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Military communications bulletin notes print at 4:17 AM with observations taken simultaneously at all stations. Army signals unit reports ongoing monitoring and coverage across commands.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1880
Page
3
Military communications bulletin notes print at 4:17 AM with observations taken simultaneously at all stations. Army signals unit reports ongoing monitoring and coverage across commands.
Local intelligence reports Professor Phammer drew a full house at the M B Church last night. His versatile mimicry and impersonations from grave to lively kept the audience engaged for an hour and forty minutes without interruption. Personal notes mention Justice C S Osborn leaving for San Francisco and J M Brown noting mills in Unionville. Weather notes say Atlantic storms contrast with pleasant local conditions for the season.
A prisoner named Gossips, C. W. Hymer, publishes a thoughtful critique of gossip. The text urges readers to discuss public affairs and broader topics rather than personal matters, stressing the harm of rumors and the value of engaging with charities schools sanitation and civic issues.
Winnemucca Hose Company No 1 sponsors a grand masquerade at Cententennial Ball Friday January 20 with expected costumes from San Francisco. Music is arranged and tickets for gentlemen and ladies cost 2.50 with supper at Central Hotel.
A housekeeper shares practical advice on kitchen and cleaning tasks. Tips include not washing raisins to avoid heavy cakes, using tepid water for bread dough, keeping pastry crust cold, preparing clothes lines, cleaning zine with fresh lard, removing rust from stoves, oiling for rust prevention, removing paint and grease stains, using melted tallow for ink removal, absorbing wall grease with blotting paper and heat, brightening brass with sour milk, keeping brooms tough by boiling suds, and easing embroidery with white soap.
A local notice promotes Mrs. Winstow s Soprume Surer for teething pain in infants. The ad claims quick relief, bowel regulation, and motherly comfort, endorsed as the remedy of an experienced American physician. Also notes dentist W Jouxsvox plans a two month absence.
Two teams under Alex Wise and Charles Kemler left with 40 000 pounds of flour from Winnemucca mills bound for Nye County. A Paradise Bullion note reports two bars of bullion valued at 4225 dollars shipped by Paradise Valley Mining Company.
Attachment Salt B. O. Hanner by counsel Bon nifield and McMillan files suit in the District Court against W. A. J. Seals who recently began business here to recover 795.55 alleged due on a promissory note.
Peter French ships twenty two carloads of beef cattle to San Francisco this evening. The cargo move reflects large scale dairy and beef trade activity as cattle await loading at the port. No injuries or delays reported.
J. TD Minor, former Secretary of State and noted in Humboldt circles, has been named Foreman of the Consolidated Pacific mine at Bodie. The note expresses expectation of his quick promotion to Superintendent.
The Grand Jury will meet tomorrow at 10 a m by order of the Foreman. As the term closes, it is probable the jury will submit its final report and be discharged. A three stone diamond ring valued at $110 is offered for $63 at Uncle Harris 221 Kearny Street San Francisco.
An ad touts Boschee's German Syrup as an effective remedy for coughs colds and lung diseases claiming universal sale growth and safe use even for children. It emphasizes quick relief urges readers to consult their druggist. Also a separate casual note advertises fresh oysters and celery salad at Doc's Lexen Staxp.
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