May 27, 1965 (20 pages)

S96T “13 AeW***1083nN Aun0D epeAen *** 5 . Nevada County Nugget.. May 27, 1965. BI Et eet ere ee oe et Ed h x FPATOINGS 2.2 seams ig The Life Of-A Newspaper Editor Has Changed Little In The Last 100 Years NEVADA CITY May 1864 On the 26th of May, 1864, the editor of the Nevada Daily Transcript was concerned with many local items for his issue of the next day, There were the usual local manifestations of the Civil) War-flags were presented to guard units, ladies societies prepared to meet, met, and sent off great bundles of bandages and knitted socks, The editor had a standard item on the marshal's progress with Chinese prison labor repairing damagedstreet planking. He planned to recount the experiences of arun-away carriage over the crowded Pine Street bridge and the county's progress in building the new courthouse. The early summer cattle drives had begun and the editor made note of the approximate number of animals which hadpassed through town the day before. The next issue would carry the Post Office's regular appealto missing persons tocome in and claim their mail, In mid-afternoon the editor took a break which he described to his subscribers. .. fromthe Nevada Daily Transcript, May 27, 1864 A WELCOME VISIT OR-Michael Long, theicecream man. Every day or two the smiling face of Michael may be seen coming into the office, and gracefully presenting a well filled dish of ice creamtoeachone, Down go the “sticks, " the clicking of the type is hushed, and the quietude of the office is broken by ejaculations of praise and thanks for Michael's generosity. Occasionally, the “devil, " with his usual impudence, like Oliver Twist, exclaims: "Please, sir, I want some more!" We don't wonder at it for Michael has got the ice cream business reducedto a science, and during these hot days it certainly is a great luxury. He has fitted up an elegant saloon for ladies and gentlemen, on Broad Street, where all who call on him will be treated in the best possible manner. County Agency Emphasizes Soil Stewardship Week Soil Stewardship is a matter of concern for city as well as rural folk, an official of the Nevada County Soil Conservation District said, Observance of Soil Stewardship Week, sponsored by the National Association of Soil Conservation Districts, is scheduled for the week beginning May 23rd, Leonard M, Luglan, Chairman of Nevada County SCD said. The theme this year is "Challenges of Growth." Special services in churches of various faiths will open the week and other observances will take place on the following Sunday, May 30th. The Nevada County SCD purchased andhas distributed approximately 500 church bulletins for the local churches to use during this special week. Each will print its own program in the bulletin. Three charter members of the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the California Association of the SCDs personally purchased 500 attractive place mats which will be distributed to local restaurants and cafes in the Nevada City-Grass For A Treat In GOOD EATING Plan To Attend The INTERNATIONAL SMORGASBORD Nevada City Methodist Church May 29, 1965 3 to 6 p.m. DONATION: Adults $2.50 Children (under 12) $1.25 See The Fine Collection Of Antiques On Display eRe ee aM: Valley area. These mats tell of the tasks of stewardship now facing everyone, The Nevada County SCD Chairman said thatthis year more than ever responsibility of town and city dwellers for conserving the soils is being emphasized in the observance. “City folk have a great stake," he said, “in what happens to the land which feeds, clothes, shelters and gives us day to day comforts and pleasures. What's more, the responsibility willshift more and more to urban shoulders as the national and urban population grows and productive acreage of land is reduced by competing demands on it. “ “Now we have abundant food and fiber. It is a blessing that we cannot expect to continue automatically. Only wise use and conservation of resources now can assure dependable supplies for the future, " Luglan said. UNSTOPPABLE For unstoppable, grab-hold-and-go power, professional 4 wheelers depend on the TOYOTA LAND CRUISER. It's the rugged pro-rig that goes where the others get hung up. Only. TOYOTA—world's champion of 4 wheel drives in 78 countries—gives you the BIG 6: TRADE UP TO TOYOTA AND GET THE BIG 6: 1. POWER 6 cylinder, 135-hp studhorse engine 2. SPEED cruises 85 mph on the highway all day long 3. GRADEABILITY only 4-wheel drive that climbs 67% grades 4. HI-LO GEARING 9 forward, 3 reverse gear combinations 5. RUGGEDNESS heavy duty, tank-tough TOYOTA construction 6. COMFORT carries 7 men on foam rubber seats, plus gear TOYOTA /LAND CRUISER 4-WHEEL DRIVE The tough ones come frem TOYOTA / 3rd largest manufacturer of commercial vehicles in the world Hardtop, Viny! Top, Short and Long Wheelbase Pickups, Station Wagon models Fully Equipped + 12 month/12,000 mile warranty Parts/Service available coast to coast HARTMAN CHEVROLET COMPANY 314 MAIN ST. GRASS VALLEY 273-7271 Man Cited For Dumping Trash Nevada City District Ranger Frank Sodolski of the Tahoe National Forest, issued a citation to Roger Adler, who is employed as acook at the Washington Ridge Cc, Y. A. Camp, for dumping trash along a public road in the vicinity of the Five Mile House. Mr, Adler appeared before Judge Montre in Grass Valley and was fined $110.00. just the thing for spring.. (graduation or vacation) Ladies' and \ nd Girls' Wear, \ 138 MILL STREET} GRASS VALLEY, — \ % =] $§95 Basic skirt magic. +. yours in this perfect-fitting slimliner with its own buckled belt. Easy-care 65% Dacron* polyester — 35% cotton in cool basic colors. Regular sizes 5-15. Blouses to mix and match $3.95 to $5.95 *DuPont Trademark % ‘ \ x \\

