Susanville Neighbors Busy Rebuilding and Social News
Local notes report Susanville rebuilding progress amid community chatter. Mentions include Arthur Macpherson, T. Toomy from St. Clair, visits by A. R. Jeffreys and family, J. Bantord and Lem Allon in town, and a humorous tale of a sister joining bathers after borrowing brothers’ clothes. Also references to wheat prices, immigrant arrivals, and regional travel to Reno, Lovelock, and the Lake for excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trollaon
A. R. Jeffreys
Wadaworth
J.M. Bantord
Lem Allon
Party Honor for Ming Hattie Clark at Cosy Riverside Cottage
A Monday evening gathering hosted by Inat Me and Mrs Edwin Fowler honored Ming Hattie Clark at their cottage across the river. Many young guests attended enjoying singing and refreshments of ice cream and cake before Mr J H Whited and niece Esther McBean joined to accompany guests home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Fowler
Ming Hattie Clark
Mr. Wetmore
Mina
Benjie Whited
Millie
Gwin Parnell
J. H. Whited
Mire Esther McBean
Mining Notes Suggest White Horse Development Ahead
Excerpts describe mining activity and prospects across several claims. Witley Poole shows progress with eminent work. Bald Eagle, Tiger, Adelaide, Donelin Totts, and White Horse projects reported. Prospects are strong, with tunneling, ledges visible, and plans for sinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Horse
Witley-Poole
John Hayes
Dave Washeim
E. Z. Bailey
San Jose
Adelaide
Donelin
Sacramento
Fragmentary 19th century gossip and captions
A garbled OCR page contains scattered social-notes style items. Mentions include a Reno visitor Billy, Judge Ling, Hon. W. H. A. Piles, and a scene with young eagles from a Reservation. Text is fragmented with mis-spellings and nonsensical lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Monk
Esay
Billy Ms Ton Ia
Reno
Wadeworth
Indge Ling
Observations From Reno Residents and Local Scenes
Observations from Reno describe everyday life with remarks on drinking, bottling, horse shows, cleaning up Saturday, cigarette shortages, Salvation Army receipts, local leaders on the move, Tom Hymer’s new building, and a busy Palace restaurant. Cyclists and a growing business scene accompany mentions of ward workers and court appearances, with town chatter about residents, new constructions, and civic services.
Judge pursues jail diet reform amid county unrest
The Journal reports local turmoil as Wadeworth fights break-ins and robberies blamed on outsiders. A judge pushes improved jail rations to curb crime and restore order, while sheriff and commissioners examine inmate welfare. Citizens fear for safety as burglaries and threats persist nightly.
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Toidge
Himmel
Wadawsith
Yeaterday
Wadeworth
Reno
Prinba Wes
Tom Groton
Luakger
Riet Vooon
Lothrop
Tudgw Linn
O'Bears
McLaughlin
Crowby
Commissionera
Gent County
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