The Beef Situation Outlook for Nevada Cattle Industry
Reno Journal reports cattle buyer Louis Dean of Western Meat Company arriving to feed 4,000 cattle and 8,000 sheep in Lovelock and Reno areas. He notes ample hay, no eastward stockers, full ranges, and a promising Nevada outlook with strong winter prospects and shifting sourcing from California to Nevada for the season.
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Nevada
Reno
Louis Dean
Western Meat Company
Lovelock Meadows
Dean
Lovelock Valley
San Francisco
California
Sacramento Valley
Williams Hoy Wedding on Thanksgiving Eve
George B Williams married Miss Genevieve Hoy at the bride's parents home on Third Street. Rev George H Greenfield officiated with Miss Allee Hay as bridesmaid and Mr Chris Dick as best man. After a reception the couple left for Reno and then San Francisco before settling in Churchill County.
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Williams— Hoy
Third Street
George B. Williams
Genevieve Hoy
George H. Greenfield
M. E. Church
Misa Allee Hay
Chris Dick
Reno
San Francisco
Churchill County
Winnemucca
Nevada
Thatcher Vaudeville and Vitascope Company at Armory Hall
Tomorrow night the Thatcher Vaudeville and Vitascope Company appears at Armory Hall. The Independent lauds Bert Thatcher as a full show, praises Baby Bertie and troupe dancing, and notes lifelike moving prizes. The act gains value from recreations of San Juan battle scenes and the flag raising at Caites, promising another strong performance tonight with a new program.
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Elko Independent
Thatcher Vaudeville and Vitascope Company
Armory Hall
Bert Thatch
Nero
Bertie
Lasnasimas
San Juan
Caite
Salt Lake Cut Off Would Shorten Route Forty Miles
Salt Lake Tribune reports Southern Pacific surveyors plan a Lucien to Ogden cutoff across Great Salt Lake. The proposed line would touch the lake’s southern promontory, cross shallow water, and eliminate heavy grades over Promontory hill. One engine could haul fifty cars on the new route, compared with twenty cars by four engines on the old path. Construction progress begins within months, with trestle lengths around thirty-eight miles total, adjustable by a southern divergence near Strong’s Knob to reduce first trestle length.
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Salt Lake
Lucien
Ogden
West Shore
Strong's Knob
Local and Personal News From Winnemucca Area
Local arrivals include T. J. Bradshaw from Paradise J A Brownlee and J T Hauskins from Golconda W B Sallender and Mrs Rolland of Golconda visiting Winnemucca EB J Lye and daughter Dora from Paradise J D Richards the photographer from the west Epworth League to meet at 7 20 PM at the church Miss Clara McGonagle from Battle Mountain spent Thanksgiving in Winnemucca Thanksgiving services at the M E church were well attended A turkey shoot across the river drew a crowd Two Winnemuccans debated Wireless telegraphy calling it the macaroni system Commissioners order gutters cut along Bridge street and plan to raise street center with gravel for better flow
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Clara McGonagle
Battle Mountain
Winnemucca
Armory Hall
James Byrnes Jr
Paradise
R. H. Schwartz
M. E. Church
Paradise News Highlights from Paradise and Surroundings Nov 29 1899
Paradise scene includes visitors from Lovelock and Battle Mountain. J B Case installs a new sidewalk. VanDurer visits Paradise schools. Horses shipped to Frisco market. Cemetery well work progresses and water strike expected. Latta hosts successful Christmas tree drive. Auctioning of Charles Senghas property. multiple buyers, high cattle and hay prices. M E church social nets about forty dollars. pie auction and gueas cake attract lively bidding. Paradise, Nevada Territory Nov 29 1899.
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I. V. Button
Winnemucca
L. Ward
M. EB
M. E. Frary
A. M. Latta
J. R. Harvey
Death of William Davis in Battle Mountain area
William Davis died at the county hospital from heart disease after being held in the county jail to answer a federal whisky selling charge. A native of the region, aged about 42, he had been brought from Battle Mountain by the U.S. Marshal. He fell ill days after contracting a bad cold and died after several hours of suffering.
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William Davis
U. S. Marshal
Battle’ Mountain
United States Grand Jury
Battle Mountain
Ore and mine notes from Nevada state markets
State notes report ore assays of 1500 dollars per ton in Ophir and a four foot high grade ore ledge opened at Gold Belt in New Pass. Cherry Creek mill expansion, decennial sheep feeding near Reno, Elko GOP ticket forecast, Pine Grove cyanides sent to Salt Lake, Comstock iron shipments, wool rate cut by Nevada Central, a Tuscarora saloon burglary, and Boston firm International Mining buying Trinity and Arabia claims.
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Cherry Creek
White Pine County
George Clark
Carson
Reno
Wells Herald
Elko
Pine Grove
Esmeralda J
Salt Lake
Comstock
Austin Revelule
New Pass
Tuscarora
International Mining Company of Boston
George D. Burton
Trinity
Arabia
Nevada and California Victors In Thanksgiving Gridiron
Nevada defeats California Normal School 6 to 0 at Reno. California bears Stanford 30 to 0 in the annual Thanksgiving clash in San Francisco.
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University of Nevada
California Normal School
Reno
University of California
Stanford
San Francisco
Young Mothers Fear Croup and Cure Promises
An alarm over croup among young mothers is tied to an 80 percent fatality fear, while ads promote Shiloh's Cure, Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as quick solutions. The Shiloh product is claimed to relieve severe croup instantly with prices 25 cents, 50 cents and one dollar. Hood's Blood tonic is urged to purify impure blood and restore health as a first step toward self preservation.
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Eagle Drug Store
Hood
A True Friend Cough Remedy Ad
A Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is praised as a reliable mother’s aid for sudden night coughs in babes and for lingering cold irritation. Sold by Brown Bros. Drug Gists. Dr. A L Hudgens, dentist, Elko, office in LaGrave residence near Lafayette Hotel, offering crown and bridge work only, three weeks stay.
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Chamberlain
Brown Bros
A. L. Hudgens
Elko
LaGrave
Lafayette Hotel
Williams Hoy and Randle Parker Weddings in Nevada
In Winnemucca Nevada on November 29 1899 Rev George H Greenfield united George B Williams of Churchill County with Genevieve Hoy of Winnemucca and C E B Randle of Paradise Valley with Sarah Parker of Colusa California, both marriages recorded.
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Levi Strauss & CO
T. J. Bradshaw
J. A. Brownlee
St. Louis
John Ainty
Golconda
J. T. Hauskins
W. B. Sallender
Mrs. Rolland of
Epworth League
H. Warren
Vic Bouton
Hornifield
Bridge Street
Misa Hattie Riley
Lovelock
J. B. Case
C.D. VanDurer
Charail
C. B. Cook
Belle Bradshaw
Henry Fritchen
Mra
Thos. Clayton
Johnnie Blattner
Charles Senghas
Co. W. Fisk
Henry Kirchener
A. Pasquale
Chas, Kemler
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Ohio
F.J. Cheney
State News Notes
Nevada Central Railway
Austin
Austin Junction
Dave McB. Rose
Winnemucca Jewelry Co
Nev
Exceisa
Karl
S. C. Wells & CO
LeRoy, N.Y
Beagle Drug Store
W. J. Bell
Prop
Shone
Co. W. Wickersham
Wadsworth
Salt Lake and
Saeria Nevada
Paradise, Nevada
Buckeye
Hollingsworth
Kentucky
Cal
Alfonso Pasquale
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