Local notes mingle town gossip and court delays
Town visitors include C Wallace Billy Sharon and W E F Deal. A US District Court adjourned a water rights case until September 10 while another timber land case awaits judgment after a judge inspects the site. Social and religious notices, a Soda Marsh tragedy report, and shop ads for Nevad a berries and Levi Strauss overalls follow.
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Douglas County
Alpine County
Cal
U. S. District Court
Evening services program at Methodist Church
The Methodist Church hosts a 7 30 p m program featuring organ music choir items and recitations including The Secret by Chester Milbury and a vocal solo Train for Sleepy Land by Margaret Hazlett The offertory supports education. J L Maude and C W Vickery visited Gardnerville noting highway plans to link Mono County and Yosemite with a 25 000 appropriation and next steps.
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Methodist Church
Apostles Creed
Jesus
Lillie Borchert
Sleepy Land
Margaret Hazlett
Annie Acre
God‘s Loving Care
Lilian Cohn
Neva Platt
Ethel Folsom
Mamie Benning
Ivy Lewis
Kchott
Benedicto
J. L. Maude
California
Sacramento
C. W. Vickery
Commission
Vourier
Nevada volunteer soldiers medal petition raises concerns
The Gazette urged coin funding for medals for Nevada volunteers. A young recruit complained he did not receive a reply or medal, and several others echoed the issue. The paper fears it may have missed the matter and hopes this is the sole trouble.
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Gazette
Entorise
Nevada
Uncle Sam
Nevada State Band Opens Season With Notable Concert
The Nevada State Band presented its first concert of the season last evening. The ensemble, improved from last year, earned strong applause and was praised as one of the coast's best musical organizations. Prof. Smith leads with notable proficiency shown by the players.
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Nevada
Smith
Candor Show Paper Start Reel In Salutatory Tone
A fragmentary note hints at a candid approach in a new paper's opening remarks. It references a considerer of justice and a possible shift toward accountability, with a focus on early reactions and editorial stance.
Announcement of APPEAL and Bee delivery start
The APPEAL and Bee will be delivered to subscribers starting today. Readers missing either paper should leave word at the office for prompt correction.
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Appeal
Bee
Fortune in a Bet on Bryan McKinley Contest
James R. Keene bets $25,000 that Bryan defeats McKinley. Geo Tyrrell contracts Cliff ranch strawberry crop with first shipment received yesterday. Leave orders for a box or case. For white bread and pastry ask grocer for Ladies Best Flour.
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New York
James R. Keene
Bryan
McKinley
Geo. Tyrrell
Cliff Ranch
Power Poles Arrive For Truckee River Electric
Two carloads of redwood poles arrived by last even train for the Truckee River General Electric Co. About 100 poles, 35 feet long, finely finished, will be installed soon as crews complete the Mystic section and work from Brown's on the Geiger grade and this end meet.
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Truckee River
Piano Lessons By Pwilig Krall In Carson
Pwilig Krall will teach piano in Carson twice weekly at the Carson post office ji2w for both advanced pupils and beginners seeking lessons.
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Pwilig Krall
Carson
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the Morning Appeal
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Temple Court Building
New York City
KE Katz
U. S. Department OF Agriculture Weather Bureau
Carson City
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Weather Bureau
J. H. Smira
C. Wallace
Billy Sharon
W. E. F. Deal
University
Emporium
Jennie May
Empire
Fredericksburg
May Bruns
Sodaville
Soda Marsh
Yerington Rustler
Presbyterian Church
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J. W. Dorrance
Epworth League
Dr. A. Lesteit Wazi
Neveda
Levi Strauss
Yosemite Road
Alan
Roy
Journal
Ice Trust
Combine
van Wyke
McClary
M. E
M St., New York
Liams
Andy Todd
C.e. Wylie
Burlington
J.N. Hill
Jacob
Arlington Hotel
Davis & Farrer Agents
Garson, Nevada
B.J Walsh
Fox
Pioneer
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Joseph Platt
Southern Pacific
Treasury
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