March 25, 1965 (36 pages)

FITTING$23 se Men Talked Of War, The Women Knitted During the Civil War years the newspapers of the Northern Mines were more concerned with war news than with local items, The editors gave up printing the rambling letters of mining camp correspondents and concentrated On eastern news received by telegraph and pony express. The Nevada Daily Transcript and the Nevada Democrat carried strong editorials on the progress of the war and the area became very much aware of copperheads concludes that the best plan is to advertise: LOST, STRAYED, OR STOLEN, an individual whom I, in an un guarded moment of loneliness, was thoughtless enough to adopt as my husband, He is a goodlooking and feeble individual, knowing enough however, to go in when itrains, unlesssome good looking girl offers her umbrella, Answers tothename of Jim. Was last seen in company with Julia Harris, walking with his arm a and greenbacks and the “secish" round her waist, up the plank movement. Lists were printed of road, looking more like a foolthe young California men who if possible--than ever, Anybody marched offtowar. The forming of the California battalion was a regular news item. The men talked about the war in bars and on street: corners and the ladies knitted sweaters and hid little notes of encouragement in the toes of knitted socks. Once in a while a story of the real hardship came through. Most of California's population was made up of people from the eastern and southern United States, T hey wanted to know what was happening back home and somethey heard left times the news them heartbroken and homeless, A story appeared in the Transcript that told of the incoherent drama of war and loss and love. The Morning Transcript March 1, L861. STRAY who will catch the poor fellow, and bring him carefully back, so that I may chastise him for running away, will be asked to Stay to tea, Henrietta A. Smith Bizz Johnson Asks For Action On Water Planning The Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, of which Congressman Harold T. (Bizz) Johnson is a member, has filed withthe House of Representatives a report calling for enactment of a Water Resources Planning Act. Congressman Johnson, “repre senting the Second District, has HUSBAND ---Mrs. worked for enactment of this Smith, having lost her husband, legislation which is based on major recommendations of the administration 's program for conservation of natural resources, The legislation would put into effect the basic concept of comprehensive river basin planning federal, state and local for Sierra College has applied for action, aconcept which has been more than $6,000 in National endorsed for many years, Defense Student Loan funds to “Water resources are critical to match money raised and donated Student Fund Gets $500 Gift From Nevada County by local groups to the college for such loans, Last week the Nevada County AAUW donated $500, largest ‘single gift received, for the stu “AUTO MATICALLY WITH MOIST O’MATIC~ BY TORO California, including the areas of upstream origin of this precious commodity, " Congressman Johnson said. "This legislation is the next step in promoting optimum development of our water resources, It will recog dent loans. e federal funds will match \ine to one local nize, in an appropriate manner, funds, Registrar Martin Taylor .State and interstate interests in reported. the planning process and will aid The Nevada County Association the states in their participation of University Women also came through federal grants to the state 24 strong to visit the college planning programs, “ campus, Mrs. Tyler Micoleau, The bill would provide for a fellowship chairman, reported, federal w ater resources council Host for the group was President composed of the Secretaries of Harold Weaver. Agriculture, Army, Health, EduItwasthe first time many of the cation and Welfare, and Interior women had seen the local camand the Chairman of the Federal pus. Weaver urged any group Power Commission, Thebillalso wishing to visit the campus to do authorizes establishment of so. federal-state river basin planning Taylor had high praise for the commissions where and when half service and other clubs which of the states involved and the have donated money for student counci l agree it is desirable, loans. Currently the school has Grants to states to assist in planloaned of $3040 out to nine students, an average of $337 per student, WATER YOUR LAWN Kt Mc March 25, 1965..Nevada County Nugget.. » ‘eg yore *+*3988nN AlunoD epeAen’** S96I SBR ef key He HET ET H+: ning for both intrastate and inter state waters also is authorized, >: > za.. aan aoa AUTOMATIC INDESTRUCTABLE SIMPLE INSTALLATION A TAKE-HOME KIT FOR 8500 SQ. FT. LAWN ONLY $189.9 “JUST ONE THIRD THE COST OF ORDINARY SYSTEMS. CARRIES A. 1 YEAR GUARANTEE. POP-UP SPRINKLERS come in for a FREE DEMONSTRATION PD,

