Weather Summary for Avosnemucca Station November 11 1996
United States Department of Agriculture weather report from Avosnemucca Station dated November 11 1996. Conditions cover the 44 hours ending 4 PM local time with a mean barometer 30.42 inches and temperatures ranging from a high of 10 to a low of 14 degrees, mean 27 and normal 36. Prevailing wind from the north with 24 hour precipitation of 1.00 inches. Observer: G B Ackerman Weather Bureau.
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U.S. Department OF Agriculture
Avosnemucca Staten
G. B. Ackerman
Observer Weather Bureau
Weather Forecast and Nevada Vote Opinion Echo
Weather forecast for fair tonight and Sunday. Station by temperature. A Salt Lake Herald note mentions a large Nevada vote but questions its size and predicts Nevada could surpass Utah in time. The Elko Argonaut quote reflects regional political sentiment.
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Salt Lake Herald
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Nebraska Bride Jilts Groom After Altar Kiss
The Chicago Times-Herald reports a Nebraska girl was jilted at the altar after the groom, while kissing her, detected the odor of cigarette smoke on her breath. The bridegroom walked away, and readers note the incident prompted the claim she deserved a better husband.
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Chicago Times-Herald
Sibley Elected Congressmen in Pennsylvania Tuesday
Joseph C. Sibley won election as congressman in Pennsylvania. He is praised for strong effort on the silver issue and was notably named for the Bryan ticket’s vice presidential nomination in 1896.
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Joseph C. Sibley
Pennsylvania
Sibley
Bryan
Girl in Huntington faces mayhem suit over biting
A Huntington West Virginia girl bit her lover's tongue off during a quarrel and now stands as defendant in a suit for mayhem. The Chicago Times-Herald remarks this incident suggests a new usefulness for the baseball mask.
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Huntington
W. Va
Chicago Times-Herald
Chicago Post Office Hires Physician For Clerks
A new physician will be hired at the Chicago post office earning 1700 dollars a year. He will examine clerks who report themselves sick and is expected to reduce government costs.
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Chicago
California Elects Gage Governor in Mock Historic Vote
The passage ridicules California for choosing Gage as governor while noting the state’s past defeat of Bryan two years earlier, framing the result as a moral or political setback.
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California
Gage
Bryan
Pittsburg Preacher Links Heaven Demographics to Salvation
A Pittsburg preacher argues that women will greatly outnumber men in heaven and urges men to strive harder in life. The sermon, attributed to Binsien, frames the ratio as a divine incentive to improve conduct and piety.
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Pittsburg
Binsien
Siamese Legation Expected to Return to United States
The secretary of state reports that the Siamese government plans to reestablish its legation in the United States after a lengthy lapse of years.
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Secretary of State
United States
Postmasters Granted Authority to Cash Pensioner Checks
A ruling confirms postmasters may cash pensioners' checks, saving time and money for recipients. The decision outlines standards and regional applicability, affecting mail offices and rural branches nationwide.
Trib Penetrates and Cures Liniment for Man and Horse
A terse ad style reflection notes that Trib penetrates and cures without blistering, praising it as a supreme liniment for both people and horses.
Dawson City Post Office Shakeup Sparks Letter Hoard
Police ousted from the Dawson City post as civilians take charge. The new administration found 12 000 letters hidden in a disused tank, many undelivered and not alphabetized. Indian girls are traded for labor by white men in the far North and Hudson Bay clerks at Fort Graham keep Indian women as chattel. Mr. Fox, a Fort Graham leader, paid fifty blankets for his companion.
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Dawson City
Hudson Bay Company
Fort Graham
Fox
Wonderful Timing Instrument and Dental Visits Noted
The article touts a pendulum chronoscope measuring down to one-thousandth of a second and suitable for non specialists. It also lists Dr. H B McDonald of Wadsworth visiting Winnemucca on November 15 and Golconda on November 22 for crown and bridge work and other dental services. It promotes One Minute Cough Cure and Chamberlains Pain Balm with drugstore advertisements for Eagle Drug Store and De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve as remedies.
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H. B. McDonald
Wadsworth
Winnemucca
Golconda
Eagle Drug Store
de- Witt
Local Advertisements for Patterns and Goods
County agency for Butterick patterns with new stock from New York City. displays of ladies jackets capes shirt waists and wrappers by KE Rew Starr Co Remnantz Co and E Rinnart Co. Promote One Minute Cough Cure for croup and coughs and Hood's Sarsaparilla for rheumatism with Pills at 26 cents.
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E. Reinnart & Co
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