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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1899
Page
3
A patchy report lists several people visiting and traveling between Carson City Reno and San Francisco. Mentions include J Laws and Editor Considine in town, George Davis from San Francisco, Shaun Wore in Carson, and Chas bas now on street line service.
Gardnerville resident Veter Avitain reports completion of a flour mill using water power and a new process. The first product is described as the strongest whitest flour seen in Carson Valley, with great community pride. Residents, merchants, and households praise the homegrown Nevada wheat and urge support for local industry and the volunteer fire department. Tickets for a fundraiser and mill-related events are requested.
The June 4 1888 San Francisco note reports cold weather driving Carsonites from town and hints at arrivals returning to Market Street near the Baldwin theater. It mentions local figures Abe Gilemian Harris Gladding Walter Stoker and others, with references to Emigration and social work efforts at the Carson Harbor area and the compassionate actions of women helping distressed residents and war veterans.
Fragmented text announces rental listings around Carson Street and nearby blocks, with bids for furnishing supplies and livestock delivery to Nevada Hospital for Mental Diseases in Keno Nevada. It mentions sealed proposals, bid openings, and the board's right to reject all bids, with details about marking and submission.
The piece critiques how the word liberty is used to justify oppression from colonialism to war. It contrasts Noah Webster’s dictionary with modern acts of conquest, noting how homes and lands are taken, and soldiers and civilians are killed in the name of freedom. It frames liberty as a contested, weaponized concept.
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