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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1897
Page
2
Subscriptions set for COR BRIDGE AND FOURTH STs listing one year by mail four dollars six months by mail two dollars and fifty cents three months by mail and by carrier in Winnemucca two dollars per week with incomplete figures in the source text.
Weather report from Wumenrocs Station dated November 4 shows a maximum of 16 degrees and minimum of 35 with mean 45 and no precipitation. next day low set at 28 degrees. Governor Atkinson recommends arming prisoners threatened with lynching to deter mob actions as debates over poll tax registration fairness continue.
Dispatch from Moscow says Mr Pyaskhotsky is making a name for himself as a pianist. To the casual observer the Grass Valley Union notes the gentleman already has name enough.
A Los Angeles newspaper reports that during a recent theater evening all young and pretty women removed their hats. The scheme appeared to work for every woman attending that theater that night as hats were removed.
Senator Jones, chairman of the national Democratic committee, says the election result is all Democrats could ask and more than they expected. He expresses satisfaction with the outcome and credits the party's efforts.
The Stockton Mail remarks that while Cleveland has faults, recent events reveal he lacks perseverance is not among them showing candor about his steadfastness.
The Chicago News notes an unsettled question whether bleaching hair leads to brain softening or brain softening prompts hair bleaching. The piece urges readers to give it up.
In Ty Ty Georgia Wesleyan meetings confessions of sins unfold publicly. A respected young woman admitted teaching school under an assumed name with an ungranted license, admitting she could not pass the exam. The episodes highlight the intense scrutiny of the holiness movement.
A fragmented page recounts church confessions of sins across a rural community with tales of stolen eggs and a handkerchief theft, a woman seeking forgiveness after a public hallelujah ride, and a child outcry. Also includes testimonials for Hood’s Sarsaparilla and various household goods and services from E Reinart & Co. plus advertisements for Cole’s Stoves and Castarets.
Notice is given that on Saturday November 1 1897 at my residence in W Ansamnees the owner will sell or cause to be sold several pledged items to satisfy the debt and costs. Items include a ladies side saddle a gold medal a Carson Guard watch and chain and a carriage. Pledges redeemable before sale. otherwise sold to the highest bidder for cash. A D Wilcox Executrix of the estate of A D Wilcox.
Humboldt County Nevada notifies that the assessment roll is received and state and county taxes are due at the county treasurer's office in Winnemucca. Unpaid taxes by December 6 incur delinquency and a ten percent penalty as provided by County Treasurer Jay P Laverga. November 1, 1897.
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