Weather Bureau Report From August 3 1807
Weather Bureau report from August 3 1807 shows 71 hours to 5 PM local time, mean barometer 25.5 inches, max 90, min 61, mean 72, wind direction and speed 16 mph, precipitation 0.00 inches. Min temp forecast August 4 is 7 degrees. Agent H Hill signs the report.
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Department OF Agricultre
Winsemcoca Tacion
HILL
Agent Weather Bureau
Slaves of Today and Wage Sealing in Coal Mines
The Park City Patriot argues Mark Hanna and monopolists urge laborers to work for wages as low as possible. It contrasts southern slave conditions with Illinois coal mining camps and claims wages have been gradually sealed from about $12 a month, aiding dividend growth. The piece warns the trend could spread to Utah.
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Mark Hanna
Russia
South
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Inliana
Utah
Park City
Test of Army Bicycle Corps on a 1000 Mile March
A detachment of the Twenty fifth United States Infantry rode on wheels from Fort Missoula Montana to St Louis covering 1000 miles in forty days with thirty five on the road. The 23 men faced mountains muddy roads and varied weather averaging 6.223 miles per day riding and walking. Only one man turned back and seventeen tires were punctured. Lieutenant Moss reports the experiment shows army bicycle corps can travel twice as fast as cavalry or infantry with one third the cost and effort.
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Twenty Fifth United States Infantry
Fort Missoula
Mont
St. Louis
Rockies
Moss
Army Bicycle Corps
Insurance caution on Klondyke travel prompts company telegram
The Travellers Insurance Company warns Chicago agents not to insure people traveling to the Klondyke or Alaskan fields due to extreme risk and difficult claim settlements. A telegram from Hartford dated August 3 directs not to solicit or accept life or accident policies for Klondyke travel.
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Chicago
Travellers Insurance Company
Hartford
Connecticut
Klondyke
George Ellie
Five Horses Reported Stolen from Stauffer Ranch
Strayed or stolen horses described as five broke animals from Stauffer’s Humboldt ranch. Names include a sorrel with white facial stripe and Y6 left stifle brand, a circle bar TE roan on left stifle, a roan with facial stripe and right ear split, a brown with white facial markings, and a dark grey horse. Reward offered for return or information to the undersigned.
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Stauffer
Humboldt
Roth
Local Store Offers Supplies and Insurance Agency Services
A shop lists school supplies nations choice confectionery cigars tobaccos and a line of sweet crackers and cakes. It acts as agent for seven first class fire insurance companies and offers favorable rates. Subscriptions to magazines and San Francisco dailies are available and country orders will be promptly filled.
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San Francisco
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First Clase
Aprezel, EB. Remnant & Co
Horl
E. Reinhart & Co
M. Horman
Alaus M. Horman
Brown & Piper's
Brown & Piper
Hood
Hoods
Eagle Drug Store
Winnemucca, New
W. A. Brown
Lessee
Han Pranev
Mallor
Winnemneca
F. Stauffer
Nev
Diehl
Chris. Diehler
Little Star
J. & F. Martell
California
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Paul Laverba SR
Magnolia
Winnemucca Jewelry Co
W. E. Campbell
Win Nemucca, Nev
Paradise
Nevada
Buckeye Mowe
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Cal
Alfonso Pasquale
Celebre Dain and
Jackson Buck Rakes
THE
DAIN
Jackson
Deering
New York
Ohio Hollingsworth
Oregon
E,.reinhart & CO
M. Hofman
UF Winnemucca
NEVA
Pasaci
F. M. Lee
J. Sibbald
Geo. S. Nixon
D. V. McBride
Gret-clas Fire Insurance
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