S96T “13 AeW***1083nN Aun0D epeAen *** 5 . Nevada County Nugget... May 27, 1965. BI Et eet ere ee oe et Ed h x FPATOINGS 2.2 seams ig The Life Of-A Newspaper Editor Has Changed Little In The Last 100 Years NEVADA CITY May 1864 On the 26th of May, 1864, the editor of the Nevada Daily Transcript was concerned with many local items for his issue of the next day, There were the usual local manifestations of the Civil) War-flags were presented to guard units, ladies societies prepared to meet, met, and sent off great bundles of bandages and knitted socks, The editor had a standard item on the marshal's progress with Chinese prison labor repairing damagedstreet planking. He planned to recount the experiences of arun-away carriage over the crowded Pine Street bridge and the county's progress in building the new courthouse. The early summer cattle drives had begun and the editor made note of the approximate number of animals which hadpassed through town the day before. The next issue would carry the Post Office's regular appealto missing persons tocome in and claim their mail, In mid-afternoon the editor took a break which he described to his subscribers. ... fromthe Nevada Daily Transcript, May 27, 1864 A WELCOME VISIT OR-Michael Long, theicecream man. Every day or two the smiling face of Michael may be seen coming into the office, and gracefully presenting a well filled dish of ice creamtoeachone, Down go the “sticks, " the clicking of the type is hushed, and the quietude of the office is broken by ejaculations of praise and thanks for Michael's generosity. Occasionally, the “devil, " with his usual impudence, like Oliver Twist, exclaims: "Please, sir, I want some more!" We don't wonder at it for Michael has got the ice cream business reducedto a science, and during these hot days it certainly is a great luxury. He has fitted up an elegant saloon for ladies and gentlemen, on Broad Street, where all who call on him will be treated in the best possible manner. County Agency Emphasizes Soil Stewardship Week Soil Stewardship is a matter of concern for city as well as rural folk, an official of the Nevada County Soil Conservation District said, Observance of Soil Stewardship Week, sponsored by the National Association of Soil Conservation Districts, is scheduled for the week beginning May 23rd, Leonard M, Luglan, Chairman of Nevada County SCD said. The theme this year is "Challenges of Growth." Special services in churches of various faiths will open the week and other observances will take place on the following Sunday, May 30th. The Nevada County SCD purchased andhas distributed approximately 500 church bulletins for the local churches to use during this special week. Each will print its own program in the bulletin. Three charter members of the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the California Association of the SCDs personally purchased 500 attractive place mats which will be distributed to local restaurants and cafes in the Nevada City-Grass For A Treat In GOOD EATING

Plan To Attend The INTERNATIONAL SMORGASBORD Nevada City Methodist Church May 29, 1965 3 to 6 p.m. DONATION: Adults $2.50 Children (under 12) $1.25 See The Fine Collection Of Antiques On Display eRe ee aM: Valley area. These mats tell of the tasks of stewardship now facing everyone, The Nevada County SCD Chairman said thatthis year more than ever responsibility of town and city dwellers for conserving the soils is being emphasized in the observance. “City folk have a great stake," he said, “in what happens to the land which feeds, clothes, shelters and gives us day to day comforts and pleasures. What's more, the responsibility willshift more and more to urban shoulders as the national and urban population grows and productive acreage of land is reduced by competing demands on it. “ “Now we have abundant food and fiber. It is a blessing that we cannot expect to continue automatically. Only wise use and conservation of resources now can assure dependable supplies for the future, " Luglan said. UNSTOPPABLE For unstoppable, grab-hold-and-go power, professional 4 wheelers depend on the TOYOTA LAND CRUISER. It's the rugged pro-rig that goes where the others get hung up. Only. TOYOTA—world's champion of 4 wheel drives in 78 countries—gives you the BIG 6: TRADE UP TO TOYOTA AND GET THE BIG 6: 1. POWER 6 cylinder, 135-hp studhorse engine 2. SPEED cruises 85 mph on the highway all day long 3. GRADEABILITY only 4-wheel drive that climbs 67% grades 4. HI-LO GEARING 9 forward, 3 reverse gear combinations 5. RUGGEDNESS heavy duty, tank-tough TOYOTA construction 6. COMFORT carries 7 men on foam rubber seats, plus gear TOYOTA /LAND CRUISER 4-WHEEL DRIVE The tough ones come frem TOYOTA / 3rd largest manufacturer of commercial vehicles in the world Hardtop, Viny! Top, Short and Long Wheelbase Pickups, Station Wagon models Fully Equipped + 12 month/12,000 mile warranty Parts/Service available coast to coast HARTMAN CHEVROLET COMPANY 314 MAIN ST. GRASS VALLEY 273-7271 Man Cited For Dumping Trash Nevada City District Ranger Frank Sodolski of the Tahoe National Forest, issued a citation to Roger Adler, who is employed as acook at the Washington Ridge Cc, Y. A. Camp, for dumping trash along a public road in the vicinity of the Five Mile House. Mr, Adler appeared before Judge Montre in Grass Valley and was fined $110.00. just the thing for spring... (graduation or vacation) Ladies' and \ nd Girls' Wear, \ 138 MILL STREET} GRASS VALLEY, — \ % =] $§95 Basic skirt magic. +. yours in this perfect-fitting slimliner with its own buckled belt. Easy-care 65% Dacron* polyester — 35% cotton in cool basic colors. Regular sizes 5-15. Blouses to mix and match $3.95 to $5.95 *DuPont Trademark % ‘ \ x \\