Bridge and Fourth Streets Property Listing
Readable fragments show a property listing at 13600 Bridge and Fourth Streets with price markers and unit identifiers. No complete details on owner, size, or sale conditions are available from the fragment.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1898
Page
2
Readable fragments show a property listing at 13600 Bridge and Fourth Streets with price markers and unit identifiers. No complete details on owner, size, or sale conditions are available from the fragment.
Weather bulletin from the U S Department of Agriculture Winnemucca Station dated June 9 1908 covers conditions for the prior 26 hours ending 9 09 p m local time Mean barometer and temperatures are reported with mean 65 degrees and normal 5 degrees Prevailing weather and precipitation show 0 00 inches for 24 hours. minimum and maximum temperatures listed by the observer G B Ackerman.
Partly cloudy conditions persist tonight and Saturday with occasional showers likely. Meteorologists expect variable skies and scattered rain, with brief interruptions of sun possible.
The fragment speaks of steadfast resolve and patriotic unity, signaling a public sentiment of enduring national harmony and resilience.
An Eastern observer compares historical war costs and durations to project the span of the current conflict. From the Revolution to Napoleon wars and the Crimean War, the analysis notes high costs and long timelines, with Civil War duration prolonged beyond initial expectations. It concludes by citing Seward’s four month estimate for the Civil War versus its actual four year course.
The text outlines the Mexican War timeline from start in March 1846 through peace in June 1848. It cites Congress recognizing the war in May 1846, Mexico declaring war May 25, 1846, battles at Monterey in September 1846, Buena Vista in February 1847, Vera Cruz captured March 20, 1847, Mexico City taken September 14, 1847, and peace achieved in June 1848.
Mrs J Anderson plans to stay at the Rougon residence on Second Street for the season selling millinery and inviting friends and patrons. The page also features bicycle ads from EF Retuart Co and Brown & Piper, offering Crescent and Stormer bikes with prices and models, plus a note about car repairs by E Remnant & Co and a general hardware stock.
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