21 Feb 1896
Page 1
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1896
Page
1
The notice extols Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co as a reliable laxative that relieves constipation and supports health. It claims it is used by millions, emphasizes genuine product sourcing, and advises medical consultation for actual diseases while noting the laxative is best for regular systems.
Tickets sold and baggage checked through to eastern points. Travelers insurance tickets issued. Kitto, Agent.
The notice explains rules for continuing or ending subscriptions, arrears, and responsibility for misdirected papers. It warns that failing to collect or notify can imply fraud and that postmasters or publishers may pursue remedies, including arrest, for nonpayment.
A long-standing advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children and claims it relieves pain, cures diarrhea, stomach issues, wind, softens gums, and boosts energy. It markets 25 cent bottles and up, sold by druggists worldwide.
Humboldt County Nevada submits its quarterly finances for the period ending December 31 1895. The report lists cash in the county treasury as of September 30 1895 and other balance figures.
The notices include an undertaker advertisement by J. A. Cochran of Winnemucca offering coffins and supplies, dated July 28, 1894, and financial disclosures from Winnemucca School District No. 7 and Lake School District No. 7,800 00, totaling 22,500 00, with a county auditor report dated December 31, 1899, signed by J J Hill and P Laverga.
Notice states settler George L. Pitt will make final proof for a homestead in Township 27 North Range 3 East M 2, Nevada. Proof before Register O H Gallup at Carson City on February 1806. Witnesses listed: William Pitt, John T. Reid, Edward M. Emmons, John H. Lovelock. Protests allowed with opportunity to cross examine witnesses.
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