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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-09-20
TO-DAY At THE THEATERg.


Garrick-C Charles Ray in His Own
Home Town.
Tsis-Peggy Hyland in Bonnie An
ME Laurie.
Liberty-Lois Webber in For Hus-
band Only.
strand-june Elvidge in Joan Of
the Woods.
Princess Gloria Swanson in Shift
ing Sands.
Csrand--YaudevHle
Lyceum, Moorhead-Madge Kennedy
In Newly Married.
REALTY TRANSFERS.
Julia b. Streeter and husband TO j.
W. Murphy and wife, 20 blk T
ad; l,
DEATHS.
Andrew Ramnes, so, Ada, Mimi,
Fargo hospital, paralysis.
BANK SCLEARTNGS.
Today, s505,632.30; year ago, S492,-
Ss4.12.
DEATHS.
Five-month,s-ofd son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustav Stangler, Lucca, N. d.,
Fargo hospital.
WEST is PLANTING RYE.
Robert Norheim Of Mckenzie
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MIIIs WlII sPEAk.

Walter Thomas Mills. the Socialist
Nonpartican league speaker who is
touring North Dakota for the leagues
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GERMANS ORDERED HOME.
CBy Associated Press.)

BeTne, sWItzeFIhHd, sept. -. -
(Havas. 1.-The German authorities in
Berlin have instructed all Germans
discharged from the army and living
in Switzerland. to return to Germany
for work in the rear Of the Fighting
line. especially in guarding prisoners.
German subjects here show little in
clination TO respond to the call and lie
is believed that rs per cent of the
10000 Germans affected will refuse TO
return to Germany.
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Clzbtai1p AnderS
LeaUeS Tonight

Frank L. Anders. Fargo city engi-
neer. recently commissioned a cap
tain in the engineer corps OF the
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Briefly Told
IIubbell's coree.-Advt.

= 1ubbeIFs Cofree.-Advt " s.
Shop at Ricker's.-Advt.
Herbst's for hosiery.-Advt
New Gage Holderman.-Adv+
Call Liberty Taxi Line-581.-Advf
Have Knight Prtg. Co. print it.-Ady,
Hendrickson's shoes for style. -
Cali the Yellow Taxi Phone Sill
Advt Nrr Z
Nick Konen Taxi. Phone 4s2. =
DR.. Basys. osteopath. Phone sSs7-
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BRONSON I'M FARco,

- H. A. Bronson. of Bismarck, as
sistant attorney. general, is spending
the day in Fargo on business.
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Fer Quick Results Use Forum
Want Ads.
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WEST is PLANTING RYE.
Robert Norheim Of Mckenzie
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HANK CLEARTNGs.

Andrew Ramnes, so, Ada, Mimi,
Fargo hospital, paralysis.
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Today, s5o5, ,682.80; year ago, $492,-
seAtJg
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: REALTY TRANsFERs

Julia b. Streeter and husband TO. J,
w. Murphy and wife, 90 blk l F
ad; /.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF
SCHOOLS INSPECTS.

Superintendent and Mrs. John Ed
wards Bray spent Wednesday and
Thursday in our city. MIR Bray
made his official inspection OF the
Yerington High and Grammar
Schools and found every thing in FIRST
class shape.
He appointed Joseph Gallagher
Jr. TO fill the vacancy in the High
School Board caused by DR.. Leav-
tits resignation. His tenure under
this appointment will be short as the
election of three trustees will occur
in April and the new board will ttake
Office May 6tli.. 1918.
Mrs. BRAY enjoyed visits with many
old friends. She formerly taught
school here and is we'll acquainted
with all the pioneer families.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23
SUPPLY OF WHEAT DEPLETED
TO A DANGEROUS EXTENT

The department of agriculture csti-
mated wheat holdings on March in
the courtrys mill and elevators 1t
oS,972,000 bushels. This is 20,o00.00@
bushels less than year ago.
The report brought from the food
administration 4 frank admission that
existing flour stocks are only 80 per
cent OF the normal quantity needed
until July !. The administration is
considering the further limitation Of
wheat consumption in the United
States.
Officials believe that whatever is
done to meet the situation will h@,t
to be done by the public. IS the saw
ing must come OFT OF the American
allowances. because the allies are us
ing as little wheat rs is consistent
with health.
Experts believe that wise distribu-
tion will tide over the shortage. but
say boarding is the worst danger
There is no danger OF failing To irlhl
the promise made to furnish the allies
with o0.O0O000 bushels OF grain in the
first six months OF this year
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23

