Eastern advertising Agent listing at Temple Court NYC
Advertisement listing for E Katz agent located at 230 244 Temple Court Building in New York City for Eastern advertising services.
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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1899
Page
3
Advertisement listing for E Katz agent located at 230 244 Temple Court Building in New York City for Eastern advertising services.
A collage of brief items reports Doc Renton improving rapidly and nearing street duty, Downey planning a new store in Gardnerville, and a successful relay race. Frank Folsom heads the Reno asylum mechanical dept. several machinery deliveries arrive for Burton Electric and Blue Lake works.
The Supreme Court met to rule on ballots objected to by McMillan and Sadler attorneys. Of 365 McMillan objections only 49 were sustained while 219 Sadler objections yielded 13 upheld. With Sadler’s 22 voter plurality and remaining objections pending, the court’s final decision could seat Sadler, with potential added costs to McMillan backers.
A school band from Mn toured several communities visiting the Todian Reservation Hawthorne and Carson receiving praise from locals. The group performed all night and again the next day drawing cheers from brothers, sisters, cousins and aunts and the Superintendent.
Proposals for groceries provisions 21 cords of common pine wood and meats to be delivered at the State Orphans Home for six months from July 1 1848. Bids due June o'clock pm to Secretary of States Orphans Home Heard Carson City. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
S. 2B. Cohen offers for sale his entire line of silk striped ginghams and Madras cloths at 40 cents per yard. The fabrics make elegant shirt waists skirts and dresses and are pitched as a sacrifice sale no lady should miss. Plus local notes on a loose colt found safe after a nighttime chase and other small items from Gardnerville to Virginia City with routine weather and travel mentions.
A fragmented column mentions the Philippine question with tepid certainty and criticizes the Hague Peace Congress as an expensive farce. It alludes to Jeffries in the ring, a mule with a six toed crossed figure, a missionary comforting cannibals with a hymn, and a chaotic scene in Bodie with references to Nic Carson and Frank Gordon amid rum and beer talk.
The text urges residents to exploit wind energy, noting plentiful wind in the country over many moons. It argues wind power is cheap and could run appliances daily, irrigate hundreds of acres toward California, and reduce the need for other power once a mill is established.
The Pearth committee invites Korpire to join in general exercises and supply a Goddess of Liberty for the event. Sam Longabaugh confirms acceptance as Riverside residents prepare. Empire supports with attractions. a selected Goddess is expected to be a standout. Prof Warfel will teach Latin Spanish and English in summer.
Carl Stoddard announces assaying services in Reno Nevada offering copper gold and silver testing for $1 and $150 for gold and silver assays at his office on Second Street next to the Journal Bud.
A local retailer announces a ten day special sale titled Pick Me Up offering discounts on select merchandise. The notice encourages shoppers to visit the store during the promotional period.
Local jewelry business Beleoon announces a removal sale at the Ormaly House. The sale offers items at very low prices with limited weeks to move stock and reduce outlay for the owner.
Local ads list a flood of wares from bedding, mattresses, and furniture to cameras, sewing machines, and fishing gear. Various houses offer corner lots, housekeeping rooms, and farm items with sales and contact notes across the eastern part of town.
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