John J Hill Jr Dead After Illness and War Service
John J Hill Jr eldest son of County Recorder Hill died at his home at 7 20 last evening from uremia following Bright's disease. He played a baseball game last Sunday and overexertion is cited as a trigger. A Nevada boy born and raised, he was a W innemucca native with a bank background and Spanish American War service as a sergeant in Cox's cavalry. He died surrounded by family, remembered as friendly and devoted, a public-spirited young man who served his country.
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John J. Hill Jr
Hill
Bright
Samuele
Nevada
Winnemucca
Hescold
First National Bank
E. Reinhart & Co
Spain
Cox
Cheyenne
Eack
Bisow
Florida Swatepa
Millionaire trust formed to control farm machinery
Chicago April 26 a giant trust is forming to consolidate the nation’s farm implements makers. New Jersey Articles of Incorporation expected soon with capital to be 50 million. 15 million already subscribed. Major Chicago plants including Deering McCormick David Bradley Walter A Wood join the plan with Wisconsin interests at Racine Marinette and J I Case Works valued over a million. Output will be coordinated under one management with stock issued to plant owners and prices kept steady.
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Chicago
United States
New Jersey
Wnder
Wisconsin
Deering, McCormick, David Bradley & Co
Walter A. Wood
J. J. ‘Care
Racine
W. A. Stevens
Marinette
Auburn
N. Y
J. J
ITEMS FROM LOVELOCK BRIEF COMMUNITY NEWS
Breezy notes from Lovelock recount local happenings. Decorations and expansion at the Big Meadows Hotel for tonight’s grand ball. homes of John O Kane and F Talcott visited. Dr Truman and Dr McMillan travel. entertainers and music planned for LO O F ball. local mining updates include Boston Mill shipping ore to Reno. patrol wagon incidents amuse town while updates drift through Unionville and California connections.
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Big Meadows
Owene
John O'Kane
F. Talcott
Unionville
John Thornton
Truman
Winnemucca
George Been
McMillan
Battle Mountain
F. Girard
Hopland
Cal
Feliz
Joseph Hill
Sain
Lovelock Tribune
Lovelock
Tom
Boston Mill and Mining Company
Oreana
Reno
Neveda
Editor Booher Weds in Elko Independent Touting Union
The Elko Independent reports editor W Booher has married, noting he wed under cover of darkness after rumors. It praises the match and wishes a long, happy partnership. The notice mentions the Truckee Pulp Plant near Floriston, with 400 workers expected once construction starts and already some men at work.
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W. Booher
Independent
Elko Independent
W. W. Booher
Booker
Passenager
Mra
Truckee
Floriston
Liquid Air Used for Blasting And Deer Lodge Notes
State mining items report progress at Deer Lodge with the Comatock Pumping Association refining shaft work. Elevators, water control, and new spaces above the Cornisi pumps are reducing time and cost, while notes on local mines detail ore shipments, new facilities, and several properties preparing for future mills. Liquid air blasting by Linde highlights experimental methods.
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Deer Lodge
Comatock Pumping Association
Ths
Hall
Overton
Virginia Water Works
Risdon
Con. Cal. & Va
Gould & Carry
C&c
Winze
Cbiston
Hale & Norcross
Chollar Combination
Oblaton
Hale & Norcrows
Con, Cal, & Va
Obituary Notice for John J. Hitler of Serade
John J. Hitler, a native of Serade, died in Winnemeca in April at age 71 10 percent. The obituary notes military service and local ties, with family details unavailable in the fragment.
Knowledge Heralds a Better Way for Female Health
A mid nineteenth century appeal denounces crude examinations of women and touts Pierce's Favorite Prescription as an effective remedy for feminine weaknesses. The ad claims the medicine strengthens internal organs, nerves, and overall vitality, promising relief during motherhood and all life stages. It includes testimonials and offers free mailing of a pamphlet from a Buffalo doctor.
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Jean
Aires
Pierce
Rine
Parke Avenue
Chisago
Fle
Eily Howe
Buffalo
Estimates of cattle losses in last winter in Western ranges
The Rocky Mountain Husbandman notes the western range winter eased, with cattle losses likely around 3 percent at most and mainly among young calves. Sheep losses are light. the lamb crop faces risk due to wet ground and poor feed for ewes, but some improvement is expected if alfalfa can be secured. The piece blends agricultural outlook with two advertisements for patent medicines and tonics, reflecting era commerce.
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Rocky Mountain
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Mra. L
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Winnemucca Orchestra
Paradise Hotel
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Stoker
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Weal Commission
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Ransome
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Short Bros
Milwaukee
Ordera
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Silver State
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N.aee
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Paradise, Nevada
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