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White Pine News
East Ely, White Pine County, Nevada
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Gael S. Hoag of the Lincoln Highway Association visited Ely with Utah associates, denying rumors of abandoning the Ely-Salt Lake highway section and stating willingness to build it at association expense. Tonopah visitors joined for a tour.
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Gael S. Hoag, field secretary of the Lincoln Highway Association, accompanied by a party of Utah friends of the highway, stopped over in Ely for two days and a night this week. In the party were E. S. Woodruff and F. D. B. Gay of the Deseret News, H. T. Young of the Salt Lake Ford agency, C. B. Hawley of the Intermountain Electric Company, A. H. Stevenson of the Fisk Tire Company and E. S. Hinckley, secretary of the Provo Chamber of Commerce.
Mr. Hoag advised the White Pine News that the association had not abandoned the Ely-Salt Lake section of the highway, as frequently reported in north Nevada papers, and if necessary would build it at its own expense.
C. C. Boak and H. P. Campbell of Tonopah came over to meet the visitors here and accompanied them on a sightseeing tour of the district.
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Ely
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This Week
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association denies abandoning ely-salt lake section and offers to build at own expense
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Gael S. Hoag and party from Utah stopped in Ely for two days and a night, advising that the Lincoln Highway Association has not abandoned the Ely-Salt Lake section despite reports, and would build it if necessary. C. C. Boak and H. P. Campbell from Tonopah met them for a sightseeing tour.