Local notes from Kennedy and Carson City area headline labor and travel
Local items report Dr H H Hutchins arriving from Lovelock and others leaving for Carson City Kennedy and Paradise school plans and the Eureka county Silver party delegation progress Labor Day observed nationwide and stage fare hikes between Kenney and nearby towns noted plus dairy investment talk praising Nevada climate for creameries and Holstein cattle.
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Carson City
United States
A. C. Brown
Oakland
People's Party
California
Eureka County
Wren
Humboldt
Central Pacific Leases Eight UP Locomotives for Fruit Freight
Central Pacific has leased eight heavy locomotives with full crews from the Union Pacific for about three months due to unprecedented freight crowds. The volume is dominated by fruit shipments, with observers noting an extraordinary eastward flow over the Central Pacific line. The fruit trade, strained by a strike, is now being rebuilt as endless fruit trains roll eastward, challenging available labor to absorb the load.
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Central Pacific
Union Pacific
Twenty Toes and Silver Party Candidates
An odd quip about a two toed condition in Homer Index contrasts with local politics. Paul Laveaga Sr. announces as Silver party candidate for county treasurer seeking re election. Lew Dunn seeks re election as county clerk. J J Hill runs for county recorder with vows of continued faithful service. Also: six to seven hundred tons of good hay for sale.
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Andrew Westfall
Westfall
Paul Laveaga
Silver Party
Laveaga
L. FP. Dunn
Lew Dunn
J. J. Hill
Sugar Market Tales of a Senator and a Telegraphed Fortune
A Buffalo Courier excerpt parodies a senator's autobiography of stock speculation in sugar. A telegram shows sugar sold at 86 earning $247,000 while the author insists on integrity. The piece blends fiction with a civic vignette and ends with local notices and a dental ad.
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Ibsen
United States
Miscellaneous Notes From Various Sources
Canada has granted only 115 divorces in twenty years. The Salvation Army plans a campaign in the Hawaiian Islands. Indiana Populist leaders renounce Coxey. Three hundred Democratic printers in Chicago form a Populist Club. A young woman in Princess Anne Maryland died from swallowing chewing gum. Fourteen state conventions adopt a resolution for elected U S senators by the people. Congress passed over 8000 bills. under 1500 considered in committee. A five cent restaurant for women opens in Boston and proves popular. Court martial to try Second Infantry N G C members for strike charges at Sacramento. James P. Clarke, Democratic governor candidate in Arkansas, deemed ineligible due to duel challenge. Yukon mining boom reported. $150000 in gold awaiting shipment to San Francisco. Miners flock into Alaska from Sitka and south regions. A facetious barber on Liberty Street New York advertises with humorous windows.
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Princess Anne
United States
Boston
Second Infantry
Sacramento
James P. Clarke
Arkansas
Warm Weather Health Remedies and Local Notices
An old advertisement page promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla for tiredness and debility, Hall’s Hair Renewer for hair loss, Ayer’s Pills for stomach and health, and a reminder to settle Paul Neth estate debts. It also offers Elaine oil, affordable clothes, and cheap flour and groceries from E. Reinnart & Co with various sales pitches and brand promotions.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children claiming immediate relief from crying and pain. It touts benefits for diarrhoea stomach upset wind colic and gum inflammation with a pleasant taste and a cure by a renowned female physician. Price is twenty five cents per bottle and sold by druggists worldwide. Also mentions Ayer's Sarsaparilla as superior among blood purifiers.
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Mrs. WiNsLow
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H. H. Hutchins
Lovelock
Kennedy
Nixon
A. LaGrave
Carson
Clara McGonagle
J. J. Lawrence
Bonnifield
Reno
J. F. George
Beula George
Short
Miss Fellnickel
Wadsworth
Salt Lake City
George
Fellnickel
Whitehorne Ranch
Filemore
Southern Pacific
J. Bonnifield, Jr
D. J. Hadley
F. M. Fellows
A. F. Trousdale
J. W. Guthrie
Board of School Trustees of
Paradise
William Herrod
Angel’s Camp
Kenney
Col. Hollister
San Luis Opispo County
Cal
Carson Appeal
Nevada
County Recorder
Buffalo Courier
Washington
Wall Street
Mary
M. E. Church
F. C. Ropins
A. F. Trouspae
Toge
E.G. Ward
Busch Hotel
Canada
Salvation Army
Hawaiian Islands
Indiana
Coxey
Chicago
Yukon River
Oanalaska
San Francisco
Sitka
Alaska
Liberty Street
New York
Ohto
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Gleason
Notary Public
J. Cheney & CO
A. D. Wilcox
Porter
Winnemucca
Bridge Street
Ielo-It
J. Roveoy
W. W. W. Winnemucca
U. S
Hoep
Paul Neth
Charles Neth
Ayer’s
E. Reinnart & Co
Elaine Oil
E. Reivnart & Co
Ad-Tf. E. Reivnart & Co
Ayer
Operice
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