University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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A T O N v ds d stdnddrd of monetdry vdlue hdve not been in vdin for results of their work dre becoming dppdrent with each pdssing day. So to the people of the Stdte of Nevddd, to those who hdve Idbored long and uncedsingly for the return of silver and to the future of the Stdte this volume is dedicdted with the hope thdt tomorrow will justify the faith and that the Idbor will not have been in vain.

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D E D C W Silver is so intimately associated with mining in the State of Nevada that operations must be discontinued when the price of this metal is lowered, in the face of the almost complete stagnation of their major industry, the citizens of Nevada have shown a quiet but determined faith in the future which commands the utmost admiration. The efforts of those who have striven for the use of silver

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N M E M O R I A M JAMES H. CLARK, 35 July 29, 1934 LEOLA P. HAWKINS, ' 36 December 12, 1934 DEAN M. CRANDALL, ' 38 January 17, 1935 I WALTER E. BARTLETT, ' 36 February 11, 1935 JOHN F. SHAUGHNESSy, ' 37 April 13, 1935