Local Notes Highlight Visits and Tragic Train Death
The town records visits by P H Saxton and Mr Bradley of Unionville. Peter Anker returns from Sacramento. Miss Imogene Ruddell visits Miss Ella Carpenter. Walter Brown leaves for Goldconta. W C Pitt and son Charles back from Stillwater. Charles Zimmershed and Eugene to Unionville. A show runs two to three days. Guests of the Carpenter household include the Breele sisters and O Kane family. Thies returns from Reno. Marten plans to buy thoroughbred cattle in Missouri to stock this area. William Craven, Brown's Station foreman, killed in a freight train accident east of Brown's. coroner's inquest held. Advertisements urge sleep aid with Pabst Malt Extract.
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William Craven
Brown’s
Brown
Lovelock
Wonty
Prosperity in Cottonwood mining venture near Lovelock
The Lovelock area reads of a new mine startup at Cottonwood under mining engineer Charles P. Turner with an electrical ore reduction process seen as a potential dividend payer. Eureka Sentinel notes banking and livestock moves while Lovelock forecasts the largest wheat harvest yet, with 60 000 sacks and about $100 000 to the farmers.
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Cottonwood Canyon
Lovelock
Charles P. Turner
Turner
H. J. Thies
Reno
Thies
Gazette
Mr. Thies
Remarkable Cure of Chronic Diarrhoea by Remedy
A veteran describes chronic diarrhoea since 1862 while serving in the 167th Pennsylvania Volunteers. After trying many medicines and doctors, a friend provided Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy, which he credits with a near miracle cure and recommends to fellow veterans.
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Pennsylvania
Agua
Lewinot
Henry Steinberger
Ubutown
Salt
Dheciete
Conenatrehal Co
Tla
New Tariff Law Promises Industrial Independence
The new tariff law signed by the President is urged as an industrial declaration of independence. An official text is issued by the American Protective Tariff League for citizen study. Protectionists can obtain five copies for ten cents by writing to W. F. Wakeman, 135 West 23d Street, New York, Document No. 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Protective Tariff League
Protectionista
W. F. Wakeman
West 23d Street
New York
Nevapa Hardware Co Promises Low Prices for Miners
A Nevada hardware firm claims the largest stock in the state and urges miners and others to trade for tools steel powder and supplies at low prices. The note pledges satisfactory dealings and ready accommodation on demand. Also promoting dwelling houses and a stove for sale behind a Durarest Office reference.
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Nevada
Nevapa Hanpware Co
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S. Xan
Joemn Lee
Cent’s
Nevada House
WM. Donaldson
Wadsworth
Stillwater, Churchill Co
Nevada Hardware *% Supply Co
BH. Manning
Virinia
Reno, Nevada
Hermitage
Old Crow
W. H. MuBray
Anbeanser-Perh
Byenten
Uhedoren
Ene
Wataktan & CO
Lovelock News
P.H. Saxton
Mr. Bradley
Unionville
Peter Anker
Sacramento
Imogene Ruddell
Ella Carpenter
Walter Brown
Golconta
W.C. Pitt
Charles
Stillwater
Charles Zimmershed
Eugene
Mr. St. Clair
Olinghouse Canyon
Agnes
Alice Breele
Wadaworth
O'Kane
Mra
Joseph O'Neal
Rye Pateh
L. N. Carpenter
Joseph Marten
Missouri
Tvo
Jygn
Eureka Sentinel
C. McHenry
First National Bank of
Modesto, Onk
Eureka County
Gill
the Durarest
F. J. Peterson, M. D
Borpiso
2Nd Street
Reno, Nev
W. H. Davis
Lovelock, Nevada
Garriel
David W. Rulison
Graduate University of California College of Dentistry
Virginia
Merghandisee
Wadsworth, Nevada
Bottling Works
Short Bro’s., Proprietors
Pabst Milwaukee Beer
White House
George Herberth
THE
Wadsworth Clothier
Gent
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