Equal Taxation and Railroad Influence Urged in Gardnerville
The writer attacks railroad power in tax policy, urging Board of Equalization to set railroad valuation at $15,000 per mile and tax everyone fairly. He calls for equalization as a sacred duty, targets political demagogues, and frames taxation as a Republic protection issue.
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Gardnerville Courier
Newlands
Equalistion
Board of Assessors
Southern Pacific Railroad
Boards of Equalization
Republic
Global notes on economy, society and commerce
Secretary of Treasury Shaw warns reserves must be available in emergencies and bonds or substitutes are needed to sustain currency. Exports of American agricultural implements reach 21 million dollars, a rise fortyfold since 1864 and double iron and steel exports. Over the past 25 years American heiresses married European nobles, totaling 208 million. Yale’s Chittenden to test food pills on soldiers. pellets claim beefstead nourishment. Express firms sought 800 to move 3 million dollars in currency to the Philippines. 680 saved by a trusted carrier. Vatican inquiry probes a Western Catholic patriarchate for Anglo-Saxon realms. Kansas women gain control of 2600 school boards by opposing restrictions on social visits during term. California wool shipments valued above 150,000 to be shipped from Red Bluff. 2300 bushels sold at 11 cents. The preacher, teacher, dressmaker, merchant, and editor are praised as masters who please all audiences, now dead with harps in hand.
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New York Herald
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Yale
Philippines
Vatican
Rome
Kansas
Red Bluff
California
Sael
Nevada News Briefs From Carson Reno And Tonopah
Nearly twenty measles cases are reported in Carson. Edith Howe and Rev B J Darneille of Carson announce their engagement. Rose McCaffery of Virginia City becomes assistant matron at the Nevada Hospital for Mental Diseases. Reno schools need more space and new teachers. East Walker and Lander County positions listed with monthly pay. Local authors Fitzsimmons and Wren hailed for Nevada histories. Reno Chamber seeks steady subscriptions as physician numbers rise citywide. Senator Williams of Churchill County suffers a stroke and seeks treatment in San Francisco. Carson City reports eight physicians. Humboldt Standard plant to Ogden Utah with a new morning paper by Windle and Brackett. Congressman Cannon to write editorials. Funeral of Johnson Sides moves from Pleasan ton to Reno. great peacemaker’s funeral held Thursday. Chinese outrages at Tonopah expected to drag. Arand All identified as killer of elderly Chinaman. Winnemucca auto trip notes Carson Reno and others. No spud bustle due to California crop weakness. Western Nevada crop affected by cold spring and dry summer. Curtiss Johnson freed due to insufficient evidence. Frank Bradshaw of Reno paroled then jailed for drunk and disorderly conduct. Walker Lake Indians to harvest about 2000 tons of hay, shipped to Sodaville and Tonopah with rail freight free. Grain crop on the reservation larger than in years past.
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Carson
Edith Howe
B. J. Darneille
Rose McCaffery
Virginia City
Nevada Hospital For
Tonopah
Arandall
Winnemucca
Nevada
Curtiss Johnson
Sam Bachman
Ruby Valley
Walker Lake
Sodaville
Lyon County Times
Plant Shade Trees Along Streets and Houses
Major Berry of the Wood land Democrat advises starting shade trees in fruit cans for road and home plantings. Punch holes in can bottoms, dig 18 inch hole, set can and tree, fill dirt to rim, and no summer watering is needed. Trees will be wind resistant and grow faster as the hole is gradually filled. The Postoffice Department will test government ownership of mail wagons in large cities.
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Berry
The
Woodland Democrat
Postoffice Department
Saves Two From Death By Dr KingS New Discovery
A mother from Armonk New York credits Dr Kings New Discovery with saving her little daughter from a near fatal bout of whooping cough and bronchitis. She says a niece with advanced consumption also recovered, and claims the medicine is infallible for coughs and colds. Bottles priced 50 cents and one dollar at Schneider's Drug Store.
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Mia
W. K. Haviland
Armonk
N. Y
Confessions of a Priest Res Cox of Wake Ark
A Wake Arkansas resident writes that after twelve years of yellow jaundice he found relief using Electric Bitters. He credits the remedy with curing the long illness after prior physicians and medicines failed. The store advertises the product with a money back guarantee.
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Ina. S. Cox
Wake, Ark
Schneider
Dirag
Water Irrigation Rules Notice in Eureka Nevada
Water Works superintendent announces irrigation access limited to 7 to 8 am and 6 to 7 pm, with extra charges by garden size. Water use subordinate to domestic needs. misuse or off hours may cut service with a 2 charge to reactivate. Eureka Water Works, May 14, 1908.
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M. M. Frerowen
Eureka Water Works
Eureka
Nevada
Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised in note from Otto Dodd
Otto Dodd of Ponder Missouri writes a love letter style testimonial claiming an ugly sore healed after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He credits Schneider's Drug Store for the product and endorsement.
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Barna
Otto Dodd
Ponder, Mo
Bucklen
Schneider
Mining Tax Notice for Eureka County Proceeds
Notice announces taxes on mine proceeds for Eureka County Nevada for the quarter ending September 30 1903. Taxes are now due and payable at the assessor office in Eureka and will be strictly enforced under the law. W J Hooree Assessor of Eureka County Nevada.
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Eureka County
Eureka
W. J. Hooree
Eurcks County
Nevada
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