Local and Personal Notes From Paradise Valley to Mill City
Louis Freemouth of Paradise valley and L. Taylor from Rose valley arrive in town. Dr W L Samuels returns from San Francisco and Price Boyd with sister Mise R Boyd travel to Kings river. B A Duvivier from Eden valley visits Winnemucca while W O Baker from McDermits returns from Reno to place his son Willie in the State university. John Taylor of Mill City brings a carload of antimony ore, plans shipping to New York. ore runs 80 percent antimony from his mine near Bloody canyon, fourteen miles from Mill City. Nevada California Oregon railroad progress reports show main line work, rail deliveries from the East in about thirty days, and opening to Madeline by October 15 with trains beyond Van Loan's station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Baker
McDermits
Reno
Willie
State University
John Taylor
Mill City
New York
United States
Bloody Canyon
N.C. C. Pond
Reno Journal
Engineer Corps
Madeline
Beyon van Loan’s
Reno Opium Den Arrest and Tonopah Sheriff Rise
State notes report Mrs Luke Davis jailed in Reno for opium den activity. Frank Hoban a Comstock pioneer dies at Virginia City aged 87. P L Flanigan ships thirty car loads of lambs Reno to Chicago. Tonopah appoints nine deputy sheriffs to uphold town dignity. Elko water shortage halts lawn irrigation. Glenbrook petition opposes mail route abolition to Carson. Cohen remains manager of De Lamar mines. R L Fulton’s arid region reclamation read in Denver. Tonopah suicide with giant powder described. Elko ministerless churches cited. Truckee Lumber delivers 2600 cords wood to railroad. new logging camp started. Borax and wool shipments from north arrive. Tonopah Bonanza comments on Selby acts. Reno State Fair expected ahead with many horsemen and California entrants.
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Luke Davis
Reno
Frank Hoban
Comstock
Virginia City
R. L. Fulton
Forestry Association
Denver
Tonopah
Elko
Paihord Company
Truckee Lumber Company
Martis Valley
Truckee Republican
Tonopah birth and railroad appointment in Reno
EB H Prentice named division and passenger agent for Southern Pacific Ogden to Colfax line with Reno headquarters. First white child born in Tonopah, a baby boy to Mrs Fred Massey. Local ads note dental services, water pumping hours change for reservoir cleaning, and testimonials for DeWitt’s Little Early Risers and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure from Brown Bros.
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EB. H. Prentice
Southern Pacific
Ogden
Colfax
Cal
Reno
Tonopah
Fred Massey
August Flower Still Sells as Most Medicine Worldwide
A classic licensed advertisement extols August Flower as the premier remedy for indigestion and biliousness. It claims mothers and grandmothers relied on it, notes scarce doctors in the past, and asserts the tonic cleanses the system, steadies the liver, and relieves headaches and malaise after a few doses of Green's August Flower in liquid form. Sold by Brown Bros. Druggists with a prize almanac offer.
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Green
Brown Bros
Chicken Dinner at Club Cafe Advertised for Sunday
A notice promotes a fine chicken dinner to be served at the Club Cafe next Sunday for 25 cents. Proprietor D. J. Biggins is named, with I. T. Thomas of Sumpterville, Alabama quoted on a digestive remedy claim while Brown Bros advertise a social dance. Prof. Henry to host a social dance at Armory hall on Saturday evening August 6 with music and admission priced at one dollar.
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Club
Henry
Armory Hall
SNUFFLES GUARANTEED CATARRH CURE Promised
An old practitioner claims a new treatment called SNUFFLES will cure CATARRH by reaching the disease directly, relieving inflammation and hay fever. It is sold for one dollar with prepaid shipping from EDWIN B GILES CO in Philadelphia, promising rapid, permanent relief and medical guidance at no extra cost.
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United States
Canada
Edwin B Giles & CO
Market Street
Philadelphia
Boschee's German Syrup Promoted for Severe Lung Troubles
An advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as the only remedy claimed to cure severe lung diseases and prevent complications. It markets it as globally successful, with druggists stocking the product through Brown Bros. Also recommended are Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs and DeWitt's Salve, with Brown Bros. selling each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boschee
Brown Bros
Green's Prize
Cure-alls and remedies advertised by Brown Bros
An old advertisement touts Lane's tea promising a dark complexion cure and health benefits for constipation skin clarity appetite and vitality. It also promotes One Minute Cough Cure for coughs and croup, claiming rapid, safe relief and a cheerful outlook for worried parents.
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Lane
Brown Bros
Brown Bros. A
An Engineer's Fast Run and Cold Remedy Endorsement
An engineer praises Kemp's Balsam for curing coughs and colds after a six hour lead by cold, noting the standard remedy in his cab. The ad lists prices at 25c and 50c and mentions Brown Bros. Also warns about bowel regulation and promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as safe and effective.
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Brown Bros
DeWitt
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. A. Duvivier
Eden Valley
Winnemucca
State News Notes
P. L. Flanigan
Chicago
Glenbrook
Point
Carson
H. A. Cohen
de Lamar
Fulton & Taylor
Rose Valley Works
Oregon
Porter
EB. Reinhart & Co
Bonanza
Winters
Selby
Selby Company
California
Southern Pacific Consintment
W. 8. Porter
Bridge Street
J. Rougon
O. O. Buck
Blerne
Ark
Dr. McDonald
Paradise Valley
Auzétt
Chamberlain
J. H. Doak
Williams, Ore
Auzitd
D. J. Biggins
I. T. Thomas
Sumpterville
Ala
Levi Strauss
Ban Francisco
Car
James White
Bryanzaville
Ind
Nevada State Fair
Inglaswe
Agricultural Department
P. L. Flanman
Louis Bevier
Burlington
Omaha
Salt Lake Office
West Second South
R. F. Nesten
THE
First National Bank
Magca New
Nevada
GEO
RIKOK
J. Sibbald
F. M. Lee
G. Moore H
Busch
J. F. Clark
J. H. Hoyt, Paister
E. Reinhart & Co
Felix Poulin
Feed and Sale Stable
Castle Gate
N. Owen
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