Public indignation OF this commun-
ity against seditious ueterances again
manifested itself last Tuesday even
ing, when the Citizens League OF
this city properly applied coat OF
tar to one Elmer White, who it was
reported boosted that he participated
in the recent celebration of the sink
ing OF the Tuscania at the Dietrich
saloon in Gardnerville The punish
ment was administered in an order
ly manner and withou. any desire to
inflict any material injury but with
the determination and an admonition
that the culprit well knew his actions
had outraged the community.
Alter being well tarred, he was told
to go has way with instructions to
tell his friends who participated III
the celebration at Gardnervillc to give
Yerington a wide berth.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23
RECEPTION IN HONOR OF
NEWLY WEDS

The reception rendered by Mr.. and
Mrs. d. J. Butler to, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Grover Butler on their return
from their honeymoon last Saturday
was one of the largest and most de-
lightful functions OF the season. The
friends OF the couple include all the
pioneer families OF the valley and the
occasion was gathering OF repre-
sentativcs OF all the old families, the
Pursel family being there four gen
crations strong.
After best wishes and numerous
gifts were showered upon the happy
couple the guests enjoyad dancing
until an early hour. The good old
dances were given their places upon
the program and crowded floor test
flied to their popularity. Some OF the
older ladies and gentlemen displayed
remarkable grace in their execution.
The hostess, assisted by corp OF
efficient helpers, served most bount-
iiul and delicious refreshments.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23
SoUAW FOUND DEAD

Wednesday morning when Chiei
! .amkiu was making his rounds he
found squaw lying on her face on
the ditch back OF the Stickney House.
When he approached to see what
was the matter he found she was dead
and had been for some hours. IL
seems that the Piutcs know how ana
where to get liquor and that tour OF
them had secured large quantity on
Monday and had gotten very drnmh'
among them this Maggie West. he
other members of the tribe saw her
on the bank but left her there, real
iziny that she was drunk.
The Coroners jury brought IN
verdict that death rcsulted from a.
cute alcoholism.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23

ers and Mason School Districts will
be organized, with Mr.. Hemingway
as Chairman, and with Mr.. Mason
Johnston and n. w. Willis deliver
ing patriotic addresses. assisted bv
Mcs-s. Smith and Orem in orpaniza-
ton work.
On Monday evening. the 25th. 4
community Council will be oreaniz
sisted by the o.her members OF tn,
Cauncil IN organization work
commissioner Wcdcrtz, a mcrnbe,
OF the County Council was present
ard acted as chairmen.
On the same evening X. l. Wag.
goner. II. $. Pohe. Dennis Lynch. \.
r. ertrand and f. bertrand and e.
X. Smith went to Ludwig, where Ar
;es,a AID Ludwig Districts were or.
S&nizcd as follows
Ludwig-Tack Ellis and ]. 7. Hyer
-artesa- G. NJ. Deveraux. X. l..
Hohlit an de w ..Mollart.
At this meeting Mr.. X. l.. Wagon
er and Judson Smith delivered the
principal addres ses, and were assist
ed by other members of the Council
in organization work.
ed at Thompson and on Tuesdayey.
ening the 10Th, :, Community Council
t for Yerington and Meissner Districts
combined, will be organized.
This meeting is expected to be a
rousing patriotic rally. and it is pos
sible that the Rink Theatre will be
crowded for this occasion
The County Council and the Com
munity Councils will be called upon
to lend their aid. services and sup.
port to the Third Liberty Loan cam
paign, and the campaigwn will be in
effect, conducted in Lyon County by
and through the Council OF Defense
with each community acting in con
junction with the Woman'a organi.
zation, formed for the same purpose
AT all of the meetings held in var.
ious parts of the County very enthus-
iastic crowds have been in attend
ance, and members OF the Count,
| Council feel that much real good has
been accomplished. and that citizen.
throughout the county are taking
hold of the work in a most fitting
manner.
The County Council. together witt
the community councils. are asked to
cooperate and work with the Foot
! Administration. and 1T is expected
that within the next couple OF week,
this organization will practically hav,
I charge of the food administration il
this county.
Clarkk J. Guild
Director
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23
PETE WILDER is MISSING

Mrs. =. c. Wilder reported the dis
appearance OF her husband who lett
home to go up town last Saturday
night and did not return. She thought
he had not contemplated journey
as he had not large sum OF money
with MIN. The police are looking
for him both in Nevada and Califor-
mia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder are very well
known in Ierirgton and in Smith Val
ley where they lived for many years.
Their friends are hoping that moth
ing has happened to Mr.. Wilder, and
that he will return safe and sound IN
the immediate future.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23
SAM DAVIS
DIEO SUNDAY
Death Claims One Of
Nevada's Pioneer
Newspaperrnen

