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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1900
Page
3
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A roundup of local events includes cures for bruises and sprains, a New Year dance by Warren Engine Company, arrivals and departures of residents, university holiday closure, and multiple travel and medical notices. Also listed are a trolley of misadventures, a late bicycle accident in Reno, a prisonera new bill seeking Oklahoma statehood, and a brevet recommendation for Lieutenant Murphy of Gold Acknowledgment in China.
A traveling professor hails as “The Great South African Salesman” and sets up a free admission sale in Carson. He blindsides crowds by selling worthless items and giving away money, cigars, and boxes to spark buys while warning against advertising in papers. Police investigate the ruse as residents discuss the scheme and its moral lessons.
Huntington, superintendent of Standard Electric, disappeared in snowbound mountains between Woodlords and Blue Lakes after leaving Woodlords Saturday bound for Mine Lakes. A rescue party searched the trail but a witness saw no tracks. Later word reached the city that Huntington had safely reached Blue Lakes.
The Davis and Kirman store showcases elegant cut glass pieces including Libby de size bowls and vases praised for high art value. Each piece is hand cut and priced accessibly, highlighting American design and craftsmanship. The Sim reports a sought after assortment now on display for customers to view and inquire about prices.
Henry Kaiser of Carson married Annie Larsen of Gardnerville on December 5 1900 at the Lar sen residence Gardnerville with Rev J S W Hartman of the Lutheran Church officiating Both well known in the community the couple will reside in Carson and begin married life amid greetings from many friends The Arrrat extends best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
A J Waterhouse famed poet humorist and journalist will lecture at the Opera House Saturday evening as the second Star course entertainment. He is praised as highly entertaining and likely to draw a large audience, promising a rare treat.
Report from Coleville describes Joe Pete, labeled a Lidian or tutor figure, conflicting with Willie Dangberg in a Sunday clash at a ranch four miles from Coleville. Pete allegedly beat another man’s face and head while intoxicated, with jealousy cited as the cause.
A rugged sales pitch warns buyers about overpriced cigars and touts a home-made box of eighs from the arson Cigar Factory. The ad discourages paying ten dollars for a single cigar and urges calling Brannon Smith for satisfaction.
Dayton driver George Barton brought news that Les Douglas was convicted by the Churchill county grand jury of cattle stealing. Judge Curler sentenced him to ten years in the Carso penitentiary, a lenient outcome amid cattle theft’s severe stigma.
D Circe offers well seasoned yellow pine cord wood four feet and 50 cords willow and salder delivered. Also lists Rex orders at Carson Exchange and attorney office. Local ads push Waterhouse show at Opera House, C W Briend silverware, Fox Store holiday goods, Tyrrells home made candy, Carson Christmas cigars, Ed Burlington footwear, Nevada Business College, and opportunities with PLO box Portland Oregon. Also notices for Wastes-men and women, Carson Cigar factory boxes, Thaxter Drug Store fine goods, and jinke invites to call and price goods.
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