Local notes and items from Reno area society
Jack Bushell travels to England while W A Cumley returns from the fair and Swanson opens in the Crosby building. Mason Valley cattle report in fine condition. Wedding garb and Miss Madden’s string band prep for a Thursday rehearsal. Miss Mamie Lane to reach Clark’s station public school. Repeal bill passes both houses and is signed by the President. Be just and kind, Wadsworth praised after many trials. Wm. Campbell opens a new shoemaking shop in Crosby building. Susie Shoemaker visits Mrs Jaitt in Reno. Pett of Chicago calling. Voorhees bill vote 43 for 2 against passage. George Ferguson brings five tons alfalfa to Reno market. Thanksgiving tall tickets issued by G I A and B of L B for Nov 20. Mason buys 1800 tons hay at Lovelock to feed beef cattle. A girl hits a dog with a pie and its funeral held locally. Judge Uneney completes court at Mineo then comes to Wisworth Thursday night. Mrs Phillips and Linton receive a large invoice of children’s books in latest Mack style with otter and three strings. Cathartic Pills touted for headache and stomach cure and liver complaints improving digestion.
Fragmented Nevada notes mix town life and politics
The item bundles social events at Fraternal Hall on November 4 1894 with club news. It mentions the 92 and 93 Club social plans, silver movement talk, and local business notes. A Reno attorney Charles A Jones is named as potential next U S District Attorney.
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Pythian Sisters
Star Route
iWin Iit
Congrena
Charles A Jones
Reno
United States
Nevada
Free Press
Lowell Bride Unites Miss Quirke And Thom McKenna
In St Michael's church Lowell Massachusetts on a quiet afternoon Miss Margaret M Quirke wed Thom McKenna a railroad man from Wadeworth Nevada Fr Gilday officiated Miss Annie Quirke and Mr Michael P Quirke stood with the couple as best man The newlyweds plan a bridal tour through the east and will reside in Wadaworth The note ends with warm congratulations from friends and family and a reminiscence of Thomas McKenna's recent East visit and the progress of the Quirke children
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Lowell
Mass
St. Michael's Church
Margaret M. Quirke
Thom McKenna
Wadeworth
Nevada
Gilday
Misa Annie Quirke
Michael P. Quirke
McKenna
Wadsworth
Tom McKenna
Thomas McKenna
Mr. McKenna
Nellie
Wadaworth
Churchill 80th School Reports Roll of Honor Octo ber
Churchill school reports honor roll for districts 3 and 4 in October. Names in District 3 include Florence Rocie Martha Lofthouse Ada Dillard Abbie Wivhiman Charlie Lofthouse Victoria Lofthouse Ansim Dowaune and a Teacher. District 4 lists Kittie Austin Owen Harmon Gracie Brown Joe Bailey Frank Austin Herbert Austin Flora Brown Jessie Austin Annie Suennan and a Teacher.
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Florence Rocie
Martha Lofthouse
Ada Dillard
Abbie Wivhiman
Charlie Lofthouse
Victoria Lofthouse
Ansim Dowaune
Kittie Austin
Owen Harmon
Gracie Brown
Joe Bailey
Frank Austin
Herbert Austin
Flora Brown
Jessie Austin
Annie Suennan
Smith at Wadsworth announces new line of ladies cloaks and capes
Mrs Phillips and Linton inform the ladies they now have a No 1 first elise line of ladies cloaks and capes and will sell them at Popular prices. October 31 140 refers to a dated notice from Wadsworth about a wedding announcement.
Nevada Exhibit at California Midwinter Fair
Nevada State Agricultural Exhibit invites Washoe and Churchill counties residents to cooperate in a statewide display for the California Midwinter International Exposition. Joint managers G H Stoppann and P H Mincany urge farmers, miners, mechanics, manufacturers and firms to participate. They promise ongoing support and information to ensure a successful exhibit benefiting the entire state.
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Reno
Nev
Cilicia
Washoe
Churchill
State of Nevada
G. H. Stoppann
P. H. Mincany
Joint Managers
Nevada
California
Silver State Defends Industry Against Wall Street Press
A Nevada editorial laments papers urging citizens to focus on farming while Wall Street interests push for political quiet. It argues for state industry, independence, and civil liberty, warning against surrender to capital influence and calls for active engagement to defend national wealth and democracy.
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Nevada
America
Providence
Wall Street
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Wadsworth Dispatch
Thay
Ania
Leeave
Skvuwarkit
Chineehitt
Theorge Goodwin
Footer
Jerry Seeehan
Elko
Jim Blaine
Jack Bushell
England
W. A. Cumley
C.C. Stump
Mise Louise Marten
Chicago
J.B. Cunningham
Iowa Dam
Belknap Bower
Swanson
Crosby
Mason Valley
Miss Madden
Mamie Lane
Clark's Station
Wm. Campbell
Susie Shoemaker
J. Raitt
Callington
Voorhees
George Ferguson
G.I. A
B.of L. B
Mason
Lovelock
Uneney
Mrs. Phillips & Linton
Jolie Givorge
Duce
Henry Esden
Jim Gregory
White Horne
Billy Pierson
Finley Cook
Bride
Mina Mary A. Merklinger
Bartine Ia
Charlie
Martha
Idaho
Ayer
Empire House
Pike & Wightman Av
W. L. Smith
Susith Dom Jete
St. Peter
Tale Fell
Buckingham
Pioneer Mills
Jone Weald
Ian Otlyaye
Lire
P.N
Vike & Wightman
W. H. A. Pike
M.J. Curtis
Charlie the Baker
Pike
Curtis
Lowell Bride
Bilver
Kinrich
Ladice
Eaaymy
Warrenter
the Pythian Sisters
Calanthe Temple No. 3
Music Hall
J. B. Finney
F. H. Kiem
J. Denxine
Emrich
Reno, Nevada
Central Market
Main Street
Pike & Wightman
Proprietors
Hama and Wingherter Dacon
E. GC. Sessions & Co
First National Bank
Upson Bros
Telegraph Office
Wadsworth, Nevada
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