Local News Items From Nevada Regions
Banton returns from Kennedy and Hardin arrives from the Hardin ranch. Mrs Gora Nicholas departs for Foltz to oversee a local school. Hill returns from San Francisco and notes Mrs Mils death is greatly improved. After January 1 stamped envelopes will be cheaper. Sibbald and Ayers visit Welberby for cattle interests. Davia may become deputy state treasurer. Strikers case testimony mirrors the previous trial. jury seated. Bryson injures hand in yard work. no bones broken. Washoe county votes for direct senatorial elections by people. other counties show similar support. Raymond arrives from Kennedy to inspect mines for Eastern friends. Kennedy is seen as a future great camp. Rev Alonzo Scott to speak on race at the Methodist church. admission free. The event includes humor and music. attendance invited.
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Banton
Kennedy
C. HE. Hardin
Hardin Ranch
Gora Nicholas
Foltz
Unionville
Hill
San Francisco
Mill
J. Sibbald
Golconda
Ayers
San Jose
Welberby
R. ©. Davia
Dayton
Mint
Henry Raymond
Oregon
Raymond & Ely
White Pine County
Alonzo Scott
Methodist Church
Silver State Ball a Grand Worthy Nevada Event
Thanksgiving eve ball in Winnemucca drew 174 attendees with 112 dancers in 14 sets. The reception orchestra and Prof. Hilderbrandt played as guests enjoyed supper at A Kleinhans’ building next to Robina & Co. Afterward dancing continued until 3 am. The article praises the M E church ladies for the supper and notes local mining and borax operations nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Party of
Nevada
Crook
Different Birds Provoke Local Debate On Flight Habits
A humorous note compares frigate birds and the Washoe canary for long air living. It jokes about roosting and suggests migratory birds would spare the state, then warns hunters and fishermen to avoid above town fields where cattle are wild and dangerous.
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Sracrer & Sweerser
Silver Conference aims to outline a new silver party plan
General A J Warner presided over a two day closed meeting in St Louis of the Bimetallic league executive committee. Speakers including W J Bryan and H Bland urged free coinage of silver and uniting silver men from all parties. A committee led by Warner drafted action steps for a future convention to absorb the Populists and form a lasting Silver party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Warner
Ohio
Bimetallic League
St. Louis
John Devine
Nebraska
Transmississippi Congress
People's Party
Warner
Friends of Silver
United States
Waite
Colorado
Collins
Little Rock
Judge Miller
Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Richard P. Bland
Missouri
J. C. Sibley
Pennsylvania
Mr. Thompson
California
Henry W. Miller
C. C. Cole
Des Moines
Iowa
Postal thieves traced by mail system detectives
A New York Advertiser interview outlines how the U S post office traces thefts by tracking mail through every handler. Dots mark workers who handled letters, detectives shadow suspects, and decoy letters gather evidence until arrests. The method relies on strict reporting and accountability across railway messengers and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Post Office Department
New York
Paper as a Bed Covering for the Cold
A letter advises Winnemucca residents to use newspapers or yellow wrapping paper between blankets to trap heat and stay warm. The writer explains paper minimizes air flow, keeps bodily warmth in, and suggests readers try a newspaper blanket to combat winter cold.
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Winnemucca
Syrup of Figs Promoted for Gentle System Cleansing
An old advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a gentle remedy to cleanse the system, relieve constipations, and stimulate kidneys and liver, claiming it comforts the body without irritation while dispelling headaches, colds or fevers.
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Hood
Local Advertisements from Paradise Valley Nevada Listing Goods and Services
Paradise Valley merchants advertise flour and feeds at RECANZONE AND PORGSONE. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills pitched as health aids. Raident tea offers 12 for 25 cents. F C Robins & Co promote buckwheat flour self rising flour maple products and candies. W S Porter dentist offers services. piano tuner Oscar Hildebrandt plans visit. various legal blanks and liver tonics also offered. seasonal fruit advertised.
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Carson
W. H. Bryson
Washoe County
Kennley “New Era
Imperial Mill
Hidden Treasure
Joe Acker
W. Garrard
Angel's Camp
Mr. Garrard
Nevada State Prison
A. Neuschwander
Reno
Leaguers
Tee
Motive Power Department
Southern Pacific Company
Sacramento
Winnemada
Carlin
Jarlin and
Wadsworth
Wadsworth and
Truckee
Robins & Co
Onto
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. Co
Hall
A.D ‘ Sexi
A. W. Gleason Notary Publics
J. Cheney & CO
Paradise
Arsettarr & Co
Brown & Piper's
New England
F.C. Robins & Co
U.S
Silver State Mills
Silver State Milla
Marat Valley
Paradise Valley
P.O. Robins & Co
F.C. Ronis & Co
F. C. Roniys & Co
W.3s. Porter
Bridge Street
F. C. Ropins & Co
F.C. Roniss & Co
Ayer
Oscar Hildebrandt
Nizt
FL C. Robines& Co
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