The death OF Sam. p. Davis, which
occurred at his ranch near Carson
City at six clock Sunday evening re-
moved another OF the prominent pio-
neer newspaper men OF Nevada, and
though hardly unexpected, his death
came as shock to hundreds OF his
friends all over Nevada and in Cali.
fornia.
Samuel Davis was born in Bran
ford. Conn. on April 4, 1850. He at
tended Racine College 10 Wisconsin
for three ysrs and then entered the
newspaper field as a reporter on the
Omaha Herald.
Mr.. Davis was known beet as a
humorist and poet, and his writings
such as "Thc Lure Of the Sapebrush,"
Battle Born" and THE Cleaners"
are recognized works Of literature.
For four yeas he was State Control.
ler for Nevada. and was probably
best known as the author of The
History ~of Nevada reliable
source OF authority on all incidents
which make mp the history OF this
state. His popularity. both as writer
of poems, history and essays is un.
bounded and his death is received
with much sorrc~
Surviving Mr.. Davis are the widow
two daughters, Mrs Lucy Crowell
and Mrs. K. Roy. 10th OF Carson City
two ttrothers, Robert II. OF New York
and William. Of Sacramento; one. sis
ter, Mrs. II. G.. Shaw of San Francis
co; two step soDs. Hal r. and K. K.
Migheis. OF Carson; and one step
daughter. Ms Irwin G.. Lewis.
The funeral was held on Wecine s,lay
afternoon. fro-l < Episcopal church
IN Carson at , u.rl.. the Rev. II. II
Kelley cfiieis,r,. md the services al
the grave uuder the al pices oi the
Kn,yhss nj -Rrtvias. OF which ordr-
Mr.. Davis was an active and long
time member.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23
THIRD LIBERTY LOAN

A new and distinctive feature will
be introduced in the Third Liberty
Loan campaign, and every city or
town in the country which subscribes
more than its quota of Liberty Bonds
will be awarded by the Treasury De-
partnent an Honor Flag.
The flag will be 50 inches wide and
81 inches long. The body of the flag
will be white with red border, and
three bi Dad blue vertical stripes de-
noting the Third Loan. The flags
which will he of the same quality as
the flags OF the Navy. are already be-
ing manufactured and will be awarded
as last as the right to them is won.
Though awarded by the Treasury De-
partment, they will be distributed by
the Liberty Loan committees OF the
different districts
There will also be a National Honor
Flag for each state, to be flown at
the State Capitol, with the name Of
each town winning a flag inscribce:
upon it. There will also be- preserved
in -tle United States Treasury a Ma
tional Honor Flag. with the record OF
each State recorded on it.
An Honor Roll. containing tho
names or all subscribers, but not the
amount OF the indi> idual .uDscriptiSrs
will re kept in each community a
window card. bearing representation
OF the Honor Flag. will be given each
subscriber to the loan, to be displayed
at the home or place OF business. ~
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23
LYON COUNTY. COUNCIL OF DEFENSE

On Monday the 18th. members OF
the County Council. consisting OF \ +.
Bertrand, R.L,Waggoncr. J.G.R. Smith
George F. Willis, Dennis Lynch and
Director Clark ]. Guild. together
with Father Cunha and Ernes. Matl,-
cts. journeyed to Dayton, where in
the afternoon, thee community coun-
Gil at that place was organized. CON
sisting OF {, c. Braun. Chairman, X.
A. Trimblc and George Adama.
The party at this place was divided,
o.nc-hali going to Mound House and
one-half to Silver City. where in the
evening Councils at these places were
organized a: follows:
Mound House-Frcd Hotaling
Thomas Graccy and James Gladding.
Silver City - Thomas Mayne, vii
liam Donovan and Amos Penaluma.
At these meetings R.L.Waggoner,
George F. Willis, Father Cunha and
Director Guild instructed the people
III the purposes OF the council. and
delivered patriotic addresses. The
other membrs of the party made them
selves conspicuous by good single
hand talking and working among the
people present
Commissioner King. member of
the County Council was also present
and assisted.
At the Dayton meeting Walter w.
Anderson, Principal. was in charge,
and at Silver City Thomas Mayne
acted as chairman.
On the same evening there journey
ed to Fernlcy Warren Hauser, II. 5.
Pohe. n. H. Van Alstinc and c. c.
Emerson of the County Council, and
Fernley Council was organized, con-
sisting S. b. Pray, w. w. Cogswell
and W. a. Hardy.
Wednesday. the 10Th, Director
Guild, accompanied by Rev. Dixon,
Warren Hauser. n, H, Van Alstine,
II. +. Hemingway, W, F. Powers
and ]. |. Wilson, organized Commun-
ity Councils at Wellington. asiollows
Smith and Wellington were united
in one Council. with the following
working members: {. c. Tidd, r. A
Dickinson and Gould Reading. -
Colony and Central were organ
ized in one Council as follows +. w
Simpson, +. p. Beaman and {. q
Foster.
At this meeting Rev. Dixon OF Yer
ington and Judge Hauser delivered
the principal addresses, and were as
| Friday evening there will be organ
lied at Barrett School, Plummer, Per
ry and Barrett School Districts: ane
al this meeting Geo. w. Friedhoft
will be chairman, Warren Hauser ant
George F., Willis will deliver the ad
dresses, and will be assisted by Msrs
Bertrand, Pohe and Lynch in organ
ization work.
The same evening at Mason, Sand
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23
COSTUME BALL At INLAY
A SOCIAL SUCCESS

