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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1899
Page
2
Fragmented OCR notes show a local sale and address details for The Silver State image. Mentions Grace Owens Bridge Fourth streets and Palace Hotel News Stand. Refers to a periodical sale at a principal dealer and agents for the publication.
Weather Bureau report shows a July forecast with temperatures around 72 degrees and a SW wind. It also notes a July 25 reading and includes an unrelated editorial criticizing administration critics and labor shortages across harvest fields in the state and California.
In October delegates to the Institute of American Engineers will meet in San Francisco and represent wealth seeking investments in mines. California mine owners aim to showcase the state’s mining strengths, and Nevada could gain from their visit, offering desirable mining properties and a new impetus to its mining sector.
A California farmer reportedly deposited 126 dollars on hay for safekeeping and the stack burned, with later exchanges escalanging the loss to 425 and then to over 1000. The tale spread eastward, while the truth likely shows a 125 dollar stake or fee in a burned hay stack.
The article derides a Dewey home fund as a manipulated charity push. It claims $16,700 has been collected and argues the effort would cheapen Dewey’s image, noting that Dewey has not endorsed the venture and would not want to be used as a fundraising symbol.
The article reports heated charges about a secret Anglo American pact feared by the Administration. It argues that Bailey cited evidence of a Britain United States offensive and defensive alliance, calling critics traitors to the Revolution. It also discusses Nevada’s economic future, Samoan policy, and Mataafa’s role, urging strong action against colonial exploitation.
Dr John Clark Ridpath read the final poem by the renowned agnostic at Ingersoll's funeral on Wednesday. The speaker asserts a devotion to truth and knowledge, rejects God and hell, and emphasizes reason, love, and human aid over prayer or fear, while acknowledging uncertainty about the afterlife.
In Fairmount near Cincinnati a 20 year old barbed wire factory employing 500 workers, now controlled by the steel trust, is shut down. The move, aimed at creating an under supply, leaves 500 out of work. The broader impact shows clerks and small businesses also unemployed as the country faces prosperity claims.
The document details a civil process in Gaeta County where the court orders a sale of described real property to satisfy the claim of a judgment creditor. It cites the sale procedure, notices to claimants, and a date for the public sale, with the sheriff and clerk overseeing the process and filings. The text references specific parties, parcels, and steps required to complete the foreclosure and distribute proceeds.
In the matter of The State of Nevada versus The United States and others a judgment creditor, W. Medeld, Auctioneer, gives notice that the real property described in the court papers will be sold to satisfy judgments and costs. The sale is set for August 13 at The courthouse in Wisinmere, Humbodde County, Nevada, with all rights and titles conveyed to the highest bidder.
State land officer in Carson City Nevada notes under the Congressional act that a patent application has been filed for a tract announced open to inspection. Public posting and a rental list describe claimed parcels including mineral vs agricultural value, with a hearing by the United States Land Office in Carson City.
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