Local and Personal Notes From Paradise and Nearby
Paradise residents Joel Bradshaw J R and Dwight Bradshaw are in town. Fred A Grimm arrived from San Francisco. Mrs J P Anderson and son J R came from Golconda. W A Robertson John A Lind of Golconda were in town. P Organ and daughter Iliss Myrtle of Mill City visited Winne mucca. W W C Ruddell Joseph Marten and A P Scott returned to Lovelock on No 3. G W Brady and family arrived from Golconda and provided music for last night’s ball. The pump will start an hour earlier and run longer daily per water dept. Weather Bureau forecasts light showers this evening. Circus trains depart west after an impromptu platform dance by show folks.
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J. R
Dwight Bradshaw
Paradise Valley
Fred A. Grimm
San Francisco
J. P. Anderson
Golconda
W. A. Robertson
John A. Lindsay
P. Organ
Iliss Myrtle
Mill City
Winnemucca
C. Ruddell
Joseph Marten
A. P. Scott
Lovelock
West
Ringling Brothers Circus Draws Large Winnemucca Crowd
Ringling Brothers famous circus performed yesterday afternoon to an estimated 1500 to 2000 attendees in Winnemucca. The three ring, two platform show featured hundreds of star artists with no games, and managers and staff were praised for courteous service and high quality spectacle.
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Ringling Brothers
Winnemucca
Ike
Elfenses
Tingling Brothers’ Circus
Successful Young Ladies Ball At Armory Hall
A ball hosted by the Young Ladies Catholic Association at Armory Hall drew a crowded, celebratory crowd from the grand march to morning. Prizes were awarded, including a sofa cushion won by ticket No 22 C, with claimants to collect at Miss Mamie McKenna or Miss Jennie Croecka. Three Indians were fined $15 each for disturbing the peace, two paying and released, one jailed for nonpayment. Eugene Howard, a vaquero, was fined $20 and contributed to the school fund before being released.
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Young Ladies’ Catholic Association
Armory Hall
Mamie McKenna
Jennie Croecca
Justice Court
Eugene Howard
Fuller Arrested for Selling Liquor to Indians
M. H. Fuller was arrested yesterday by Deputy Guthrie on a charge of selling liquor to Indians. A preliminary examination occurred this morning before Justice Roagan and the case was taken under advisement.
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M. H. Fuller
Guthrie
Roagan
Porter to Visit Winnemucca Office Tuesday August 20
Dr. W. S. Porter will hold an appointment at his Winnemucca office on Tuesday August 20. The notice notes a brief public appearance and invites patients to schedule visits.
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W. S. Porter
Winnemucca
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State News Notes From Reno and Vicinity
The subscription committee of the State fair at Reno has raised 1300 dollars. In a Reno block on Fourth street nearly 200000 dollars is being invested in new buildings. A mystery fire in Carson cemetery damaged grave rails and head boards. Brakeman Irwin Ross died from injuries after an engine accident near Wadsworth. Reno kindergarten brickwork nears completion but occupancy will wait until late September. The Knights of Pythias plan a big event in Sacramento during the State fair and invite Nevada members to join. Washoe county assessors report large year over year increases. Reno leads with unprecedented gains. Detective Dan Fitzpatrick arrested Bert Chaffin on saddle theft charges linked to a Sacramento to Idaho shipment broken into at Wells. Chaffin had been trying to sell a saddle locally. jail time prescribed by Judge Conger.
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Reno
Fourth Street
Irwin Ross
Salvia
Wadsworth
Sacramento
Reno Journal
Knights of Pythias of
Order
Nevada
Journal
Washoe County
Dan Fitzpatrick
Bert Chaffin
Idaho
Wells
Chaffin
Fitzpatrick
Coon
Conger
Wells Herald
Riverside petition fools readers signers urge jail funds
A Riverside California petition to reconsider building a costly jail was signed by nearly a hundred taxpayers before anyone read it. A second jo kes petition urged the Board of Supervisors to buy 1 000 000 dollars of ham and eggs for jail occupants.