On Saturday evening. March i6, a,
Inlay, Nevada, Costume Ball was
given ty Mrs. A. A Marsai, and prov
ed success in every way. There was
4 large attendance and many novel
and pleasing characters were repre-
sented and kept the spectators amus-
ed. Prizes we're awarded 70 the best
sustained characters.
The proceeds of the evening were
about $50. This was turned over to
the Winnenucea Chapter of the A
merican Red Cross, Inlay being an
Of that chapter.
Occasion was further eniivencd by
excellent music rendered by Mrs. Mar
sal, ,si:h whose ability most of our
readers are familiar.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23
WRITES POETRY FOR
BENEFIT OF RED CROSS

c. II. Rulison of Reno is eighty
two years old but neverthe less is do
ing his bit in war service by publish
ing books Of poems and placing them
on tire market for the benefit OF the
American Red Cross. The poems in
the booklet deal mainly with subjects
pertaining to Nevada and OF particu-
lar interest to the people OF this state
The introduction was written by RI
Fulton.
1t is said that they have teen eager
ly sought after ever since they have
been placed on sale in Reno.
The author is the grandfather OF
Miss Alpha Rulison. oil this city
from whom copies may be obtained
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23
NEVADA HEADS
the NATION
Highest Percentage Of
:. Volunteers for the
Army

Carson City, New. March l4,Dik
To the Press of Nevada:
Figures received by Adjutant CeA-
eral Maurice J. Sullivan from the Ad-
jntant General Of the Army, Wash
n. D. c. shcw that Nevadat
patriotism, rs reflected by voluateer
enlistments tor the regular army. is
the highest of any state in the Union.
Nevada has gone "over the top" 90O
per cent in the quota Of enlistment~
called for, her voiunteers~fro April
a, 1917. to February 26, 1918. reaching
TAI Of l,447, as against required
quota of l62.
Western States make much better
showing than any other section Of
the country. with Nevada standing a
the head OF the list. giving to the na-
ton nine times the number of volun-
teers called for by the Government.
rs her proportion for the regular arlny
and followed IN sequence by Mon
ttana at 7sS.78 per cent, Utah at
sl6.O9, Oregon at 472lO. Wyoming
at 4324l, Idaho at 36092, Washing
ton at $3.50, and California at 337.s7.
Ncvada's record in volunteers is in
keeping with her performance inevery
other call upon her patriotism ond re-
sources in the present world crisis.
as it was her proud distinction to h.
the first state to, oversubscribe its
quota on the first Liberty Loan, nsr-
rrowly missing making the same record
.on the second loan. and in Red Cross
and other contributions and activities
pertaining to the war, Nevada loyal
ly and zealously bcars her banner OF
tie 3attle-Born State" at the very
head OF the procession Of patriotic
Commonwcalths.
The average percentage OF the vol
entecr enlistmcnts compared to the
/; a.;eeific,l ,t,sota for each STATE. based
upon the official figures received b.
Adjutant General Sullivan, j. s07.l6
per cent. Nevada, therefore, head
ing the the list at S93.2l per cent, is
o96.O5 per cent above the average for
all OF the states. i.
The following list shows the stand
ing OF the various states in ratio OF
cnlistments to tie quota called fos
as volunteers for the regular army.
States Per Cent
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23
CARS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED
FOR POTATO AND CATTLE
:. .. -. SHIPPING

The shortage OF cars has been
relieved and shipments Of potatoes
are icing made from both Nordyke
and Yerington.
|. A. Strosnyder sent out big load
of cattle this week, part of them from
Smith Valley and the rest from Mas
on Valley. The prices are good.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23
IN TIME OF WAR

