Nevada and regional notes highlight suffrage, prices, and weather
Local items report Idaho to seek woman suffrage by popular vote and Carson merchants cutting prices. Weather eases with snow melt expected. Also noted are cattle movements to Oakland, cattlemen seeking inspectors, and oddities from crime to leap year trivia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. M. Boom
Palisade
Carson Grocers
Felix
Siegel Coblenta
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Idaho
White Plains Wreck Full Account From Dispatch Chronicle
The White Plains wreck was caused by a bar of iron from the ashpan catching in a switch. Engineer Martin Kline survived with injuries after the cab lifted and rolled. fireman Van Why escaped with a scalp wound. head brakeman Vincent LaForge died, his body found under the coach. The wreck left twisted iron, splintered wood, and a scene of carnage as passengers were unhurt though frightened. LaForge, 24, married to Irene Gill, was buried at Fraternity cemetery after services at Wadsworth Union church.
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Wadsworth “Dispatch
White Plains
Besrt
Martin Kline
Nevada
van Why
Vincent LaForge
Wadeworth
Herman
Hinkley
LaForge
Kline
Nevada House
White Plain
San Francisco
Hummel
Dispatch
Lee Center
Illinois
Truckee
Irene Gill
San Louis Obispo
Cal
Reno
Wadsworth
Winnemuceca
Union
News Notes: Miscellaneous Clippings From Various Sources
Fifty three killed in Butte explosion with four more in hospital. Indian soldiers in retreat. Jay Gould estate appraiser awards George Gould six million dollars for twelve years of services. Mrs Studybaker of Anderson Indiana afflicted and foodless for 24 days. San Antonio curbs physician visits to one dollar. Department of Agriculture seed papers reach 1.3 million with millions more pending. Otto Nieman dies from accidental gunshot. postmortem shows bullet severed spinal cord. Edison notes cigars consumed during work vary with effort. Irish wit at old gallows exchange joke. Company D1 announces officers election at armory January 20.
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Butte, Mont
Lewiston inventor markets gold saving device by Alpowai creek
Louis Thuillier of Lewiston operates a new machine at the mouth of Alpowai creek that saves nearly all the fine gold in sand along the Soake and Clearwater rivers. The Tribune notes the device costs 3 to 5 dollars daily in earnings, far above a rocker’s 35 cents, though occasional red micaceous echist yields little color.
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Louis Thuillier
Lewiston
Alpowai Creek
Soake
Clearwater
the Tribune
Syrap of Figs Promotes Gentle Digestive Health
Advertises Syrap of Figs as a mild remedy for habitual constipation. Claims to awaken kidneys and liver to activity without irritation, relieve headaches, colds or fevers, and restore healthy digestion.
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement promise reward
An old newspaper ad offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable case of catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites endorsements from Toledo druggists West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin and claims the remedy works systemically. Price per bottle is 75 cents.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
O Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
No-To-Bac praised by St. Louis Journal editorial
The St. Louis Journal of Agriculture endorses No-To-Bac the tobacco habit cure. It cites a prominent St. Louis architect cured after twenty years of smoking and chewing, noting two boxes made him sick at the smell. No-To-Bac is sold by W. A. Brown with a no cure no pay guarantee. Sterling Remedy Co. markets it in New York or Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
St. Louis
W. A. Brown
Sterling Remedy Co
New York
Chicago
Great Money Savings At EB Reinhart & Co Car Prices
A local notice urges readers to visit EB Reinhart & Co for car prices over the next 30 days. All lines reduced and goods guaranteed first class. Also mentions sending watch work to H Frederick, jeweler in Reno Nevada for reliable service and reasonable charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eb, Reinhart & Co
Fteer
H, Frederick, Jeweler
Reno
Nev
Amber beads lost near Lovelock post office
A string of amber beads disappeared Tuesday between the school house and post office or the depot and post office. The finder is asked to leave the beads at this office. For hand weaving orders and prices address Mrs. Gro J. Coax Lovelock Nevada.
Kept Term: Tobacco Cure Claim in Ad Text
An advertisement promotes Ne-To-Bae tobacco cure sold by W. A Brown with a guarantee to cure or money back. It claims to eliminate nicotine, increase vigor and strength, and offers a money refund if not satisfied. Address Sterling Remedy Co. in New York or Chicago.
Quaker Dried Sweet Corn and Local Notices
A compilation of short items including a Quaker Dried Sweet Corn mooed sale at A Kleinhans' store, a situation wanted by a competent cook at Mrs. Connors' Gem restaurant, hay for sale by G. S. Nixon, and multiple patent medicine advertisements touting Hood's Sarsaparilla and Aver's Hair Vigor with claims of health benefits and cures.
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A. Kleinhans’ Store
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Adolph Harris
R. J. Taussig
Busch
Carson
Howell
Jim Townsend
The
Lundy Indes
Jim
Grayson & Co
Oakland
G. P. Robinson
Halleck
Iron Pommt
California
Stillwater
Churchill County
Virginia City
Austin
Jay Gould
George Gould
Sarah Studybaker
Anderson, Ind
San Antonio
Texas
Otto Nieman
Quincey
Edison
Pat
U.S
G. S. Nixox
Aver
Hood
Ayer
Humboldt Flouring Mills
Paradise Valley, New
Kk. H
Schwartz
Paradise, NJ
Bridge Street
Winnemucca
George Berk
George Berk Nnemucea
District Court
State of Nevada
Humboldt County
Nathany Levy
George
Nixon
Nathan Levy
District Court of
State of
Winniemuees
Silver State
Humbert County
E. C
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