Carson City Morning Appeal Item Summary
The Morning Appeal of Carson City Nevada published on Sunday December 22 1901 provides local news briefs, notices, and social updates typical of a small western city newspaper of the era.
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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1901
Page
3
The Morning Appeal of Carson City Nevada published on Sunday December 22 1901 provides local news briefs, notices, and social updates typical of a small western city newspaper of the era.
A jumble of notes mentions Joe Farnsworth of Virginia City visiting Carson, Miss L arriving at Sanver for University events, and Christmas goods being unpacked at FP W Day's. Other items include a bakery for wedding cakes, stamps at Day's, and holiday preparations with arrivals and sales around town.
A fragmented notice describes a school Christmas concert featuring solo performances including a Bethlehem medley and Peaceful Night. The program names likely performers Manel Stewart and Bethle, with a closing song and recitation amid unclear text.
In the past week two Carson lawyers abandoned legal work and searched hills for gold. They uncovered rough rock and mica bearing samples while a third man’s pocketed items sparked talk of a secret assay as they pressed for clues to a possible ledge or valuables in Nevada.
The article notes festive activities for Christmas with plans for a dance at the tower in Em taht. It mentions city-wide preparations and a proposal by the Boston Nevada Caper Co to illuminate city events.
J F Athorn announces articles of incorporation for a Gardnersville smelter. The board includes C E Merrick president C M Hennings C H Earfo and H C Dang as directors and officers. The venture seeks ore feed contracts and a low moving rate with a court action in progress.
The readable parts show garbled OCR text with no identifiable people places or events. No coherent events or facts can be established from the fragment.
Fragmentary text mentions a Professor Mitchell and a wife. The readable portion hints at a social or academic context with toys and older individuals, but lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes.
Loon County notes report Murray Dunham owning a molybdenite lodge in the southern hills and interest from parties expected to inspect the site. Work began this week on the Augusta group of gold silver and lead claims in the valley end, with initial holding and evaluation steps only. Ailen Leavitt of this place left for Car for a ceremony with Miss Tha Rob in that city tomorrow afternoon. Dr Gr Leavitt and wife depart for Carson to attend the wedding. reports mention Pumpking Halloween events and ore work with potential value above twenty dollars per ton, though ore yields remain uncertain.
A garbled note suggests someone ordered shrimps for Christmas dinner while an ash shell incident and missing orders create confusion about delivery. The readable names hint at a marker or market context but details are unclear.
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