You want aM thu war news. The
Daily San Francisco call gives it and
you can get the Call and the Thnes It
a greatly reduced price. SUBSCRIBE
NOW.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23
OUR BOYS IN FRANCE

are fighting and the stories OF their
fights at the battle front are told daily
in the San Francisco Call which you
can get with the Times at very low
price.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23

Mrs. G. +. Leavitt returned Thurs
day from San Francisco. She re
ports Mrs. Marker as having success
fully undergone the operation and
that she is now on the road to recov-
cry, although she will be obliged to
remain in the hospital several weeks
longer.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23
LOCAL FIRM INCORPORATES

Articles OF incorporation were is
s,ed to Fabri and Company, Incorp-
Grated office at Ycrington; capital
stock. Sl001O0. $4,000 subscribed
by L. Fabri. A, Fabri. Melio Maionchi
and Ar.hur Maionchi. all of Yerine
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23

Judge Hauser received word tins
week of the death of a nepheT III ac-
tive service for Uncle Sam, The
Judge is probably the first one IN
this section OF Nevada to sustain the
loss Of a relative in active service
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23
PUT WATCHES AHEAD ONE
HOUR ON LAST SUNDAY IN
MARCH

The daylight saving bill was recent
ly signed by President Wilson. 1t
puts all clocks forward an hour on
the last Sunday in March and turns
them back again the last Sunday in
October. s@f @
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23
MANY TIMES READERS

also take San Francisco paper. Our
new arrangement with the Daily San
Francisco Cali will save s. for you.
The announcement appears on anoth-
er page OF thi, paper.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23
BIRTHS

Mr.. and Mrs. James Lancaster were
the delighted recipients OF visit
from the stcrk last Sunday morning
He brought line little daughter to
bless and gladden. their home. Both
mother and child are doing nicely.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23
DAYTON LOCAL ITEMS

Dayton, AevS March 20. 1918.
The entertainment last Saturday
evening, given for the benefit OF the
Local Red Gross Auxiliary was a
great success financially. The pro-
gram was a credit to those in charge
The vocal solos by Miss, Ruth Murray
OF Dayton and Miss May Donovan, of
Silver City were heartily encored
Little Miss Gruber car ried us back TO
Old Killarney with her Irish Jig.
The cafeteria supper was splendid and
the Gsh-pond a delight to old and
young. Quite number had their for
tunes told just TO find out what
they would get and w.,en they would
&c, rich and the rest danced till mid
night. In all one hundred tSll3)
and thirteen dollars was netted.
George Randall, Sr is quite serious
Tom Walmslcy arrived in iown
from San Francisco last Sunday,
Mr.. Sears and Mr.. Reynolds. oi
Stockton intend to start the Sutro
mill
Ted IcCray. the genial driver OF
the Como Truck. has gone below to
enlist in the Aviation Corp.
Several gentlemen attended the Rec
Cro.s meeting last night. and since
they worked willingly. we 1icpc they
will all come again.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23

Mrs. Christ BukIey eoent FRIDAY "rd Sat
urdav IN Nernetou. She was making
farewell visit TO relatives and frierdS. prenar
atorv tn takrr her departu-e to Sac-a' N"n'o
wher~ Nv Rulkley is working in the South
ern Pacific shops
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23

II. a. Shrcck. one of the substan-
tial farmers of Sa,ith Valley WAS
transacting business in the County
Seat Thursday.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23

The family OF Alex Gilmstead was
also in the path OF this bis bird. a
healthy young son was borr Saturday
m0rning, March 10, 1918.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23

Ted IcCray. the genial driver OF
the Como Truck. has gone below to
enlist in the Aviation Corp.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23

Recognizing the dire tnd imminent peril of govern
mens and our the undersigned hereby
promise that IN order to ASSIST the yoh County Council of
Defense to organize School District No. 9 into working
branch of said Council will close our respective places
OF business in feringo Nevada between the hours OF 30
ana 9o Clock IN the evening OF Tuesday March 2o 1913
and na We Will use orr best endeayors procure the at
tendance OF every resident Of the District at the meeting
called by the said Couu and to be held at the Rim, h
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23
COME and LEARN WHAT YOU
CAN DO TO AID YOUR COUNTRY
Yerngton and Meisner School Districts To
Be Organizes Tuesday Evening =
Into Ddense Councils

The Yenngton and Meissner School Districts will be
ganzed into local Councils OF Defense Tuesday evening
at mammoth meeting at the Rink Theatre Judge Hart
will be one of the speakers.
The following petition shows the attitude of the business
men toward this movegFnt
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-23

Tom Walmsley arrived in iown
from San Francisco last Sunday.