Paradise Local Notes Mixed With Personal News 1899
Paradise locals report return trips from California and Kansas with several relatives still abroad. The Rebekah lodge adds about eighteen new members as a literary event is planned for January 22. Weather records show a 10 degree below zero morning with snows on the mountains. A shooting at Pacific bank left J. Pardee fatally wounded after a prior quarrel with Christian Reis Jr. and a column lists local job ads and notices.
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J. R. Harvey
Californiio
John Blattner
California
Alwaya
Jimmy
M. Hosking
Rebekah Lodge
Chas. Singhas
Paradise
James Miner
Thos
Clayton
W. 8. Pardee
Pacific States Mutual Savings Bank
Christian Reie Jr
Pardes
Heit
Ream
Reis
State University aims for top ranks and Nevada ties
Dr J E Stubbs president of the state university rejects resignation rumors and outlines ambitions to raise the university to a top three West ranking. He cites Amherst Yale Princeton comparisons and Nevada loyalty. The biennial 1897-98 report shows 385 students in 1898 with 62 from Nevada and 346 graduates. funding from the legislature should not be less than 13009 per year. Sacramento Bee reports Gov Sadler seeking pardon for John Hancock while Gov Gage weighs safety of Nevada sentence.
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University
Our
State University
Tsme
Berkeley
Stanford
Amherst
Yale
Princeton
University of Nevada
Nevada
Elko
California
Idaho
Oregon
Ohio
New York
Illinois
Florida
Sacramento Bee
Sadler
John Hancock
San Quentin
Hancock
Gage
Nevada Legislature Debates Taxes and Electoral Reform
Nevada lawmakers debate county revenue apportionment and tax levying by county commissioners. Delegates discuss election purity, federal treaty ratifications, and a proposed committee structure. Local notices tout artesian well success, eye specialist Behrens' Winnemucca visit, and regional trades in monuments and groceries.
State and Coast Notes Highlights From Nevada News
A Nevada legislature bill seeks repeal of the prime fight law. Reno citizen Henry Orr dies in San Francisco. Neil Snyder and Maud Miller wed at Tuscarora. Elko public schools shut due to measles. A. C. Cleveland improves in Carson. Idaho bans gambling after a fierce legislative fight. Lena Rafetto travels to New York for elocution study. Geiveelman and Evans from Troop M Nevads cavalry in Havana for government work. Carson suspect Burahman linked to Virginia City crime. A Virginia paper notes six weeks’ worry over the case. Added notes on remedies, catarrh cures, and endorsements. Richards the photographer plans winter work. skylight installed. Croup and colds warned. One Minute Cough Cure recommended. Ladies’ goods and stamped patterns offered by E Renuart & Co. De Witt’s Little Early Risers praised for liver relief. Fresh creamery butter and fry cheese from Brown Pipes & Co. Stivee State and Bulletin delivered weekly.
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Elko
A. C. Cleviland
Carson
Idaho
Mies Lena Rafetto
New York
Lincoln Wheatcroft School
Safe Opener Shocks Lima Bank Officials Mystery
A time lock vault incident in Lima Ohio sparked belief it could be stopped by a magnet. A Columbus penitentiary prisoner claims any time lock can be defeated, prompting banker concern and further investigation. In other news the Ma sonic lodge holds a stated meeting with members in good standing.
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Lima
Columbus
Ohio
Rea OM
W. M. G. F. Mutten
Tyler
How to Prevent Foeutmonia
Advice from a vintage ad stating pneumonia often follows a cold or influenza and that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy counteracts this tendency. It claims the remedy prevents pneumonia after grippe and promotes it as the best cure for bad colds, with a bottle warranty and sale by W. A. Brown, Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Brown
Hood's Sarsaparilla Blood Remedy Adverts Claim Cure
The note from Haney Brevn ens of Georgetown New Mexico states after drinking Hood's Sarsaparilla his boils and blotches vanished improving appetite and sleep. He endorses Hood's for blood diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Haney Brevnens
Georgetown, N. M
One Minute Cough Cure Promoted As La Grippe Remedy
A.J. Shepherd publisher urges use of One Minute Cough Cure for La Grippe. The ad touts quick relief, pleasant taste, and safety for children. Eagle Drug Store sells the remedy and nearby Brown Piper & Co advertise groceries and hardware.
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Ita
A.J. Sheperd
Agricultural Journal and Advertiser
Elden
Taya
Eagle Drug Store
S. A. Fackler
M.canopy
Fla
Hustler
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Paradise Valley
Juke Leick
Kennedy
Miss Georgia
Master Ray Tummerfeld
A. LaGrave
The
Ladies Home Journal
Ban Francisco
Emo Mus
N. J. Donvins
Lovelock
Nev
OUR State University
Stubbs
J. E. Stubbs
the State University
Stabba
Wne Hancock
Denton of
Lincoln
Flannigan
Reno
Committee On Federal Relations
Spain
van Euten
Ormsby
Henley
Esmeralda
Condon
Patey
Pitt
Woodland Mail
Patterson Ranch
Huenome
Ventury County
A. W. Behrens
Eye
Siemen
Germany
Winnemaces
Prof
Behrens
Capital
F. L. Montard
Winnemucca
Janis
E, Remnant & Co
Nevaia
Henry Orr
Reno c Ciitizen
San Francisco
Neil Snyder
Mies Maud Miller
Tuscarora Thureday
Emery Geiveelman
Mike Evans
Troop M. Nevads Cavalry
Havana
Cuba
Burahman
Virginia City
Virginia
Hall
F. J. Cuesey & Co., Prope
Toledo, U
F. J. Cheney
Waar & Traux
Toledo
O. Walpine, Kinnan & Maanvin
Teatimoniala
Richards
Déef
E. Renuart & Co
de Witt
Eagle Deng Store
Brown, Pipes & Co
Silver State
Bulletin
Carlier
Brown, Piper & Co's
Scott
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