Paradise Locals Report No Illness In Valley
Paradise locals note no sickness in the valley. Miss Carrie Choate of Winnemucca is visiting Paradise.
13 Aug 1900
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1900
Page
1
Paradise locals note no sickness in the valley. Miss Carrie Choate of Winnemucca is visiting Paradise.
The Lyon County Monitor notes a $15 000 clean up from Shields mine ore and new ore shipments from Dexter Tuscarora and Logan Hulley mines. Paradise Valley reports a coal discovery near Dayton Lyon county and a Needles smelter ore route. A Huntoon mine bond of 120 000 is announced with a new district boom and a copper smelter nearing completion.
The telegrams report thirty three deaths in Greater New York from intense heat on Saturday. China approves an offer to escort the Russian legation from Peking to Tien Tein. Anglo Indian troops in China approach twenty thousand. Bryan sets August 23 for Populist notification in Topeka. China appeals to the United States to influence powers to stop Shanghai troop landings. Allied leaders approve Count von Waldersee as commander in China. Roosevelt plans a cross country Labor Day campaign with stops in multiple states and cities.
During the viv war and the Spanish war diarrhoea troubled the army and some veterans. David Taylor of Wind Ridge Greene County Pa reports Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy gave him rapid relief. Sold by Brown Bros Druggists.
Notice seeks saddle horses weighing 950 to 1109 pounds suitable for cavalry use. Horses should be five to eight years old. Respond with full particulars and post office address, distance and name of nearest railroad station. Thos. V. Snider, care First National Bank, Winnemucca, Nevada.
A historic notice touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething relief, claiming cures for diarrhoea wind colic and stomach issues with a 25 cent bottle. A Union Pacific travel pitch follows listing round trip fares from Ogden to major cities with a final limit of October 31 and three daily trains.
Chicago dispatch says W. J. Bryan plans a broad campaign tour likely to echo 1896 activity visiting New York Maryland Ohio Indiana Illinois Minnesota and other northern states. He may speak in large cities only with no firm promises for other states.
Notice to water consumers states river water will be unavailable tomorrow morning and mains will shut from 9 PM until 1 AM, with buildings stock and business offered for sale at the Dich book and stationery store. Inquiries directed to Joseph Rougon and Chris Diehl Sr. via the publisher.
An older advertisement touts Karl's Clover Rot Tea as an absolute cure for muddy complexions and chronic constipation. It claims a fifty year sales history with an absolute guarantee, priced at 25 cents, available at Eagle Drug Store.
Fragmentary note suggests a claim of illness from overworking and undernourishment. The writer mentions Doctor Pierce’s Ea and a free offer on request, with address typed as Buffalo, N. The text indicates a personal health concern and a promise of a remedy being provided without cost.
A brief notice promises prompt service for orders and estimates. It provides a phone contact line and emphasizes ready assistance.
The books of registration for the general election to be held November 6, 1900, are open daily on legal days from 10 AM to 6 PM until October 10, 1900, with extended hours from 7 PM to 9 PM October 10 to 21. Naturalized citizens must present papers when registering. Registry Agent: W. T. Clayton, Paradise Precinct, Humboldt County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that a general election to be held November 1900 for state, county and township officers is now open daily through October 10 and from October 10 to October 21 with registration close at 6 PM. Naturalized citizens will be registered. Robert Bowling, Registry Agent for Bartlett Creek Precinct, Humboldt County, Nevada.
Public notice lists dates and hours for the election with registration details. J T Desmond is named as registry agent for North’s Ranch Precinct in Humboldt County Nevada.
Registration notice dated October 10, 1900 to October 21, 1909 lists J. A. Albertson as registry agent for Pueblo precincts.
The registry office announces new hours from 9 A M to 6 P M for the period through October 10 1900. G W Rutherford is named registry agent for the Winnemucca precinct and will oversee township officer procedures during the election cycle.
The registration period runs from 10 a m to 6 p m daily until October 21 1900 for the election of State Car and Township officers. Registry Agent R H Connor of McDermit Precinct Hubolut County Nevada notes the books are open and will stay open through the period at the County Registry office.
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