Weather and mixed notices from Winnemucca and beyond
Weather bureau report from Winnemucca Station for April 7 1947 shows 21 hours ending 8 am mean barometer 20.4 inches max 70F min 25F wind SW 12 mph and no precipitation. Other items include Kentucky legislature one vote from Hunter, Temperance Union aid to White Ribbon nurses, sentencing of Theodore Durrant, Hood's Sarsaparilla ads, a farmer praising the Oliver cultivator, a Cripple Creek cold remedy note, and availability of legal blanks for Justices of the Peace.
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U. 8
Department OF Agriculture
Winnemucca Station
M. E. Hill
Agent Weather Bureau
Nevada's Decline Spurs Call to Remove Senators
In a discussion cited from April Forum, William E. Smythe argues Nevada's decline in population and wealth would be remedied by depriving the state of its senators. He contrasts foreign colonization programs with American governance, urging congressional action to alter Nevada's representation.
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Nevada
South Africa
Europe
New South Wales
Adelaide
Germany
Holland
United States
William E. Smythe
Fair and Craven feud drags in San Francisco courts
The Fair case stalls in San Francisco while Cravens are progressively cut off from any claim to the late senator’s estate. Local corruption allegedly blocks rightful claims, and threats of jailing Mrs Craven and her daughter surface as a possible, costly, final act. Meanwhile Red River submerged district residents reject government aid as water recedes and needs shift nationwide.
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Fair
San Francisco
Cravens
Craven
Red River
Congress
Turkish Greece frontier fighting intensifies along border
Turkish troops clash with Greek brigands who crossed the frontier. The situation grows serious with a potential full mobilization if any regular Greek troops are found among the aggressors.
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Agereseors
Charter returned to legislature with mayoral disapproval
The greater New York charter goes back to the legislature after both Mayor Strong of New York and Mayor Wuerster of Brooklyn oppose it while Mayor Gleason of Long Island City approves.
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Greater Nw York
Strong
New York
Wuerster
Brooklyn
Gleason
Long Island City
Foreclosure of Mechanics Lien in Humboldt County
The State of Nevada Humboldt County District Court actions to foreclose mechanics liens on the mill and wire tramway at Cottonwood Creek Ellen Vista Mining District. Defendants must appear by April 7, 1870s, to plead and show proof of claims per the 1875 act and amendments.
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Lake
Humboldt County
Nevada
Princpal
Dytriet
Tate
Second Judicial District
Richard
Fieltinu
The
Hope Or Lucky Cox Mining
Cottonwood Creek
Ellen Vista
Agnor
Mohaws
Kricdmard
Fielding
Market
John Reid
John Hall
Peter Anker
Board of Trustees
District Court
Naevade
Humbolat
Celeste Pedroll
J. Hom N Sas
Bridge Street
Winnvemuces
Hevada
PO Rucita Pedroll
Celeste Pe
Droll
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Silver State Publishing Co
Winnemucca
Weather Bureau Report
Kentucky
Hunter
Baldwin
Stege
Women's National Christian Temperance Union
Crete
Theodore Durrant
Hood
Parartse
Oliver
F. C. Ronins
Crippie Creek
G. B. Hexpenson
Enter
Daily Advertiser
W. A. Brown
Sarvs
Official Directory
Crover Veland
Stevenson
Ricard Olney Joby G. Carlisle
Treasury
Y Daniel
Lamont
Navy
Hilan Wilton Herbert
Kor
Hoke Smith
Harmon I
Oats Sterling Morton
Revada
John P. Jones
Stewart
Franely G. Newlands
Belknap
Supreme Court
Ayns OY
Rh. Saidler
Ft. Silberto
WJ. Westerfieldt
Eugene How
Cy A. Lankin
Teveral
A. Buckner
J Anderson
Cochran
Westfn
Trousdale
Notal Iy
Ilood
Tam
Hood & Co
Lowell
Musa
Mrs. S. Streiff
Unionville, Humbold Co
Akin & Miner
Kleinhans
Diehl
Magnolia
Mhined
Buttonshe
Paraffine Paint CO
Battery Street
Cal
Paradise, Nevada
Genral Merchandise
Novelti Saddlery
R. F. Hoy
Alfonso Pasquale
Hofman Store
E. Reinhart
TRE Rst
Anna Bak
Wamemugga
Evra
F. M. Lee
J. Sibbald
Geo. S. Nixon
Casniex
D. V. McBride
Comworth Exchange
Inaurenos
Humboldt Soda and Bottling Works
Depot House
G.A
Krenkel
Waukesha M
Alu
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