Austin and Carson News Roundup in a Western Town
Austin Lander county considers a flouring mill as a new industry. John Wanamaker pays his ad writer $12 000 annually. Summer fruit and grain depend on spring weather. a mountain lion lurks near Carson ranches. James Clem in Rifle drives elk for sleigh rides. The Demorest contest and a prize for best speaker proceed at the M E church with no rehearsal. A weather prophet Foster remains gloomy yet discusses possible changes. Nick Burley feared drowned in San Francisco Bay. Sam Wah King starts a Montana cattle ranch with Chinese workers. Worth the milliner craftsman is English. every dress is photographed. A mastodon skeleton found near Shoshone Idaho with large teeth and long ribs. Silver City Idaho poised to surge. wages high and prices lower. Oscar Hildebrandt, Reno piano tuner, in town for a week. Artesian water struck in Cochise County Arizona. 21 000 gallons daily and a 2000 reward for a running well within 500 feet. Albany New York capitol unfinished after 30 years. 20 000 000 spent, 8 000 000 more needed. Suit against Western Union over office closure settled if office reopens.
April Weather Record From Silver Star District 1904
The Weather Bureau at Silver Star District Nevada releases a 15 year April record noting an average temperature of 48 and extremes from 17 below zero to 83 degrees. Precipitation averages 0.97 inches with up to 1.94 inches in a month and a 24 hour high of 0.70 inches. Wind with prevailing westerlies and 62 mph gusts.
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U. S
Geo. D. Bowrenr
Weather Bureau
Ex-Congressman Clunie and VanDuzer in borax drive
Ex congressman Thomas J. Clunie of California and C D VanDuzer of Reno pursue borax and soda interests at the national capital. VanDuzer's study and his Senate and House committee testimony are cited as strong advocacy for state industries in California and Nevada.
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Thomas J. Clunie
California
C.D. VanDuzer
Nevada
National Capital
Reno Journal
VanDuzer
Ways and Means Committee
House
Clunie
van Duzer
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Carson
James Clem
M. E. Church
Rayner
Foster
Frank Barovich
San Francisco
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Sam Wah King
Montana
Sam
Blue Lakes
Shoshone
Idaho
J. H. Troson
Oscar Hildebrant
Reno
China Diehl's
Mr. Hildebrandt
Cochise County
Arizona
McRae
New York State
Albany
Capitol Commission
Western Union Telegraph Company
the Weather Bureau
Silver Star
Austin Reveille
Liver Star
Esmeralda
Dan Bowen
Dan
Ad the
Colonna
Princess Colonna
Italy
Hiwl
U. S. Gov't Report
Canton
Amboy
Georgia
Colonnel
Atlanta Journal
Indianapolis Journal
Chris Diehl
M-Lw
Paul Neth
Charles Neth
Jennie Neth
Winnemuacea
Porter
Winnemucea
4Th and
Melarky Streets
Motf
Hall
J. Cheney
Toledo
Mrs. Winslow
Krause
Alleghany
Norman Lichty
Des Moines
Simmons
Ayer
Simmons Liver Regulator
Blair Eakins
Demorest
Hriday
America
Malvin Hillls
Earl Charter
Misa Opal Miller
Eddie Nicholas G
Mary Conner
Cora Rutherford
Pearl Trousdale
Opal Miller
Wilbur Miller
Jarvis Williams
Grace McGonagle
Frank Leonard
W. Bonnifield
Nixon
O. Cartwright
Feed and Sale Stable
Upper
Winnemucca
Chas. A. LaGrave
Aecessor
Cunningham Bros
Vath
Rocky Mountain Coal
TIT Depot
Nev
Henry Busch
J. G
Leonard
Callearly
Busch Hotel
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