Local News and Teme of nu General Nature
Randall Saye of McDermit visits town. A Wilkinson arrived from the north and Supreme Judge Bonnifield from Carson. Wadworth grows commercially with 3,392,260 pounds shipped and 1,093,535 received in Inet month. January 1804 freight forwarded at 2,695,225 pounds, up 607,035 pounds. M E church reception for new members well attended with essays recitations speeches and a fine lunch. The 3 percent gold bond resolution failed in the house but Cleveland will issue bonds anyway. The hospital praised for cheerful care under Mr and Mrs James Hurst. Sacramento marriage of George B Henry and Mira S Stauffer at 1402 I Street by Rev Chas F Oehler. Sacramento friends send congratulations. Co D NNI officers urged to meet at Armory Hall Saturday at 7:80. Axpnson Captain. Syrup of Pigs proposed for constipation and cleansing the system.
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Siapateh
Wadeworth
Inet
Sacramento
Bbide
Chas. F. Oehler
George B. Henry
Mira
Stauffer
Winnemarea
F. Stauffer
F. Stauffer Jr
Curtis
the Treasury
New York
Wall Street
Lombard Street
London
Rothschilds
August Belmont
Public School January Honor Rolls and Inaugural Ball Notice
The January report from Winnemucca School lists students across multiple honor rolls in HGH SCHOOL HOMOIL ROLL and PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. The Inaugural Ball at Carson opera house invites general public attendance with overflow arrangements and street viewing. The text also prints Senate Bill No. 1 defining penalties for certain false statements about sexual history, signed by Governor Jones.
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Senate
Patchen
Lincoln County
Jones
Catarrh Cure Ads and Local Business Notices
A collage of old advertisements notes a hundred dollar reward for catarrh cures, a testimonial pledge from local merchants about F J Cheney, and product pitches for Hall's Catarrh Cure, stoves and jewelry services, with Reno and Toledo as locale cues. The readable text shows multiple vendor names and sales claims from a historical newspaper page.
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Mall
Toledo
Hall
Washington Letter on Pacific railroad bill and treasury bond plans
Frew Quespet reports on the Pacific railroad funding fight in the House. Huntington exerts influence via the rules committee led by Crisp Catchings and Outhwaite, with Harris and Cooper delivering decisive speeches. The administration bond plan faces skepticism. Tom Reed opposes, while senators favor free coinage. Bankers from Rothschilds to Morgan seek to place bonds as gold reserves dwindle.
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Frew
Wasurgeros
D.C
Pacific Railroad
Huntington
Committee On Rules
House
Crisp
Georgia
General Catchings
Mississippi
Outhwaite
Ohio
Catchings
Capitol
General Gordon
Senate
Sam
Harris
Kansas
Cooper
Indiana
Springer
Cleveland
Tom Reed
Secretary of the Treasury
Committee On Finance
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Randall Saye
McDermit
A. Wilkinson
Supreme Judge
Bonnifield
Carson
M. E. Church
Bland
Missouri
Democratic Party
James Hurst
Co. “D
N. N.1
Armory Hall
Axpgnsox
Winfrey
Winnemucca
HGH
Hoxoil
Loma Minor
Genevieve Hoy
Inex Laveaga
Pearl Trousdale
Cora Rutherford
Carrie Choate
Clara Choate
Minnie Wolfe
Marvin Hill
Frank Leonard
Toojies Bonnifield
Edith Lewis
Lillie Mayer
Ep. E. Wevrnney
Annie Roddy
Laura Leonard
Katie McEnerney
Albert Wolfe
Vincent Laveaga
Joe McEnerney
Harry Warren
Daisy Lorentz
Frank Roth
George Hill
Edith Cochran
Filenn Trousdale
Roy Trousdale
Hazel Bonnifield
Miss A. L. Box
Hazel Bell
Mabel Barns
Edna Giroux
Lacy Laveaga
Genevieve Lyng
Emma Roth
Mamie Staunton
George Summerfield
Laura Minnen
Annie Schmidt
Marvin Charter
Plessie Pascal
Clara Fellows
Frankie Fellows
Arthur Cochran
George Nease
T. J. Hadley
Ralph Cause
Andrew McEnerney
Justin Hofman
Rose Ganosher
Committee of Arrangements
Carson Opera House
Pacific Coast
Brown & Price’s
H. Frederick
Reno
Nev
Washington
E. Reinhart & Co
Geo. J. Coax
Lovelock, Nevada
St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
St. Louis
W. A. Brown
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
H. Prederiel
Ayer
A. Kleinhans
Brown & Piper's
Mars
Winslow
Mrs. Winslow
WOME
Hood
Hoon
Epicure
Leavening
Powe
Phicky
IS Commercial College
OUR
City - Commercial College
Kansas Ave
Topeka
Sims
Dean Ils
T Risse
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