State News Notes Headlines and Appointments
Miss Marion S Snow of Eastonville Kan appointed teacher at the Carson Indian school. Prof A L Start elected principal of the Austin school. State capitol at Carson receives a new roof. Reno public schools to reopen next Monday with sixteen teachers and over six hundred expected pupils. George F Turrittin of Reno tied to Western Nevada mining interests. An inch of rain falls in twenty minutes at Belmont Nye county a state record. A standard drilling rig to be shipped to Elko from Los Angeles for wet drilling. Moran Moran Moran Moran owner inspectors visit the Nevada railroad. Twenty five game wardens named largely around Washoe lake. Ormsby County Game Association resolves to enforce the law. Capt H C Clark appointed military instructor at the University arriving about September 22.
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Marion S. Snow
Eastonville
Kan
Carson
Washoe Lake
Ormsby County Game Association
H. C. Clark
United States Regular Army
Clark
Reno Gazette
Indian Prize Fighters during Smoky Valley Dance Night
A five day fandango ends in Chinatown with a prize fight between two Indians. Each bets five dollars as a referee enforces a decisive victory after a stunner to the loser. The winner claims the stakes and the crowd counts ten seconds before the buck regains consciousness.
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Smoky Valley
Chinatown
Ike
Buck
Austin Reveille
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises One Hundred Dollar Reward
A medical advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh through constitutional treatment. The firm offers $100 for any case it fails to cure and directs readers to send for testimonials. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills also recommended.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
August Flower claims largest medicine sale in world
An old advertisement touts August Flower as the era’s leading medicine for indigestion, Billousness, and nervous complaints. It claims doctors were scarce, lists many ailments it supposedly treats, and promotes Green's August Flower in liquid form sold by Brown Bros. Drug-twists.
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Green
Brown Bros
Tonopah Town Notes On ore and oddities
Tonopah reports eighty five tents and buildings, a local preacher, a grocery plans by Sol Summerfield from Hawthorne, and two aging applicants for teaching posts. Ore shipments mount from Sodaville to Selby Smelting Works. New shafts Propose rapid sinking at Lowell and Clark. A fatal explosion near town kills Pete Copeland, last seen near Parrot mine in Esmeralda County.
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Tonopah
Sol. Summerfield
Hawthorne
Sodaville
Selby
Burro Ledge
Golden & Sinclaire
Lowell
Clark
Pete Copeland
Parrot
Esmeralda County
Minister's Good Work Prompts Remedy Endorsement
A minister from Emporia Kansas praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after swiftly curing his own severe attack and aiding a neighbor. The ad notes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for eruptions, with warnings about counterfeits and urging purchase from Brown Bros. Druggists.
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Rev
A. A
Power of
Emporia
Kan
Chamberlain
Brown Bros
de- Witt
DeWitt's
Contested Telegraphs and Global Tensions in Brief
In a tight race Columbia defeated Shamrock by three minutes. The Constitution fared poorly while Shamrock impressed in her first American voyage. Turkey France relations remain strained with Constans, minister to Constantinople, refusing further dealings unless demands are met. A copper cartel allegedly forms from Amalagamated, Calumet and Hecla, Senator Clark, and Rothschilds. A lynching attempt in Asheville ended with deaths and injuries at the courthouse. Sam Strong, Cripple Creek mine owner, was shot by Grant Cumley after a bar confrontation. Strong’s son-in-law John Neville and Cumley clashed, leading to a fatal shot.
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Columbia
Shamrock
Constitution
Turkey
France
Constans
Constantinople
Denver
Amalagamated
Calumet
Hecla
Clark
Rothschilds
Jim Brown
Asheville
N. C
Sam Strong
Cripple Creek
Col
Grant Cumley
Newport
Cumley
John Neville
Strong
Crumley
Home Gold Cure Promises Quick Alcoholism Elimination
A Philadelphia advertises the Home Gold Cure as a home remedy for alcohol dependence. It claims the disease is curable, guarantees results, and details that thousands have been transformed. It notes the treatment costs one dollar and can be mailed worldwide with discreet handling and physician advice if requested.
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Chidla
Addiees Dept
Edwin B. Giles Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
Sherman’s Headache Cure Promises Instant Relief
Advertises Sherman’s Headache Cure as instantaneous and harmless with quick pain relief for neuralgia. Recommends keeping a box at home for emergencies. Priced at 25 cents and 10 cents per box, with sale by local stores.
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Sherman
Brown Bros
Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Saves Woman from Illness
A testimonial claims Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets cured a woman after years of sleeplessness and severe illness. The letter praises the medicines for relief from insomnia, pain, and female weakness, and notes an offer for Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser sent free with stamps.
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Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
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State News Notes
Mrs. Winslow
Mia
Mat —— Rassycreek
Ashe x. Fant
Main
PROFE
W A. Henry
Violin
Pian
Wissemoucca, Nevada
C.D. van Duzer
J.T. Wheeled
Wheeler & van Duzer
Attorneys-At-Law
Diehl Building
Bert L. Hoop
Courthouse
Winnemucca, Nevada
E . D. Giroux
French Homphils
San Francisco
Stanton's
Tod P.M
W. L. Samuels
DE T. C. Hanson
Weber Building
Eagle Cray
Alfred Chartz
Carson City, Nevada
W. 4. Holt
Humboldt County
Avress
Paradise Valley, Nev
Charles M'Connell
John O'Kane
Lovelock
Diehl’s Book Store
Bridge Street
Winnemucca
Nazeninen
den Francisen
City Bakery
C. Diehl Sr
Stoea
G. W. Summerfield
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