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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1898
Page
2
Subscriptions are offered for one year and six months by mail, with a three month option also available by mail. Carrier delivery in Winnemucca is priced per week.
The report from the Weather Bureau lists conditions for the 24 hours ending 4 PM local time. Mean barometer 29.87 inches. Maximum temperature 94 degrees. Minimum 61 degrees. Mean 75 degrees. Normal 68 degrees. Wind from the west. Precipitation 0.00 inches. Forecasted low 70 degrees for August 12. Merrill Observer.
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with scattered thunderstorms in the mountains.
An unclear clipping mentions a country and a dispute over a property tied to an entity abbreviated A. The text includes bold phrases about pride or protest and an implied stance that it will not be subdued. No definite events or dates are readable.
Louis Quanchi, on the Yori ranch near Gardnerville, was struck by lightning while walking from a hay field to the Yori residence. A pitchfork carried over his shoulder conducted the electrical blast, burning clothing, tearing shoes, and causing unconsciousness and paralysis before he began recovering, though months remain for full recovery.
Washington officials of the Geological Survey report the Philippine islands may host coal petroleum and possibly gold deposits. Dr George Baker will head an examination of mineral resources in Manila with support from military and naval departments. Trib triumphs over tribulation in bruises and sprains as Trib is a liniment.
News in brief notes 359 patients in San Francisco military hospitals and about 200 men slated to depart for Manila. It mentions the City of Topeka's port Townsend report that Skaguay fire was minor with few cabins banned and a few hundred dollars loss. Troops sailing tomorrow for Manila with Gen. King include the 18th and 23rd regulars, recalls for the Tenth Pennsylvania and First Colorado, and recruits to bring up to 1400. Also mentions a postmaster appointment in Freemont, Alabama and various ads and schedules.
More than twenty million free samples have been distributed to prove its merits. It cures piles burns scalds and sores quickly. Eagle Drug Store offers this and shows spring goods at low prices. M Hofman promotes latest styles at low prices.
Subject to the decision of the voters of Humboldt county at the ensuing election. The note indicates the outcome hinges on the local ballot and the voters' approval or rejection.
After vaccination Joseph suffered a severe arm infection with sores and scrofula signs. His parents used Hood's Sarsaparilla, seeing gradual improvement. The boy recovered to a strong, fed, healthy state. James Harren of John A Roebling & Son's Rolling Mill, 233 Adeline St., Trenton, NJ. Hood's Pills $23,010 S00.
The notice announces registration for the general election on November 5 for state county and township officers. Registration books open daily from 9 A M to 6 P M through October 20 and close at 9 P M thereafter. Eligible citizens must present papers at the precinct 18 office and register in person.
The books of registration for the general election to be held November 1608 are open daily on legal days from 9 o'clock to 6 o'clock p.m. until October 16 and from October 10 to October 20. Naturalized citizens must present their papers when registering. W. O. Barer, Registry Agent, Precinct No. 17, Hum McDerinit, Aug. 12.
The book of registration for the general election to be held November 1 is opened and will stay open on legal days from early morning to late afternoon until October 20. Registry must be completed by registrants presenting papers. location is Boldt County Nevada with Kennedy noted.
Registration books open for the general election of State County and Township officers from 10 am to 6 pm daily through October 1 and again from October 10 to October 2, with evening hours 7 pm to 9 pm. Naturalized citizens must present papers. Precinct No may keep records in Unionville Nevada.
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