Town Notes and Tales From Lovelock and Beyond
Local items report the first ice of the season, visits and travel of residents, school attendance notes, a masquerade planned on Main Street, and various health and business updates. Mentions include Mrs. Hunt in London visiting, Senator Jones shifting parties, Lovelock fever easing, and John Lee buying stock in San Francisco.
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John Lee
San Francisco
County Board Revises County Tax Assessments
The county Board of County Commissioners met with Chairman Crosby and Commissioners McLaughtin and Mit Crosby. They reduced sheep valuations by twenty five cents per head and adjusted several real estate and personal property assessments including G B Avasini, Hi Heidenrele, Joseph Visetti, Mrs Mary Johnson, and Mrs Mary Crocker. The board adjourned after approving county bills.
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Counssinnerd
Iyndle Jination
Gen. Mit Catted i Crosby
Joseph Visetti
Mary Johnson
Mary Crocker
Fragmented political opinion amid calling for prudent leadership
The passage voices mixed, garbled views on impeachment, birth claims, and Presidental fate. It cites CC Goodwin offering advice to Graver while urging honest monetary policy and bold political stands in mining states, warning surrender would flood nations with turmoil.
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CC. Goodwin
Salt Lake
Anserisia
A Local Ledger Lists Prison Labor and Public Expenditures
A fragmentary ledger entry shows numerous names and items related to road work hospital supplies indigent assistance and salaries. The list names include W.S. Needham J.F. Aitken G. W. Avery H. P. Brown and J. Johnson among others with amounts, services and material such as lumber drugs and undertaking costs. The records reference Reno county treasurer and county workers including road crews and jail repairs with various charges and disbursements.
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Thomas & Russell
F. Bonham
Jlb
Herbert
H. Ball
Jane An
Amos Alt
P. McLaugalla
Ndivent
Reno
W. Low L. Co
Carlen
Curler
W.S. Needham
G. W. Avery
G. A. Germstein
E. Cooper
Sunset Telephone Co
A. W. Griswold
C. Madden
Sunset Telepagne Co
W. A Philips
A. Naton
J. Smith
W.N Scott
J. Brookins
M. J. Th
Nathan
S. Emmon
Reno M. & L
S.C. Wells
Crocker Co
Lachman
W.P. McLaughlin
Bush
W. McLaughlin
A.g.fletcher
S.J. Hodgkinson
W. B. Griswold
W. Sanders
P. Rowan
Geo. Alt
J. Cusick
J. Johnson
John Lee
CN. NG
W. J. Coughlin
A. H. Muuling
Co. & Larcomb
W. Donaldson
Wadsworth Fire Department
R. Powell
Ees
Feahan
H. P. Brown
Nevada State Journal
McLaughton
G. Dixon
M.D. Kelley
M. Howrdman
SeLaughton
J. Sullivans
Riverside Hotel
D- Dickey
HL Murphy
Coge Jets
Weight estimation of live cattle by body measurements
The text explains determining live cattle weight using girth around the chest and length from shoulder to hip. It gives a formula: weight proportional to girth times length divided by 144, with various multipliers for ranges and a correction factor of about 1/20 of the result.
Old-Time Railroaders Celebrate Day at the World’s Fair
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen marks October 13 as Day at the World’s Fair. Jayeon of Mt. Carroll Jr 86 and J B Davidson of Stellarton Nova Scotia 91 claim to be the oldest conductor and locomotive engineer. They plan a short ride on Samwon the locomotive now on display as part of the event. Preparations are under way for about 15 090 trainmen to attend.
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Jayeon
Mt. Carroll, Jr
Davidson
Stellarton
Nova Scotia
Samwon
Sameon
Finlayson
Bork Scott Birth Announcement at Wadaworth
A son was born to Mrs John Heott at Wadaworth on September 80 1893, continuing the family line.
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Scott
Wadaworth
John Heott
Scott Family Mourns Loss In Waileworth Out
The Disrarc extends heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Scott, on the loss and affliction they face.
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Scott
Waileworth
John Scott
Disrarc
Not Enough Money This Time Says Earth Citizen
A fable-style vignette contrasts Earth and Mars as the Gentleman from Mara asks about business. The Earth citizen replies Poor with grain and livestock issues noted. the Mars visitor probes if shortage of currency or production is to blame, while local ads mix in casual notices and goods for sale.
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Earth
Stockton Mail
Mara
Mars
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