Local Nevada notes mix militia talk and social items
Cloudy but not cold. W B Lewis arrives from Quin River Crossing. J H Thies came from Virginia City seeking this year's Silver party convention. Mrs J Nufsinger travels to Onton to visit daughter. Disbanding Battery A at issue by governor. Sixteen to One band to meet at armory 7 30. San Francisco labor near finish with little accomplished. Rumor about Klondike hotel purchase denied. Omaha medals to be gold silver bronze. Nevada medals silver per Maxon. Mask ball planned for Washington's Birthday. Band practice moved from Wednesday to Thursday. 28 marriage licenses issued in Washoe County in January. Omaha exposition stamps not replacing regular issues. Summerfield bought old Carson Tribune plant. Smith Valley rancher incident at jubilee denied. C S Kelley found frozen in Churchill County. Groundhog day noted. Rev C O Brown travels on No 3. snow thawed then froze. Coasting from remaining snow. Local beauty contest slow. several women decline to enter. Paradise voters urged. Loveluck noted. cave voters urged to send in by 12th.
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Frank Hammond
Golconda
Klondike
Joe O'Neil
Galeon la
Maxon
Nevada
Hore Company
Washington
Washoe County
California
Death of Joseph Germain leaves town in mourning
Joseph Germain, born in France in 1839, died after four months of illness in Carson. A respected hotelier and longtime resident, he leaves a wife and two children. The community mourns the loss of a man of enterprise and generous friendship.
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Joseph Germain
Germain
Department of
Basses Alpes
France
United States
California
Winnemucca
Nevada
Lafayette
Late Items From Telegraphic News Across the Nation
Jack Stelzner defeated Tom Casey of Texas in Vallejo in the eleventh round. Dalath elected Henry Troeben mayor by 1200 majority over Elmer F. Mitchell. January Cripple Creek gold output reached 1.2 million dollars. Sister Brigette nun died of poisoning at Three Rivers. Rear Admiral Lester A. Beardsley retires from the US Navy. Jefferson County grand jury indicts 187 saloonkeepers and others with slot machines. Union Pacific fast mail sets a Cheyenne to Omaha record of 517 miles in 480 minutes. Luetgert murder trial concludes testimony with arguments to begin. New Belford mill strike leaders told aid applicants would be barred from voting. H. E. Huntington of Market Street railway arrested in San Francisco over life-saving fenders. Remarkable birth record near Pollard Alabama: three children born seven years ago, now four boys living. Alaska book on its wealth and history by Maj. O. S. Heistand to be published. Upper-class San Francisco notes Swinnerton separation from wife. both in London. Swinnerton formerly Miss Treadwell of Alaska mining. Advertisement for No-To-Bac tobacco cure. Germain in Winnemucca, Nevada, Joseph Germain aged 54.
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Jack Stelzner
Tom Casey
Texas
Vallejo
Cal
Dalath
Minn
Henry Troeben
Elmer F. Mitchell
Humboldt County Beauty Ballot Seeks Voters for Four Candidates
The county hosts a ballot based selection for the four Humbold candidate beauties. Any eligible person may vote by mailing a signed letter or portal card stating their choice or using an official coupon. Votes must be received by February 12 with photographs due February 15.
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Maxson
Too Many Rabbits In Southeastern Idaho Farm Areas
Southeastern Idaho battles a rabbit plague with millions of vermin harming crops trees and hay piles. Rabbits are hunted weekly across ten counties with thousands slain per drive, yet numbers keep rising. Also promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a remedy for pain with a testimonial from L. G. Bagley in California and a local seller W. A. Brown.
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Idaho
Chamberlain
L. G. Bagley
Hueneme
Cal
W. A. Brown
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup marketed for teething relief
A vintage advertisement extols Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething pain claiming immediate relief for distressed infants. It promises cures for diarrhoea and stomach issues, touts a pleasant taste, and cites a prescription by a noted physician. Also promotes F C Robins Co canned goods and undergarments by M Hufman and F C Rows Co.
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Mrs. Winslow
Mra Winslow
United States
Want a Vive Camera For Glass Plates Or Film
A playful ad lists Vives offering large pictures 444x444 with options to expose eighteen glass plates or fifty cut films. Prices from five dollars, varied sizes, catalogs available through G. Krasee, Winnemucca Nevada. Also includes medical cures and assorted products from a mixed-era classifieds style.
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G. Krasee
Loval
Winnemacca
Nevada
Baking Powder Tip From Schilling’s Best Ad
Every dollar saved counts buy Schilling's Best baking powder and use only one heaping teaspoonful to a quart of flour.
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Schilling
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Telegraphic News
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United States Navy
Jefferson County
Union Pacific Fast Mail
Cheyenne
Omaha
Adolph L. Luetgert
Louisa
New Belford
Mags
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Market Street Railway Company
Pollard
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Alaska
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Swinnerton's Bride
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London
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Treadwell
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Chicago
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TOR Humboldt
Ignature
Katie McEverney
Lillie Stinson
H. A. Gilbert
Curthie Bradshaw
Mary Bonnifield
Kate Diehl
Melissa Stout
F.C. Robins & Co
M. Hufman’s
F. C. Rows & Co
Royal
Delicios
Hall
Fluit
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Aermoter Wind Mille
Superior Steel Ranges
Brows & Preer
Co Arette
Rosine & Co
Boise
Nampa
Basalt
Toluby
Salt Lake
Utah
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