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Newspaper
The Pioche Weekly Record
Location
Pioche, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1882
Page
3
Observers note dilapidated school benches and backs in Pioche while calls rise for funded furniture upgrades aided by the School Trustees and citizens. The issue sits beside reports on the Coffey case, vanished wells, bullion shipments, and local mining notes.
Local briefs recount town happenings in Pioche including visits by Brauer Moscotie and Father Moloney for confirmation, boardinghouse concerns, prospective political candidates visiting Lincoln County, and a note on fresh fruit coming from Southern Utah. Also mentioned are a stone wall addition at Haggerty & Barton, a joke about a wild cat, and remarks on Panaca Pidohe baths versus beef and turkey diet.
In Mune Valley Sept 8, 185). Local items report steady yields and ongoing mining changes at St Thomas and nearby mines. Jack Langie opens a drug store. social news mentions Mrs Simconn and Charlen. Various locals named for politics, business openings, and community events amid a hot season and fever around the Muddy.
Readers note a curious fleet named Prairie Schooners moving along Meadow Valley Street. The columnist claims Arabs did not seize the British squadron nor steal a shaft to bore the Suez Canal, then announces a shipment of select items including the famed oil of grain, praised by enthusiasts.
A curious description touts a TEA KETTLE made in Trimble County Kentucky. It is said to have traveled around the Horn and endured tropical heat and polar cooling, crossing the line twice and undergoing purification by renowned rectifiers. Also advertised is a stock of First Class brandies wines and liquors aged to soften and mature for discerning palates.
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