Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets Notice
Luke aw 19 appears in a fragmented street notice referencing Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets. The readable portion identifies locations but lacks dates or authorities.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1900
Page
2
Luke aw 19 appears in a fragmented street notice referencing Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets. The readable portion identifies locations but lacks dates or authorities.
Weather data from WisNEMUcca station includes mean barometer 29 08, max 67, min 43, mean 55, normal 9% degrees, wind from N, precipitation inches. Human-interest notes cover Miss Helen Gould seeking guidance, various requested loans totaling 1 548 000, including church aid and Cuban colony plans, plus remarks by Edwin Markham on wealth distribution and a Pittsburgh school savings record. A light Iowa tale about a broken engagement over false hair, and a note on meat exports topping 200 million dollars, driven by corn.
A medical authority states smallpox nearly vanished before the Spanish war. Due to official laxity, 7,267 new cases and 402 deaths occurred in the United States in the last three months.
A lawyer on his deathbed bequeathed all his property to a lunatic asylum, explaining that he wished his estate to return to the same liberal class who had patronized him.
A Kansas editor hails Missouri congressman Champ Clark as a diamond pin in the shirtfront of freedom, praising his leadership and steadfast stance amid national politics.
The Needmore Florida postmaster was arrested on embezzlement charges. The Chicago Times-Herald notes the town may be named for him. The piece references remarks by the St. Louis Globe-Democrat on various figures and a jab at Paderewski’s earnings versus the U.S. president.
Advert says Digestion waits on appetite and lack of appetite signals weak digestion. Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters is taken before meals to cleanse the bowls stimulate stomach secretions purify blood strengthen liver and kidneys and claim it as the most efficient medicine for stomach troubles. A private revenue stamp covers the bottle neck.
A public election will be held Monday May 28 1900 at the school house Winnemucca Humboldt County Nevada to elect two School Trustees for terms of two and four years from July 1 1900. Polls open 1 pm close 6 pm residents only with registry. US citizens may register if meeting residency rules and not on registry. W A Brown Clerk Winnemucca School District No 7 May 19 1900.
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