The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-12-06

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pied the time yesterday afternoon
and last evening and the assemblage
was also the largest representation
of the two branches of land holders
ever seen here on single occasion.
One might go further and say that
the meeting was the most typical OF
the two industries of any ever held
in northern Nevada, for leaders
among the stockmen and farmers
were present from every district in
Humboldt county.
The meeting was characterized by
perfect accord and the results ac-
complished promise to be far reach
ing, bringing good to two of the
prime industries of this part of the
state.
Convening at the Chamber of
Commerce rooms in this city at
o'clock yesterday afternoon, the
Farm Bureau was called to order
by I. J. Studebaker, president. The
following delegates were in attend
ance:
Orovada--I. J. Studebaker, Mrs
Frances H. Eichwaldt, Sam w. Col
Inns, Charles Walker and |. C.
Dickover.
Paradise Valley. F.-Harvey, F.
B. Stewart, Harry Stock, Mrs. Chas.
Lye, Mrs. w. C. Bradshaw, Mrs. j.
F. Harvey, Ed Stock, and Gerhard
Miller Jr.
Winnemucca-Mrs. D. McB. Rose
w. l.. Wilkinson, Max Bohnert, Car
Bohnert, Rufus Stevens, L. Hirzel
Mrs. L. Hirzel and Charles Fishburn.
Golconda-George A. Balm.
In calling the meeting to order,
Mr.. Studebaker addressed the MEM
bers on the work of the Farm Bu-
reau, in which he touched upon the
possibilities of accomplishment, and
said that he hoped the new commit
tee on membership, to be elected at
this meeting, would not give any
ranchman or stockgrower in Hum
boldt county any rest until they be-
came members cf the farm bureau.
The newly elected delegates weni
into session and elected F. B. Stew
art of Paradise Valley, president;
Mrs. Frances Eichwaldt of Orovada,
vice-president; Mrs. Mary Rose of
Winnemucca, secretary treasurer.
H. X. Harvey and Charles Fishburn
were named to round out the board
Of directors.
Delegates from the three Home
makers clubs in this county met
and submitted reports on the activi-
ties Of the present year and out
lined projects for consummation
next year. Sewing and millinery
work have been done in great vol
ume by the good women who con-
stitute the membership in this aux
iliary to the Farm Bureau and ac-
tiVlticS are W Dc Hidtchidhy III
creased next year, according to the
delegates who were here yesterday.
Mrs. Carl and Miss Poulin gave
musical selections. .
Talks from outside visitors at the
afternoons meeting included an ad-
dress by Vernon Metcalf, secretary
of the Nevada Livestock Association,
his remarks dealing with the prob
lens affecting the representatives OF
the stock industry. DR.. N. E. Neil
sen, government veterinarian, spoke
on the success of the campaign di-
rected at the eradication Of cattle
tuberculosis in this county and the
methods that had been invoked to
bring about the result. Forest Su-
pervisor Favre of Elko spoke on the
governments policies in the admin
istration of range privileges within
forest reserves.
The Farm Bureau meeting was
concluded at o'clock, when the
joint meeting between the stockmeii
and farmers occurred, lasting unit
the 6 o'clock dinner hour.
}. Sheehan's Speech
The dinner period was very III
teresting to the sixty or more sit
ting around the feast. Hon. Jerry
Sheehan, in charge of the activities
Of the federal war finance board
within this state and northern Cali
fornia, spoke on the topic and EN-
phasized the dispensations which
have been granted by the federal
organization. His speech was the
first Of the dinner period and in
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