Nevada challenges California in rainfall and irrigation exhibit
The Denver News urges a friendly comparison of irrigated and non irrigated regions. It calls Nevada to renew its challenge to California for a national exhibit of rainfall and irrigation products, inviting several western states and promising lasting competitive unity across the United States.
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Denver News
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Nevada
California
Colorado
Oregon
Washington
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
New Mexico
Arizona
United States
A Curious Pneumonia Remedy and Local Notices
A historical column repeats a dubious pneumonia cure using onions rye meal and vinegar applied via a hot cotton bag over the lungs with repeated applications. It also contains social commentary on young women and a quarterly Knights of Pythias endowment report with Nevada benefit payments and a $50 reward for poisoning evidence. A Humboldt County dentist announces permanent relocation to San Francisco.
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Board of Control
Knights of Pythias
Nicholas J. Jenkins
Virginia City
Nevada
George M. Givevich
Carson City
Hiram Lamb
Austin Nevada
Ferdinand Reid
Unemployed Relief Fund Grows. Senate Change in Mississippi
The San Francisco fund for the relief of the unemployed reaches 65000 dollars. A.J. McLaurin chosen to replace Walthall as Mississippi senator. Oregon imposes a Gill law penalizing minors for tobacco in public. Snow and storm effects noted in the mountains and local area. Dr West murder trial in San Francisco yields damaging testimony. Resignations urged at Carson mint. Snow plows clear Sierra roads. Indian agent J J Wooten arrives at Pyramid and Walker Lake reservations. Four car shipment of Reno horses to Kansas City announced. County resources pamphlet prepared for Midwinter fair. Cigarette usage debated in Austin and Winnemucca after license law. Militia reports show thousands of officers and enlisted. Midwinter fair shooting festival underway with entry requirements. New York gambling resort raid prompts panic and evasions. The Stuffed Prophet from Buzzard's Bay lampoons Democrats with tariff and tax rhetoric. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised.
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Dr. West
San Francisco
Addie Gilmour
FE. B. Zabriskie
Paris Ellis
United States Mint
Carson
Sierras
Truckee
Gold Run
J. J. Wooten
Warren
Pyramid
Walker Lake
N. H. A. Mason
Reno
Kansas City
State Board of Immigration
Austin
California
New York City
A Sad Yet Practical Temperance Lecture
The piece recounts a tragedy near Compton where a father and son killed each other after repeated alcohol abuse. It notes a farm family, a university student, and a boy who witnessed the killings, highlighting temperance as the underlying lesson.
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Compton
John B. Johnson
University of Southern California
George
Vernon
Cal
Grand March Mask Rules For A Formal Dance Event
At 9 o clock sharp the grand march begins and masks must be worn until 11. music by Prof Cody. E Reinhart & Co order a selection of masks and home made costumes may be arranged through Simon Reinhart. No cross dressing allowed. unmasked attendees may not dance until costumed dancers remove masks. Admission two dollars. ladies free. gentlemen spectators admitted on one dollar ten cents. Committee instruction.
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Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Walding, Kinyan & Marvin
Simmons
E. Reinhart & Co
Simon Reinhart
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Buzzard’s Bay
Hood
U. S
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California Fig Syrup Co
Winnemucca Lodge No. 19
W. M
Bornivreno
Rothechilds
Bank of England
Vineland
N. J
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Sedan
Pearmon's
Partick
Paul Neth
Charles Neth
Jennie Neth
Winnemucca
Ayer
Simmons Liver Regulator
D'Price
Hinnemuck
Armory Hall
Chris, Wolf
Felix Paulit
Joseph Rougon
A.D. Wilcox
Archer
Witthemteen Hose Co. No. 1
E. S. Archer
L. J. Crook, Pl
Kas. Ho Iwe,tt Mathews
Joseph Kouger
Krenkel
A. J. Wilcox
Rask
Chris
Wolf
Prof, Cody
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