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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1880
Page
3
An unclear fragment references a U.S. Army item and Bing ARM notes. The likely focus is an Army-related decision or moment affecting defense operations, with limited readable context to identify persons or organizations precisely. Further readable text needed for clearer summary.
Local intelligence notes B J Torrey is negotiating to purchase or lease the Fairmount will to restart it as a custom mill. The mill has been idle over a year, sending ore elsewhere at miners expense, and reactivating it could employ several men and recover ore dumps in the county.
Reports from Guthrie and Bushea ranches indicate peaches apricots and even plums and apples were killed by late freete weather. Himboutt climate favors berries and wild currants and gooseberries grow well. Cultivated varieties do well but peaches and apples are largely damaged by frosts.
A meeting will be held at Oriental Hall at 7 20 this evening to hear committee reports and organize a Democratic Club. All are invited to attend.
A corps of engineers left Wadsworth yesterday to begin surveying for a proposed narrow gauge railroad from that area toward Columbus in Humboldt county. Fresh oysters celery and salad were noted at Dec’s Lexell Station during the night.
Squire Meador writes from Prescott describing travel from San Francisco to Los Angeles and Maricopa, notes rich mines and dry washing near Antelope mountain, warm climate with two grain crops and alfalfa, Phoenx town, and plans for prospecting near Prescott. He mentions Peck and Tiger mills halted by litigation and hopes for quick resolution.
Considerable freight arrives for the Northern country including Spring City Paradise Fort McDermit Silver City and Fort Boise. Mex Wise loaded three teams with 50 000 pounds for Noise Barracks and Ba Rey hart Co sent 14 000 pounds to Fort McDermitt. Heavy freight destined for Silver City merchants. Stages now run on wheels into Silver City and road conditions are improving.
Readable fragments indicate active demand for Galot coal oil in Sacramento with last week’s four day market activity showing significant arload movement and renewed interest in the commodity. Sparse text limits precise figures or dates.
Personal notes recount R M Howland returning from Leadville remarks on flat ledges and Leadville prosperity. Grand Master Smith on a lecturing tour among Odd Fellows. J H Dennis of Tuscarora attends Democratic Convention. Governor Kinkead and wife to pass tomorrow. M P Freeman of Elko to San Francisco. James Gould of Mill City in town. A S Philip arriving from Reno.
Collings reports wool sale of 18000 pounds and an 84000 pound wool clip while yields look vast. J H Windle shows marked recovery. Valley prospects are bright with record grain and wool output. Frank Meyer's Queen City saloon burned by suspected arson. Kemler and Filchie train two horses for the valley fair. Push card game grows in popularity among locals and San Francisco youths face minor penalties.
James Thacker to open the Telegraph Saloon this evening and extend his best smiles to old friends and the public.
A Dramatic Society gathering is set for Centennial Hall at 7 30 this evening to assign roles. President A J Surerann urges all old and new members to attend.
Advertising copy touts German Syrup as a celebrated remedy by Dr A Boschee for coughs colds and lung troubles. It claims rapid cure and lasting health with two million bottles sold annually. Warns against similarly named medicines and notes price 75 cents per bottle 25 cents for small size.
An old advertisement touts Hostetetter's Stomach Bitters for stomach issues and promotes Dr. A. Grrrexer at the Depa Bakery and Restaurant. It claims he can cure ailments for 25 cents and offers seasonal delicacies like strawberry tart, cake, and cream specialties.
Heston's baked beans and brown bread featured at Doc's Lexell Stamp shop in a small town setting. The item highlights simple pantry staples and local snack options.
Readable fragments show Basiness offers dress suits and essentials. Unclear details but notes on suited garments and undershirts imply a retail focus in a period-appropriate catalog style.
An 19th century ad touts Brown's Honscheld Panacea as a universal pain reliever, claiming it cures various pains and promises double strength. It also promotes Brown's Vermifuge for worms, warning of potential harm to children. Also advertised are low cash prices for coffee, tomatoes, oysters, and fresh produce at F C Robins in Nevada. Seeds and goods sold at Chenoweth's Cash Store in Bridge Street, Mueca Nevada.
A terse advertisement claims Levy and Co’s Ideal baking powder outperforms competitors and contains no alum. It promises reliable rising power for bakers and their pastries, asserting superiority over other brands and inviting comparison.
Public notice proclaims nightly free drinks at A. D. Williams Polaca Saloon with a cheeky price list displayed and invitations for patrons to visit. No clear date or official body is listed but the message promotes ongoing offers and consumer curiosity.
A digest of old ads touts Hall's Vegetable Sicilian hair restore product as a powerful restorative for gray hair scalp cleanliness and dandruff. Also promotes Shilohs Consumption Cure as best lung medicine with testimonials and price. Mentions local druggists C A DeLacescre and C S DeSavs Sux and Winnemucca Nevada presence.
Meret Levy and Company announce today the opening of the largest and most complete stock of dry goods buttons and clothing to be found in the state. They urge readers to call and see the value offered, promising money saving opportunities.
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