Stock and Ranges Bulletin Highlights Heavy Sheep Losses
The National Live Stock Association bulletin reports sheep losses of 12 to 16 percent due to cold lambing, with some sections seeing over 50 percent crop failure. Drought and feed shortages in the Southwest drive lambs to desert range, while Utah faces forest reservation restrictions threatening future losses. Arizona and New Mexico report lighter lamb crops and ewe losses, with western lambs in stronger demand due to better Northwest feed. Mutton prices likely to rise as sheep shortages persist. retailers urged to raise prices. Rains across Iowa to Missouri boost corn, with bumper crops expected and feeder markets active in Denver, Bear River steers selling around 40 to 80 dollars per head.
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Pascoe
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California
America
Bay
Harry Thomas Bill
Chicago
Thomas
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Sietes
Warhington
Oregon
War between sheep and cattlemen shakes Logan county
Across Two Mile creek in Logan county, four disguised horsemen attacked Warren Sheep Flocks of the War Den Live Stock Co. of Cheyenne, killing about 160 sheep and wounding 25. Sheep herders were beaten. authorities vow to pursue suspects though convictions seem unlikely. The incident mirrors long standing range disputes over open-range rights and fencing.
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Warden Live Stock Company
Cheyenne
Sterling
Tyle
Loman
Logan County
Warren
Plenty of Rattlers and Cattle on Northwest Ranges
A reader endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for families and children. The notice describes ranching conditions with reserves, pasture boundaries, and rising white sheep prices. It notes bands of cattle and sheep occupying the great Northwestern ranges and ongoing industry prosperity.
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Washington
Great Northwestern
Recruits Sought as Reno Lieutenant Fails to Find Eligible Men
Lieutenant Samuel English struggles to recruit in Reno with only four applicants from the same group, three failed the medical and one arrived intoxicated. He warns readers of further searches or reassignments and notes a $100 reward. The ad continues with multiple medical and consumer notices including Hall's Catarrh Cure, Hood's Sarsaparilla, De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve, and Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, plus a testimonial from G. M. Law of Keokuk Iowa endorsing the latter.
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Samuel English
Reno
English
Hall
PF. J, Cheney & CO
Toledo
Chamberlain
G. M. Law
Keokuk
Towa
W. A. Brown
Heirs Wanted for John Walsh Estate
The Courier notes no claimant has appeared for the estate left by John Walsh who fled Gardnerville weeks ago. A bank book shows deposits totaling 82 to the Hibernia Bank in San Francisco and a 100 certificate of deposit in the Washoe County Bank at Reno. He may have 24.40 in each.
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Caim
John Walsh
Walsh
Gardnervilly
Hibernia Bank
San Francisco
Washoe County
Reno
Weather Bulletin From Winnemucca Shows Changeable Conditions
Dateline Winnemucca Nevada November August 8 1800 reports indicate barometer fall along Pacific Coast from San Francisco to Washington with slight rises at San Luis Obispo Windemuca and stationary pressure elsewhere. Temperature rises in eastern Nevada western California Oregon and Idaho foreshadow showery weather next twenty four hours though northern Nevada and Idaho may stay cloudy and threatening with rising temperatures.
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Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Washington
San Luis Obispo
Windemucea
Nevada
California
Oregon
Idaho
Valuable Bones in Carson Valley for California Sugar Refiners
Genoa Courier reports two men collected bones in Gardnerville for shipment to California sugar refineries. Ranchers burn bones for chicken feed. Chefs Dungberg operates a bone mill using an undershot wheel to bind green bones into meat for chickens. The men planned to travel to Hawthorne. demand exists but profitability varies. Tom Beer once shipped bones from Gardnerville to San Francisco but fell short of freight by $30.
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California
Genoa Courier
Gardnerville
Carson Valley
Dungberg
Hawthorne
Tom Beer
Empire
San Francisco
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Troy
United States
John Welsh
Daily Weather Bulletin
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Hamilton, Can
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Winnemucca Jewelry Company
Ene Een Ani Opticians
V. E. Campbell, Baker
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D. Cordano
Bridge Street
Golconda
Silver State Publishing Co
Winnemucca, Nevada
Paralise
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Geneva
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Winnemucea, Nevada
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R. F Hoy
E. Reinhart & CO
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Louis Dutertre
Golconda, Nevada
Mm. B. Staunton
Peer
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Golconda, New
Waders
Castle Gate
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