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Newspaper
The Pioche Weekly Record
Location
Pioche, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1908
Page
2
The Picche Weekly Record, issued every Saturday, lists Eugene Goodrich as business manager. The notice notes entry at the Picche post office as second class matter for Picche, Nevada.
Authorized statement endorses George Bartlett for Congress, praising labor support and condemning violent tactics. It cites Samuel Gompers and John Mitchell, urges Nevadan voters to back Bartlett on November 3, and argues labor rights align with law and order against discontented factions.
An authorized statement argues Charles L Deady, serving 14 years as surveyor general chief, has protected land purchasers and kept title records accurate. It notes low interest rates for deferred payments and claims no mistakes or lawsuits under his tenure, urging voters to re elect him on November 3.
Authorized statement extols Justice George F. Talbot as final arbiter of Nevada law and urges voters to renew their trust in his leadership. It notes a U S Supreme Court approved eight hour decision and praises his judicial integrity. The piece also mentions Massachusetts women’s work hours and clubwomen seeking changes before 1910.
An incompletely legible 1908 notice appears in a newspaper fragment. The readable parts reference a dated event and an official publication but key details are missing, leaving the exact action and parties involved unclear.
Republican slate lists State Senator John Shier County Clerk W H Lister Public Administrator FP W Dickle Long Term Commissioner Joseph Ronnow Short Term Commissioner Howard Perkins Justice of the Peace Pioche Alfred Perkins outlines candidates for local offices.
In Lincoln County Nevada a Republican convention endorses the national and state candidates of Spica and binds nominees to follow the state convention on the U S Senate. It urges division of Lincoln County at the third standard parallel south and vows to pursue this at the next legislative session, contingent on property owner signatures per 1908 tax and registry lists.
An ardent lover laments his beloved’s modesty and reluctance to accept compliments. She replies she would become conceited if she admitted how beautiful she is, prompting a brief, coy dialogue about vanity and self perception.
A garbled dialogue shows a father confronting his son about a hidden box of cigars. The fragment hints at trust issues and a tense Sunday setting. Names and clear events are obscured by the OCR, but central conflict concerns secrecy and parental discipline.
A damaged entry mentions a patent application process and a public notice in Nevada. It references a fifty day period and a legal or administrative action, with unclear details due to OCR quality. The fragment cites entities such as Carson City and a mining commission but lacks complete facts.
Notice of patent application for a mining claim in Lincoln County Nevada. Details include survey bearings, corners, and distances, with a total claimed area of about 20 015 acres. Publication requested in the Weekly Recorder for nine consecutive weeks. Louis J. Cohn, Registrar, GW, Attorney for Applicant. Publication date 1088.
In the Justice's Court of Piocty Township an ad for Lincnih County Nevada appears before Judge F Cannellustion. The notice cites a legal action with parties Melateah and Maintin and sets forth a summons in the matter.
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