Death of Frank Sweetser shocks Winnemucca community
Frank Sweetser a 38 year old Nevada stock businessman and First National Bank president, died after a period of illness in Winnemucca. A native of California, he had lived in Nevada 12 years and was connected with Stauffer & Sweeteer in Nevada Oregon Idaho. He leaves a wife and three children Effie Frank and Pansy, plus two brothers. The funeral date is undecided. his loss is deeply mourned by the community. The Noble sisters performed at the inaugural ball while receiving mixed notices from Carson papers and the Tribune.
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The White Metal Beset by World News and Local Notes
A daily digest of items from Paradise to Carson and Reno. Includes political shifts in Guatemala and Peru stance, local retirements and arrivals, a bank closure in memory of F. D. Sweetger, a skeleton find in Idaho, and the growing Silver party discussion with figures like Teller and southern leaders shaping a possible cross‑sectional ticket.
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Death of Frank DeLong Sweetser in Winnemucca
Frank DeLong Sweetser, a native of California, died in Winnemucca Nevada on March 1, 1895 at age 38.
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Reduction in all Lines and Local Notices
Local ads urge shoppers to visit E Reinhart & Co for 80 days of price reductions across all lines with first class goods guaranteed. Also announcements of Rinehart’s photo tent relocation, Hood’s Sarsaparilla claims, Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup benefit for teething, and various local sale items including blanks, coal oil, stoves, and watch repair.
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