29 Sep 1883
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Newspaper
The Pioche Weekly Record
Location
Pioche, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1883
Page
1
A boy argues with a grocer about mis-sized sweet potatoes and scant ears of corn. He recalls his first crush, awkward dates, and a playful talk about marriage as the groceryman consoles him and jokes about heaven and the trouble of keeping Pa company.
A garbled oral reminiscence recounts a boy and companions fleeing a police encounter after firing shots. A dog, a failed burglary, and a tense visit home unfold as a groceryman notes parental concerns over drinking and romance. The narrator reflects on gifts and a girl, with fragmented street life details.
A fragmented OCR notice describes real estate actions including a transfer of property titled in the name of Gibfrm and related parties. It mentions a date near the thirtieth, a preliminary decree, and property described along a river bed near a harbor region with specific parcels and heirs involved.
Public sale notice listing Pestons Trema and sixteenth street catt free items as part of a sheriff sale. Addeose UW and Mathers & Co appear among the parties involved.
Report describes the petrified forest along the Little Colorado near Curizo, where signs of decay appear hours before arrival. Visitors see massive petrified stumps and limbs scattered across white sandy basins, with crystalized wood cubes sparkling in sun. The scene recalls a Michigan log camp as chips lie about, and colors range from amethyst to rainbow hues in the preserved wood.
The notice describes a sheriff sale by execution with goods, chattels, and real estate listed for bidding. It outlines the day and place, penalties, and the items including livestock, tools, furniture, and various commodities to be sold to satisfy judgments. Bidders are directed to appear on the specified Thursday date at noon to begin the sale.
A garbled notice references patent or appt matters for Towa Lye and other individuals in the Town of Belatal and Irish region. It mentions dates such as Primnar 194 and a requirement to file by the Sith day. The text lists various properties, boat titles, and parcels with marks and measurements, suggesting a public assertion or land claim process under unknown local authority. The fragmentary items imply actions for equalising and public information posting.
A fragmented OCR record describes a timber auction and associated property sale in Linert county. It mentions a Shirin company and a mill, various timber lengths and measurements, and attempts to cash in on the value of the assets. The text cites concrete numbers such as 449 meters and 609 erwing points, along with references to a sale date, duties, and residents or entities connected to the transaction.
Fragmented notice details a trustee sale under a court order involving the Hrinl Bilyrr Mining Company. Names appear with assets including mills machinery and mining diaries, describing claimants and property reach across multiple locations and the dated 1889 timeline.
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