Local Nevada notes on politics, people, and prospecting
A broad Nevada update covers political shifts with a Populist forecast, mint appointments, and local figures like D W McBride building a Second street residence. It notes Winnemucca’s spring beauty, a Fireman Zeigler death, and a prison congress invite. Enterprise reports on forming a prospecting company led by miners to field test quartz veins with setup costs around 300 dollars and monthly field maintenance of 25 dollars.
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D. W. McBride
Second Street
Nevada
Journal
Residents and visitors list from Battle Mountain area
Local items note Bob Blossom in town and arrivals from Unionville San Francisco Reno Kennedy and Rebel Creek. The Hawthorne Bulletin annexe suggests W. E. Hills death may be accidental with a 22 caliber rifle found by him after a noon meal, a careless discharge possible.
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Hawthorne Bulletin
W. E. Hill
Fred Corkill
Captain Ashby
New Cattle Cross At Midwinter Fair Described
The San Francisco Bulletin notes Wm. Weaver of Durbin North Dakota arrives at the Midwinter fair with a small herd of cattle combining buffalo and polled Angus traits. The cross yields larger animals with finer longer fur and uniform seal brown skins valued at 100 to 150 dollars each. The meat reportedly surpasses buffalo in quality. Hood s Sarsaparilla advertised as a blood purifier and strengthener.
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San Francisco Bulletin
Wm. Weaver
Durbin
North Dakota
Miscellaneous News Notes from Diverse Sources
Various items report 49 murderers in Chicago county jail and an $80,000 St Louis fire. Arizona canal company reform moves. horses burned at Chagrin Falls. Mint estimates world gold production at 150 million in 1893. New York social reform probes funeral costs. cattle trade tensions over tuberculosis. Osage County Kansas cattle disease described. hoof to leg infection with death in days. Health board urges tuberculosis prevention and multilingual guidance. Wealth disparities noted: 32,000 millionaires hold over half national wealth. calls to stick to old party. Laxative Syrup of Igs advertised. Fort Worth notice. Winnemucca stock spay event by J G Hottoway.
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Big South Gila Canal Company
Arizona
Chagrin Falls
Ohio
How Not to Answer Subscribers from a 19th Century Editor
The Richmond Star notes a weekly editor who misreads two subscriber questions by swapping names. One asks about teething twins, the other about grasshoppers. the swapped replies give absurdly unsafe or inappropriate advice. Also mentions W.8. Porter in Winne mucca, office details at 4th and Melarky streets.
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Richmond Star
Porter
Winnemucca
4Th and
Melarky Streets
Nitf
Ladies Show Finest Stock of Sateens and Wallpapers
To the Ladies The finest and largest stock of plain and brocaded black and fancy colors sateens ever brought to this place We have the American German English and French makes You must come and see them F C Rorrys Co The finest stock of Wall paper in town at Brown and Piper s Get their prices before buying.
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F.C. Rorrys & Co
Brown & Piper's
Box Elder Trees for Sale at Residence of Mr M T
Individuals seeking box elder trees can obtain sizes at reasonable prices by visiting the residence of Fre M T. The notice indicates availability and the contact details for purchase.
Pure Condensed Milk and Cream Prices Lead Off Sale
Pure Condensed Milk and Cream Monroe brand concentrates offered at low cash prices. Milk and cream lets sold by the can or in sets of four for affordable amounts. Aimed at making Pure Goods accessible during hard times. From F. C. Ronrxs & Co.
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Monroe Brand
Favorite Brand
Enterprise
F.C. Ronrxs & Co
Deafness Cure Claim By Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement claims deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube, not local applications. It asserts nine cases arise from catarrh and offers $100 for any deafness case from catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure, urging readers to send for free circulars.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Tic
Teething cure promises from Mrs Winslow and remedies
A garbled 19th century ad blend touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething pain and assorted cures from digestion to diarrhea. It urges mothers to buy at druggists, cites a 25 cent price, and claims universal efficacy through the United States. Also mentions Simmons Liver Regulator and Krause’s Headache Capsules with testimonials and retailer references.
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Mrs. Wovstow
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Joe Pascal
Grover
Frank M. Smith
Oakland
Pacific Borax Company
Zeigler
Sacramento
Colcord
National Prison Association
St. Paul
Minnesota
Robert Larimer
F. J. McCullough
Mila Tupper Maynard
J. R. Williamson
Cleveland
Carson Mint
Adams
Hon. H. Harris
Carson
Calmville
Eameralla Co
Borax Works
Vaughn Brothers
John
Willie Litster
Boone Canyon
Lander County
Austin
K. EB. Winfrey
Silver Creek
Litster
Winfrey
Lincoln County
New York Capital
Virginia Enterprise
Bob Blossom of
Battle Mountain
J. W. Brown
Unionville
W. T. Jenkins
Kennedy
G. F. Muller
P. Sweeney
San Francisco
General Torrittin
Reno
Frank Snapp
Rebel Creek
Hood
U. S
Reval
Chicago
St. Louis
Bureau of the Mint
New York
Osage County
Kan
New York Board of Health
United States
Rome
Denver Road
Fort Worrh
Texas
J. G. Hottoway
Simmons
Ayer
Brown & Piper
Star
Extra Star
Elaine
Krause
Alleghany
Norman Lichty
Des Moines
C. W. Smart
Eagle Drug Store
Upper
Chas. A. LaGrave
Cunningham Bros
Rocky Mountain Coal
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Paul Neth
Bridge Street
Larayette
Nev
Germain
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