Independence Day Plans and Local Notices
A July Fourth planning meeting at the Library Room elected H. K. Freudenthal temporary chairman and James McPadden temporary secretary, with Mc Madden and Dooley later named permanent chair and secretary. Committees were formed for decoration, arrangements, music, and observance, amid reports of ore processing at Reform works and other community notices including a roof fire, a barn loss, a death, and local governance updates.
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Moujade
Veank Godbe
TK. Edwarda
U. Ki
Advertised letters and notices from Proche Pout office
List of uncalled letters as of June 1 1390 includes Helpman Bensen Brown Bowley Brown Mie Buck H Honnett Beresford Boos Cadwell Cook Dinan Doble Foreman Farner Gilling Gardner Garkel Hogan Hicks Henley Lawson Melride Masoneri Martin Noakes Prevoott Shepard Sly Turley Went Foot-hand-coms Jons Worrion Verrati John Mer Pervons and others. Also notes New York visitors White and Maynard arrive. Anthony died at 75. funeral held. photos by Carl Schuman praised. contracts for railroad grading let. San Francisco arrival. local notices on marriage registrar. recent town events and miscellaneous ads.
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Proche Pout
Aia
Anthony Bensen
Brown Mes
E. Bowley
B. Brown
Mie M
Buck d
Honnett W. Beresford
Boos J
Cadwell D. Cook
Dinan R
Doble T. Foreman
Farner T. Gilling TR Gardner II
Garkel
J. Hogan J
Hicks W. K
Henley Mere
Lawson
Melride J. Masoneri
Martin J. Noakes
Prevoott
Shepard K. Sly Amos
Turley J. Went
Worrion
Verrati
Xohn Mer
Pervons Caiting
Jons Sree
P.M
Weather instruments arrive for Proche station
Mr N FP Dooley has received two delicate instruments from the Nevada State Weather Bureau for weather observations here. A Barograph records air pressure and a Thermograph records temperature on self registering cards moved by clockwork. Weekly cards are sent to Carson for monthly reports, improving local weather data.
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N. FP. Dooley
Nevada State Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Carson
Proche
Horse Killer Kicks and a Pain Remedy Proved
A railroad worker reports treating a large leg swelling on a horse caused by a kick with Trib, using up to five applications over two days to restore a horse to health. The remaining 50 cent bottle was used by others to cure sore arms and sprains, totaling fifty dollars in value. An endorsement from Anorrw F Gaecensey of Silver Reel Utah supports sharing this remedy knowledge.
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U. P
Clover Valley
Lincoln
Hornes
Silver Reel
Utah
Anorrw F
Gaecensey
Hay crop outlook bright as Sierra Valley floods ease
Honey Lake remains flooded for first time in three years while Sierra Valley hay prospects improve with high water. Ranchers fear another flood may ruin the season. riparian alerts contrast with reports of rising streams and harvest hopes. Local papers note political moves and land deals amid the state’s flood recovery.
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Honey Lake
Sonays
Sierra Valley
Riko County
Kilko
Hop
Thorns Fitch
Congress
Virginia City
Silver State
Nevada's War Paint on Silver Policy Split
A fragmentary commentary depicts Nevada pressing Congress and the President to settle the silver question to end political strife and preserve Union peace. The prose likens Nevada to a fierce, cinnabar red face figure with sagebrush in her hair, signaling strong regional sentiment.
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San Francisco
Nevada
Congress
Domestic Hints and Practical Cleaning Tips
A collection of household advice from old papers detailing washing glassware, meat handling, hair care, and fabric care. Tips include washing milk used tumblers in cold water, avoiding oven heat, pooling butter with meat, and using milk to clarify boiling molasses. Also notes on rust removal with lemon juice and salt and keeping a bottle of Tribune in households.
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Detroit Tribune
4 Model Love Letter From a Humorous Clipping
A citizen submits a comical love letter exemplifying florid, flawed prose. The spoof ranges from wild metaphors to misspelled flourishes, lampooning sentimental excess and odd spellings while naming no real persons or events.
Dry Goods Department Spring Sale In Dry Goods Depart
In the Dry Goods Department we offer special incentives to clear space for Spring and Summer goods now in transit. Includes blankets scarfs mitts hooded garments and children's wear in a range of fabrics and accessories.
Bargains in Overcoats Boots and Furnishings
In this Clothing Department we offer bargains on overcoats and boys hats and our extensive line of boots and gent s furnishing goods. Buck gloves priced 60 percent lower than formerly with the largest stock in years.
Grocery Department Catalog Prospectus
Grocery Department advertises constantly lower prices than competitors and invites customers to convince themselves. It claims a large stock of harness and related items including bri collars and whips, with a variety of goods added and cash terms strictly.
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Harnness
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St. John's Day
Ma Wunic
Anor Chon
HoPaddon Stone
Nevents Olfies
M. . Parpey
Sear Milton
Marana Ly Young
Duatice
Poole
A. A. Young
Vaylueaville, al
Cedar Street
Shourral
Hudilentuy
Me Mrawne
Yuba My. Co
Godbe
V. White
Gen
W. Maynard
New York
Mr. White
Profesor
Geo. W. Maynard
Wall
Dito
Win
Anthony
Thia
Carl Schuman
Delmue'a Place
Biocho
Gregerson
Mr. J. Risonmann
Ant
House of Win Chavo
Alex Harrison
Censay Takur
Li. McKensie
B. Loughney
Aut Mee
May McKeon
Stuns Gore
Abla
State News
Times Review
Reno
Reno Gazette
Winnemucos
Inyo Index
Big Pine
Misa Joah Turner
Silver Star
Nevada Land and Cattle Company
I D. Parkinson
Kelly Crook
Squaw Valley
General O.C
Avery, Houehold
Gosling
Aurora
Jay
Theo
Asaick
Julie Epaminondous
Miroellaneoue
J. Nesbitt & Bro
Main St
Proche, New
General Merchandise
Bloucht
Weadow Valley
Leoni & Papina
Meadow Valley Street
Pioche
John Frank
Main Street
Mandivh's
R. G. Schofield
Frceche
Jewstar
Ingravor
Eto
Ragard Offic
Kolice
Billy Gran
Uala
Rilpatrick Brom, & Collins
Milford
Kilpatriok Prom
Ots Mitford
Clothing Department
Grocery Department
Battiera
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