FITTING$23 se Men Talked Of War, The Women Knitted During the Civil War years the newspapers of the Northern Mines were more concerned with war news than with local items, The editors gave up printing the rambling letters of mining camp correspondents and concentrated On eastern news received by telegraph and pony express. The Nevada Daily Transcript and the Nevada Democrat carried strong editorials on the progress of the war and the area became very much aware of copperheads concludes that the best plan is to advertise: LOST, STRAYED, OR STOLEN, an individual whom I, in an un guarded moment of loneliness, was thoughtless enough to adopt as my husband, He is a goodlooking and feeble individual, knowing enough however, to go in when itrains, unlesssome good looking girl offers her umbrella, Answers tothename of Jim. Was last seen in company with Julia Harris, walking with his arm a and greenbacks and the “secish" round her waist, up the plank movement. Lists were printed of road, looking more like a foolthe young California men who if possible--than ever, Anybody marched offtowar. The forming of the California battalion was a regular news item. The men talked about the war in bars and on street: corners and the ladies knitted sweaters and hid little notes of encouragement in the toes of knitted socks. Once in a while a story of the real hardship came through. Most of California's population was made up of people from the eastern and southern United States, T hey wanted to know what was happening back home and somethey heard left times the news them heartbroken and homeless, A story appeared in the Transcript that told of the incoherent drama of war and loss and love. The Morning Transcript March 1, L861. STRAY who will catch the poor fellow, and bring him carefully back, so that I may chastise him for running away, will be asked to Stay to tea, Henrietta A. Smith Bizz Johnson Asks For Action On Water Planning The Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, of which Congressman Harold T. (Bizz) Johnson is a member, has filed withthe House of Representatives a report calling for enactment of a Water Resources Planning Act. Congressman Johnson, “repre senting the Second District, has HUSBAND ---Mrs. worked for enactment of this Smith, having lost her husband, legislation which is based on major recommendations of the administration 's program for conservation of natural resources, The legislation would put into effect the basic concept of comprehensive river basin planning federal, state and local for Sierra College has applied for action, aconcept which has been more than $6,000 in National endorsed for many years, Defense Student Loan funds to “Water resources are critical to match money raised and donated Student Fund Gets $500 Gift From Nevada County

by local groups to the college for such loans, Last week the Nevada County AAUW donated $500, largest ‘single gift received, for the stu “AUTO MATICALLY WITH MOIST O’MATIC~ BY TORO California, including the areas of upstream origin of this precious commodity, " Congressman Johnson said. "This legislation is the next step in promoting optimum development of our water resources, It will recog dent loans. e federal funds will match \ine to one local nize, in an appropriate manner, funds, Registrar Martin Taylor .State and interstate interests in reported. the planning process and will aid The Nevada County Association the states in their participation of University Women also came through federal grants to the state 24 strong to visit the college planning programs, “ campus, Mrs. Tyler Micoleau, The bill would provide for a fellowship chairman, reported, federal w ater resources council Host for the group was President composed of the Secretaries of Harold Weaver. Agriculture, Army, Health, EduItwasthe first time many of the cation and Welfare, and Interior women had seen the local camand the Chairman of the Federal pus. Weaver urged any group Power Commission, Thebillalso wishing to visit the campus to do authorizes establishment of so. federal-state river basin planning Taylor had high praise for the commissions where and when half service and other clubs which of the states involved and the have donated money for student counci l agree it is desirable, loans. Currently the school has Grants to states to assist in planloaned of $3040 out to nine students, an average of $337 per student, WATER YOUR LAWN Kt Mc March 25, 1965...Nevada County Nugget... » ‘eg yore *+*3988nN AlunoD epeAen’** S96I SBR ef key He HET ET H+: ning for both intrastate and inter state waters also is authorized, >: > za... aan aoa AUTOMATIC INDESTRUCTABLE SIMPLE INSTALLATION A TAKE-HOME KIT FOR 8500 SQ. FT. LAWN ONLY $189.9 “JUST ONE THIRD THE COST OF ORDINARY SYSTEMS. CARRIES A. 1 YEAR GUARANTEE. POP-UP SPRINKLERS come in for a FREE DEMONSTRATION PD,