Pioche Weekly Record Provides Saturday Issue Note
Pioche Weekly Record emphasizes its Saturday publication cadence with reader mention and attribution to Eugene Goodrich as the source or contributor.
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Newspaper
The Pioche Weekly Record
Location
Pioche, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1908
Page
2
Pioche Weekly Record emphasizes its Saturday publication cadence with reader mention and attribution to Eugene Goodrich as the source or contributor.
A Missouri coal inspector, J. Thomas of Bevier, reports miners show remarkable longevity despite hazards. He cites workers starting at young ages, remaining active into old age, and thriving under ground conditions while noting localized water from coal soot may affect health. He recalls Bevier residents drinking soot-tainted water and asserts a possible protective effect against disease.
Miss Cayenne asserts the flying machine already serves the public. The Washington Star notes the exchange as a commentary on early aviation impact and its potential usefulness.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a public survey led by Maurer Ad Eehie Da with measurements and stakes. It mentions a 190 foot line and appears to list patens or patrons, with publication dated October 22, 1908.
A historical survey of statements about women from old school proverbs and literary quotes. It notes male singled out biases, the rarity of marriage praise, and examples of gendered jokes and sayings. It cites lines about tears and a comparison with Sophy Streetfield’s tears as a foil to endurement.
L T Clifford, a poultry owner, found a large bullanare in his henhouse coiled around two hens. He struck the reptile, killed the creature, and freed the birds. The snake measured between 3 and 4 feet in length. On a subsequent Saturday another disturbance arose in the fowl yard.
A playful exchange shows te Ardent's boastful remark about beauty met with modest denial. A young boy named Tommy questions his father about his unchanged cigar box, hinting at curiosity and family dynamics in a small domestic moment.
Notice refers to an application by Susie Land and Carmen Cy with unclear names and locations. Contains garbled text about patent procedure and a person or office identified as Entel. No clear date, place, or actionable deadline discernible.
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