Crown Won by Miss Richards in Carnival Queen Contest
Ballot controversy and crowding marked the carnival queen contest in the National Guard hall. Miss Lillie Richards led with $500 from one envelope and totals of 12,84 for Richards, 490 400 for Richards, and 1400 for Miss Beckert among others. A fund of $1,011.95 was raised, with projections of $6,000 for carnival. Miss Richards was serenaded at home Friday after her victory.
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Campaign National Guard
Sual Cay Fuitook
Cole
Lillie Richards
Miss Richards
Miss Beckert
Georgie Beckert
Lizzie Kitson
Mary J. Muckle
Bat Ella Robertson
Enews
Ah Gladys Jones
Weekly Crop Bulletin for Week Ending June 15 1903
The week opened warm and ended cool with storms in parts. Crops show rapid growth in alfalfa, grain, hay, and corn with abundant water supplies. In Carson City the week stayed cool at times, crops advancing and stock in good condition. Water adequate for irrigation and harvest activity noted. Local traders announce Woodbury sales visit at Arlington June 19.
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Carsnn City
Xer
Janu Ly
Etise Pondeita
Harley
St Thomas
M. Syphus
Ormsby County
Carson City
J. H. Smith
Warn
Tonopah Stocks Show Sparse Boom Amid Rich Nevada Mines
A Tonopah market survey describes a peculiar stock scene in Nevada mining, with many mines incorporated or privately held, widespread share dispersal, and no national boom despite deep ore finds. Some predict a real boom when reduction works and mills operate, while Belmont’s sensational strike is noted as possibly the state’s greatest yet.
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Belmont
Comstock
Torpah
Tonopah
van Otetery
Dangerous Work Sparks High Tension Wire Fear
A Vis city cub-station incident left workers fearing electrical danger as wires crossed high tension lines. A man reported near the pole with a rifle, causing fear of fire and transformer damage. The piece notes frequent near-misses and calls for safer practices to protect workers and the public. The article also references a court proceeding and a theater company performing in Revuo, with the road to Marlette lake described as open by two routes.
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Vis
Monty Haycorchit
Dubai
Qaithyas
Dance by the Labor Union Nets Nearly Ten Dollars
A Labor Union dance was a decided success netting about 10 dollars, which was turned over to aid a needy member of the order.
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Smiths Cash Store, Inc
Treet
Nevada
Mr. Woodbury
Arlington
Mell
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Cooley Company
Jonday Minh
Bamaimie
New York
Revo
Marlette Lake
North Canyon
Red House
Nork
Vici
Arlington Hotel
Ing Het
W. Day
Emporium
Boston
Podyacar
the Wagner
Davis & Kirman
Mie
Stattomert
Ret
the Dary Say Pitivises Surrent
Tuys
Carson Street
Literamss
Bel- Seng
Son City
J- Belcove
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