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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1901
Page
3
Local newspaper page fragment lists event items and notices from the December edition. Readable names and places hint at public notices and brief items, but many details are unclear in the OCR. The card summarizes the presence of multiple items without full context or dates.
In a brief items column vendors advertise entertainment and holiday catalogs at the Fox store and Davis and Kirmans. Prominent local notes mention Park City mines and a Fox store display crowded with wines and home goods as the season begins.
Nevada readers learn of Senate introductions affecting the state. Proposals include erecting a Reno public building and paying war claims to the state. Also listed are pensions for widows and reimbursements to citizens for supplies during Indian campaigns and related expenses.
Ambiguous OCR text appears to discuss financial changes and a bank related update. No clear person, place, date, or organization can be identified from the readable fragments.
The article notes a major iron ore strike west of Tonopah attracting attention for its high iron content and potential to supply flux ore nationwide. It estimates 600 miners plus related workers earn about 72 000 dollars monthly payroll, highlighting economic stakes and labor union actions in Storey County.
For ten days no visible progress on the smelter proposal. Tonopah Bonanza tipped that a smelter would lift Carson Valley, with five local promoters backing the project. Mines in the area would benefit if spring construction begins, yielding regional gains for the district.
The report recounts a fourteen year old girl identified after a chase through local streets. Investigators note multiple shocks observed during testing and authorities, including Mr Wajid and Secretary and Treasurer of the Tonopah Rotary, coordinating the search and confirming the teen’s location.
A garbled market note outlines ore values, jewelry trade, and holiday stock. Mentions Nevada, Waster County, and a jeweler expanding display space to accommodate new merchandise. Notes timing for future price lapses and inquiries at Day's for updated values.
The San Pedro Los Angeles Salt Lake railroad awarded a $2 contract to Andrew Beyrle to build a forty stall roundhouse in Los Angeles with completion by April. A condition requires fourteen stalls by January 1 so locomotives can be housed. Additional engines ordered in the East and trains to operate to Pomwasty by June, while land purchase for general shops proceeds.
Fragmented obituary note references a burial or memorial event. Names and dates are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate local residents connected to a funeral service and city alerts.
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