representative in congress with the secretary of state. This marks the first congressional filing, following previous filings only for the U S senate.
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R. Evans
Congress
Charles Evans
U. S
Gypsum Value and Production Hit New High in 1919
A preliminary USGS estimate shows 2,451,000 short tons of gypsum sold in 1919 valued at 16 million dollars, up 393,985 tons and 4,529,146 dollars from the prior year. The Interior Department notes the rise reflects growing demand and mining activity nationwide.
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United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Tires Prove Enduring Despite Years of Use
Thuy anomeric tires is the opinion of fH Sowder of Tulsa Oklahoma. He recently bought United States Royal Cords to replace a set bought in 1916. He said the tires have given four years of hard service, and one is still in use. He plans to retire the old tire but wonders how long it will last under daily heavy travel.
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Sowder
Tusla
Okla
United States
Quicksilver Produced in United States in Early 1920
United States output for January through March 1920 totaled 4.8 percent flasks of quicksilver, each 75 pounds wet. California produced 3,394 flasks, Texas Oregon and Nevada 905 flasks, with 10 mines in California and one in each other state. End quarter supplies on hand reached 4,160 flasks with monthly prices in San Francisco of 89, 81 and 87 dollars respectively.
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United States
F. J. Ransome
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
California
Texas
Oregon
Nevada
San Francisco
Mininng
Scientific
In Hawaii Also Prophecy of a Java Run to Sea
A brief note from the Hilo Tribune mentions a humorous or fantastical idea in Hawaii about directing the Java from Kilauea down a vent to the sea to build a breakwater. The comment reflects local wit and volcanic imagery rather than a serious plan.
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Hawaii
Java
Kilauea
Hilo Tribune
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Sittes
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Rawson
Cloris
DP Randall
Lyon Coumy
Nevadis Hy Geo J. Ambrose
VME
Danghergi & Live. Stock Company
Houglas
Stair
Newata
Reginewr
Studi
J. G, Schrugham
West
Franklyn Rose
Wortham
Agent City
C. £. Warren
C.K. Clough
G. T. Crosby
H. G. Bubar
Mason Valley Bank
Werinston, Meovada
Pearl OI
Standard Oil Company
Quicksilver
The
U.S
Pense
U. S. Tires
Jas. F. Nugent
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