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Riverside
Cal
Board of Supervisors
Honorable Board of Supervisors
Mine Walkout Cuts 200 Jobs Near Yerington
Carson Appeal reports the Blue Stone copper mine halted operations after three workers demanded 50 cents more per day. Employers suspended work and planned longer shifts with no pay raise, threatening 200 jobs and a combined monthly payroll of $18,000.
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Bluestone
Yerington
Carson Appeal
Jenkins Mill Sold in Kennedy Fire district deal
W A Van Reed of Loyve Lock and C B Wynn of New York representing an Eastern company drove in from Kennedy to finalize a sale. Mrs Edith Jenkins sold the mines and the Jenkins mill at Kennedy to Mr Wynn after a deal closed Sunday and Monday.
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Battle Mountain
Water Pumping Hours Change Notice
Special notice informs water consumers that starting tomorrow and continuing until further notice the pump will run from 7 A.M. to 5 P.M. to clean the reservoir. J. Rougon, superintendent of the W. W. and L. Co., signs the notice.
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J. Rougon
Bargain Spring Wagon and Nearly New Piano For Sale
Bargain sale items listed include a spring wagon rated 1 500 pounds capacity in first class condition and a first class nearly new piano. Inquiries for the wagon and piano are to be directed to the express office and H Barnes respectively. Also two or three unfurnished rooms for rent centrally located with inquiries at this office. A photo opportunity at E W Bakers brown tent near the circus.
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H. Barnes
It Saved His Baby by Williams Man in Oregon
A Williams Oregon father recounts trying Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after doctors failed to cure his sick baby. He reports immediate relief and full cure, with the product available from Brown Bros.
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Chamberlain
J. H. Doak
Williams, Ore
Brown Bros
Home Gold Cure promises no noxious doses for liquor habit
An advertisement proclaims the Home Gold Cure as a home remedy to cure drunkenness, claiming it neutralizes poison and eradicates cravings. It asserts thousands cured, available for one dollar with full directions, and mailed worldwide from Edwin B. Giles Company in Philadelphia.
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Edwin B. Giles - Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
Get Rich and Health Through Green's August Flower
An advertisement promotes Green's August Flower as a cure for dyspepsia liver complaints and indigestion with multiple listed symptoms. It claims two doses relieve suffering and offers a free sample bottle from Brown Bros Druggists. It also mentions DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a safe laxative.
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Brown Bros
DeWitt's
Pointers for Consumption Cures and Local Remedies
A short ad advises consumption begins with a cough and claims Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs can cure and relieve all cases with prices at 5c and 60c and a free trial size. It also notes DeWitt's Hazel Salve healed running sores on both legs after six years of failing medical help, urging readers to accept no imitation and buy from Brown Bros. James White, Bryantsville, Ind.
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Brown Bros
James White
Bryantsville
Ind
DeWitt
Lane's tea and One Minute Cough Cure advertised by Brown Bros
The notice promotes Lane's tea claiming it cures constipation clears the skin sharpens appetite and rejuvenates the user. It also sells One Minute Cough Cure for coughs and croup promising safety rapid relief and reliability. Brown Bros and EB Reinhart & Co Inc present themselves as agents for Hangen's gloves suitable for railroad workers and heavy glove use.
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Lane
Brown Bros
Hangen
Reinhart & Co, Inc
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Paradise
Inn Town
State News Notes
Carson
Jenkins Mill
E. W. Baker
Nevada State Fair
Agricultural Department
P. L. Flanman
Louis Bevier
Denver
Burlington
Omaha
Chicago
Salt Lake Office
West Second South
R. F. Nesten
Przciial
Pointe East
Vwate
Nixon
J. Sibbald
FM. Lee
C. ¥. M'Bride
Moore Hi
Busch Alf
ThesSilver State Flour Mills
Lorenzo Recanzone
Prop
Recansone & B
Orgnone
Miller
Ray
Castle Gate
N. Owen
Upper
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