Winnemucca Celebrates 118th Independence Anniversary
The town plans a grand Fourth of July observance with a large turnout expected. Local organizers urge everyone to attend. the piece notes national critique of the president and calls for patriotic celebration.
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Winnemucca
United States
Do Not Kill Ground Owls and Gopher Snakes
Don’t kill ground owls as they clear gophers and mice benefiting farmers. Don’t kill gopher snakes, harmless predators worth more to farmers and gardeners than traps. A few snakes can clear large gopher areas. They do no harm.
Republican Convention Delegation Totals Announced
The Republican state convention will include 121 delegates apportioned to Churchill 4 Douglas 8 Elko 10 Esmeralda 6 Eureka 6 Humboldt 5 Lander 5 Lincoln 6 Lyon 7 Nye 4 Ormsby 14 Storey 24 Washoe 17 White Pine 5. Total 121.
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Churchill
Douglas
Elko
Esmeralda
Eureka
Humboldt
Lander
Lincoln
Lyon
Nye
Ormsby
Storey
Washoe
White Pine
May Weather Abruptly Recorded At Winnemucca Nevada
The June 4 1894 report lists May averages for Winnemucca with 16 years of data. It records highest temperature 84 on May 25 and lowest 26 on May 2. total rainfall 0.93 inches. snow 5 inches on May 14. monthly wind 7976 miles. humidity 41 percent. 9 clear and 13 partly cloudy days. 9 days with measurable precipitation. notable daily ranges and a 0.74 inch rainfall on two dates.
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Winnemucca
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Civic Celebration Procession Details and Participants
The document lists officers and groups for a civic celebration including M B Staunton as president Col George M Rose as grand marshal Rev C Chenoweth as chaplain and 4 flag bearers John Sterling Winnemucca Brass Band Humboldt National Guards Fire Department and floats. It describes marching order with a return march halting at Armory Hall and entry through open ranks into the hall.
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M. B. Staunton
Col
George M. Rose
Jacob Morrigan
Armory Hall
John Sterling
Winnemucca Brass Band
Humboldt National Guards
Fire Department
Minister Leaves, Quits Parish With Grim Farewell
A country minister abruptly resigns in a sermon to a congregation claiming God detests the church as no one dies or pays his salary. He declares he is bound for a penitentiary chaplaincy and says he goes to prepare a place for them, asking for mercy on their souls.
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T. B. Rickey
Reno ‘Eaceite
San Francisco
California
Rickey
Brothers
Syrup of Figs Promotes World Exposition Progress
World’s Columbian Exposition will showcase improvements in the mechanical arts and advances in medicinal agents. Eminent physicians affirm that progress in medicine is equally significant, with Syrup of Figs highlighted as a leading laxative.
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