Local and Personal Items Highlight Regional News
A. R. Graham arrives from Salt Lake City and Prof. W. A. Henry returns from Lovelock. Jules Sarret brings in 12,000 pounds of wool from Pleasant Valley sheep ranch. George Gleason is arrested for drunkenness but released after a lecture from Judge Rougon. Junior League program at M E Church draws a large audience. Erickson & Peterson graders finish work on the cut-off two miles east of town. Camp Was moved yesterday and crews shift between Golconda and Iron Point.
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A. R. Graham
Salt Lake City
W. A. Henry
Lovelock
George Frahm
San
M. EB
Erickson & Peterson
Golconda
Iron Point
Tropical Nevada crops show tropical character in Lincoln county
The Salt Lake Tribune reports Lincoln county Nevada crops as tropical in character with full-sized wheat and barley heads, almonds, apricots, peaches, figs and elaborate alfalfa in bloom. Charles Cobb sent the specimens from Overton on the Muddy River, near the Utah Arizona line, on the route of the Utah to southern California railroad.
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the Tribune
Lincoln County
Nev
Charles Cobb
Overton
Muddy River
Utah
Arizona
California
Salt Lake Tribone
Narrow Escape from Death at Palisade Shops
Archie Allen, employed at the BE and P shops in Palisade, survived a severe industrial accident Monday morning. He was caught in a large revolving belt but clung to a cross-beam until coworkers freed him. Doctors report a broken leg below the knee and a dislocated ankle with bruising to the body.
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Archie Allen
Palisade
Railroad Notes Signal New Construction and Moves
Rail developments include likely start of the cut off near Wadsworth before the Laurel line. Train Dispatcher T W Fitzgerald resigns at Ogden. may transfer. Southern Pacific orders 103 locomotives and 4,000 cars. Both SP and Santa Fe to build into the Sunset oil district in Kern County California. General Manager Wells of the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake seeks bids for 200 flat cars for new line construction.
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T. W. Fitzgerald
Ogden
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Sunset Oil District
Kern County
California
Wells
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Salt Lake Road
The Coming Concert at Armory Hall
Prof. W A Henry will perform at Armory hall next Wednesday night with a choice musical program and fine numbers. Winnemucca's best dramatic talent will participate in a varied program for all tastes. Tickets are on sale at Eagle Drug Store and are moving quickly.
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W. A. Henry
Armory Hall
Winnemucca
Eagle Drug
Piety Theme at M. E. Church Services Tomorrow
Services will be held at the M. E. church tomorrow with Sunday school at 10 A M and preaching at 11 A M on the topic Piety. A class meeting follows at noon with Junior League at 2 20 P M Epworth League at 6 30 P M and the evening service at 0 on The Drift of Modern Civilization. All are welcome. GEO KING Pastor.
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M. E
Epworth
Geo
King, Paster
Dancing School and Social at Armory Hall Series Starts Saturday
Commencing next Saturday evening there will be a series of weekly socials from 9 to 12 P.M. at Armory hall. Instruction in dancing from 8 to 9 P.M. One price of fifty cents for the whole evening. Ladies free. Apwwl, W. A. Henry, Manager.
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Armory Hall
Apwwl
W. A. Henry
Letter from Conductor Details Kittrick Camp Attack Wounding Walker
The Wadsworth Dispatch prints a letter from Conductor Sam Denton describing the Kittrick district assault in which John T. Walker was fatally wounded. The letter notes a vigilante group surrounding the camp at 1:30 AM, exchange of gunfire, Walker sustaining a chest wound and surviving the first hours, and medical care arriving only late Monday afternoon after campers carried by doctor twenty miles to McKittrick.
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Wadsworth Dispatch
Sam Denton
Kittrick
California
John T. Walker
Walker
John
Vigilance Committee
McKittrick
Bakersfield
Gurae
New Use for the Telephone in Paris Doctor’s Night Aid
A Paris doctor awakened by a mother and infant at night uses a telephone to listen to the baby’s coughing and reassures her the infant has no sign of croup. He tells her to return to bed, noting the novel telephonic diagnosis.
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Paris
Fashion and health notices mix in spring ad page
An ad page blends dress goods and trimmings with dental and medical pitches. Trib promises fit workers tomorrow, while fabrics tout laces, embroidery, buttons, collars, belts, and beaded fronts. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers and Witch Hazel Salve claim cures alongside carpet and wallpaper offerings from Brown Carpets and BE. Reinheart & Co.
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F.C. Robins & CO
State News Notes From Carson and Region
An extra force added to V T shops in Carson. Senator Flanigan forecasts 400000 pounds of wool harvest this year. A sheepherder robbed of 335 in Wells by three strangers. Dr. Moore of Tuscarora hospitalized with smallpox. Cherry Creek White Pine scare subsides with five Indians dying from the disease. N C O Railroad to add a mail and passenger train after the fifth of next month from Reno northward. Truckee and Reno I O O F lodges to consolidate, Reno to be headquarters with 220 members. Miss Gracie Tripp, former Carson I girl, died at Angels Camp Cal by poisoning. Indian charged with murder of William Moore of Douglas county found not guilty after seven hours. early ballot 11 to 1 for acquittal.
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Carson
Senator Flanigan
Cherry Creek
White Pine County
N.C.O
Reno
Truckee
Deafness Cure Claim by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement promises to cure deafness caused by catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure, claiming the Eustachian tube inflammation is the source and offering one hundred dollars for any uncured case. It promotes F J Cheney & Co of Toledo and Hall's Family Pills as recommended products.
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Hall
F. J, Cheney & CO
Toledo
Dr H B McDonald to Visit Winnemucca This Week
Dr H B McDonald the dentist will be in Winnemucca for about two weeks during the coming week, staying at a local location to offer dental services. ay22tf.
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H. B. McDonald
Winnemucca
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy Ad
Classic teething remedy touts immediate relief for sick crying children. Claims to cure diarrhoea regulate stomach and bowels ease wind colic soothe gums and energize the system. Advertises twenty five cent price and world wide druggist availability.
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Mrs. Winslow
W Agencies Offer Bain and Studebaker Wagons
E Reinhart and Co advertise Bain and Studebaker wagons and mention a full line of spring wagons carts buck boards and buggies. An anecdote about One Minute Cough Cure by Mr T K Houseman is cited as a speedy remedy.
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T. K. Houseman
Manatawney, Pa
Studebaker Bros. Mfg. Co
E. Reinhart & CO. (Inc
Pacific Coast Contortionist A. W. Thomas Performs
Mr. A. W. Thomas, famed on the Pacific Coast as a standout athlete and contortionist, will appear at the event. Doors open at 7, program begins at 8:30. See bills for further details of the concert.
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A. W. Thomas
Pacific Coast
Mence
Rambler Bicyclers advertise BE Rein hart line
DeWitt's Little Early Risers advertised as a health aid for sluggish livers and clogged bowels. The notice mentions Brown Bros and agents for Rambler Bicyclers with BE Rein hart & Co Inc and a prompt to obtain prices.
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Rambler
Be, Reinhart & Co, (Inc
DeWitt
Brown Bros
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Prietor
Castle Gate
N. Owen
Arelgat
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