Kennedy and Nevada railroad hopes lift Kennedy town
The piece outlines a proposed Milford Utah to Pioche Nevada railroad funded by capitalists, with Kennedy district in northwestern Nevada and Ferguson district in southeastern Nevada viewed as drawn areas. It notes local celebrations, people traveling, and various social snippets from Winnemucca, Kennedy, Genoa, and nearby areas, including weather forecasts, arrivals, and band practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Utah
Pioche
New
Kennedy
Nevada
Ferguson
Illinois
Rockford Bicycle Club
Captain DeLamar
Salt Lake Valley
Union Pacific
George Francis Adams
Kennedy mining boom and new era in Kennedy Nevada
About a dozen frame buildings rise in Kennedy as rival towns Winne mucca and Lovelock vie for trade. J A Blossom of Battle Mountain seeks to sell Kennedy mines in San Francisco while Imperial mine is bought by J F Wardner. The Kennedy Land Company advances street improvements and title assurances draw outside investment. The Imperial mill arrives with a 20 stamp setup and plans for chlorination and cyanide processing show high recovery. The Rejuvenated New Era, Kennedy’s first locally printed paper, promises truth and order and declares the town’s growth is to be supported by strong journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Blossom
Battle Mountain
Kennedy Mining
San Francisco
Kennedy Land Company
Cinnabar Creek
Kennedy
J. F. Wardner
Wardner
Idaho
Imperial
United States
Cour d’Alenes
A. H. Andrews
J. J. Lawrence
Geo. Nibell
John Meffley
W. L. Wilkinson
Todd Woodworth
Imperial Gold Mining Company
New Era
Lovelock
Sazarac Heights
Thorough Carson City testimony on Keeley Treatment for alcoholism
Prominent Carson City residents testify to the Keeley Institute in Carson City delivering complete cures for alcoholism. They report over fifty cases treated in a year with no lapses and restored vigor, urging others to consider the treatment despite prior failed attempts with willpower or remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson City
Keeley Institute
Keeley
Rumors and notes from varied sources in news items
Miscellaneous items include Breckinridge rumor on congress bid, Ericsson torpedo boat in Dubuque now in St Louis, Chicago colored Republican clubs delay, Denver banks consolidation, a murder near Jackson California, Swiss Italian note on Santo, Boulder mining accident, hay bloat questions and livestock tips, plus patent medicine promotion and catarrh cure offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ericsson
Town Iron Works
Dubuque
St. Louis
Chicago
City National Bank
American National Bank of
Denver
Union National Bank
State National Bank
House for Sale on Third Street at a Bargain
Joux Housiers offers his residence on Third street in the lower town for sale with all improvements. For further particulars call at premises. 1m likely notice of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jelf
Joux Housiers
Elaine Oil Expands to Include Elaine Brand
Retnarr & Co announces Elaine oil joining existing Pearl oil lineup at comparatively low prices. The note highlights regular brand availability and value pricing for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E, Retnarr & Co
Notice to Water Consumers Restrict Hose Use
Irrigation rules forbid open hoses and require sprinklers under penalty of being shut off from the mains. A posted official signs a strict compliance notice. Also a local shop advertises spring and summer suits priced at 10 to 15 dollars for buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Roveon
Jep Tf
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething babies
Over fifty years Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been sold worldwide to soothe teething children. The remedy claims to relieve crying, aid digestion, quiet stomach and bowels, and ease inflammation with a pleasant taste. Price twenty five cents a bottle, available from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Winslow
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Id Labor
San Francisco Union For Practical Progress
The
Carson Tribune
O. H. Strickland
Eggleston
Antelope Valley
Bridgeport
Wife
Mono Grand Jury
Ace
Foster
Pacific Coast
Great Central
Chris, Malatesta
Mary Woulcock
Mill City
Dr. Cartwright
B. F. Riley and Son
Louis
Paradise
Willian Bird
Oakland
W. S. Porter
Winnebucca
Bridge Street
Jelo-Tt
Kennedy News
Winnemucca
Tusa ‘Uartz
Headsor Cinnabar Canyon
H. M. Yerington
T. R. Hofer
R.K. Colcord
J. E. Jones
Wm. T. Hanford
R. R. Bizelow
J. Ponjade
John Wagner
H. Day
M. A. Murphy
Frank Bell
Gee
T. Mills
J. W. Adams
Jorm
F. J. McCullough
C. N. Noteware
John H. Dennis
Job Sternberg
Edmund James
F. J. Steinmetz
L. H. Bell
Samuel Ray
A.J. McGowan
J. G. Ellis
John 8. Ulrick
Jacob Muller
Chas
W. Friend
W. H. Dauchy
H. K. Brown
Jas. D. Torreyson
John G. Fox
G. Briggs
J.D. Kersey
R. Gamman
Dwight Edwards
M. Cohn
FE. J. Parkinson
Archer Baker
J. P. Meder
B. H. McClure
A. French
Carson Crry
Rb. Das
W. L. Taylor
Hume Yerington
Geo. Gillson
A. V. Muller
H. Belknap
Wm. Hy Doane
E. A. Dowd
A. Cohn
Nev
Cattle Raiser’s Association of Texas
Texas
Hood
Breckinridge
Congress
Jackson
California
Mary E. Mushet
Paris
Signor Ressman
Rome
Santo
Ticino
Switzerland
Alps
Boulder
Col
Katie
California Fig Syrup Co
England
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Transaons
Truax
Kihnan
Elaine Oil
U. S
DS Price
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