Soldier News Chronicle Silent Signals CarveU8 1890
War Department Signal Carve U8 notes from ChronKR 20 1890 at 4 17 AM record observations taken at the same moment with military cryptic entry.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1880
Page
3
War Department Signal Carve U8 notes from ChronKR 20 1890 at 4 17 AM record observations taken at the same moment with military cryptic entry.
Judge Whitman of Virginia City and Senator Penning of Washoe will speak at Centennial Mall this evening on current issues from a Republican standpoint. Both are noted as strong speakers and the item suggests joint discussions across parties to curb misstatements. A Piute farmer named George, four to five miles above Toll-house, grows potatoes and melons for sale. he owns a team and ships produce to market, meriting encouragement from whites. In Pleasant Valley other Titian farmers grow grain but are distant from markets. The Board of Equalization reportedly rescinded a prior order raising land valuations after counsel advised improper procedure, and there is hope for a state board of equalization to tax property across county lines.
Moody and Sankey left Omaha for San Francisco to hold revival meetings, planning stops at Salt Lake to study Mormonism. The piece notes a voter registration deadline as the last day to register, urging qualified voters to ensure their names appear on the registry to vote in November.
Venus and Jupiter appear bright in opposite skies after sunset with Jupiter dominating brightness at perihelion. The article notes political campaigns. tax notices warn of due taxes and 10 percent delinquency penalties after November. local movers include Judge Whitman Senator Pow ning and Arch ie Charles reporting mine work and ore shipments.
A shop exhibition at Uncle George Walker's displays Hobby & Smith stone chimneys praised as cheaper lighter alternatives to iron stovepipes. The display lot, brought by Hon Charles McConnell, suits domestic use and features broad ceiling supports. Walker promises prompt delivery and guarantees orders.
In Marietta Ohio a neighbor struck a man on the head with a cane and the victim later died after his skull fractured. The judge commented on the minor injury yet the man died within the same courthouse session.
Mothers urged to buy Mrs Winston's Soothe Me Syrup to calm teething infants. Claiming rapid relief, bowel regulation, and maternal rest, the ad touts safety and pleasant taste, prescribing it as from a renowned female physician. Sold nationwide for 25 cents a bottle.
A block of old time ads touts tobacco varieties and cigarettes from multiple brands plus three ply rubber hose and winter wear. Coffees, books, stationery and general goods are pitched as cheap for cash at Levy & Co and Cumsow Kaw's.
Sufferers of dyspepsia and related stomach woes are urged to try Grey's Avaver Flower. The ad claims two doses relieve indigestion, heartburn, sour stomach, and related symptoms. A sample bottle is offered for 10 cents, full bottle 75 cents, available through druggists nationwide.
In the Whole History of Medicine no preparations has ever performed such marvels. Aury's Cherry Pectorat is celebrated as a universal cure for throat and lung diseases. It aids against colds and severe disorders, relieves suffering, and is recommended by physicians and clergy alike. It is presented as absolutely certain in its remedial effects and widely trusted.
An elderly local Christian minister Rev George H Thayer praises Shilohs Consumption Cure claiming it saved him and his wife. The ad endorses products from Drs Mather France Bourben and druggists C A Desaussure and F C Kerry with offers on Shilohs remedies lard and fruit cans at local storefronts.
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