Nevada Journal Snippets From Sundays Daily Ledger
Thirty six cases of butter shipped last night. County commissioners to meet Monday. Keys of Sierra Valley registered at the Palace. Eleven cattle cars arrived for Ward Bros. Hildebrandt returned from Nevada and Utah trip. Ray Baker visiting relatives left for Oakland. Stubbs did not lecture due to weather. Receiver Fall of the United States Land Office spent Sunday with his daughter. Kennedy tine camp prep. Miss B Laughton, daughter of ex Lieutenant Governor Laugh ton, was aboard the west bound train. West bound arrival delayed by landslide near Port Costa. Judge Bounifield arrived from Winnemucca and will go to Carson to serve as Supreme Court Justice. About 100 applicants for prison guard positions. University girls to entertain at Piper's Opera House January 12 for armory ball funds. Samuel Rice, at 30,000 policy paid by Sacramonte friends. No colored member in new Congress noted. Holcombe inaugurated Nebraska governor. oath by Chief Justice Norbal. County treasurer Boyd had a severe fall on ice. U S Department of Agriculture nine months 1894 exports show 800 000 beef cattle to Great Britain worth over 16 million dollars. Envious Republicans debate who won last election amid Wall Street ties. A Reno Republican once given a large federal post recalls envy core.
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Pew Board of County Commissioners
Keys
Sierra Valley
Palace
Ward Bros. QC
Hildebrandt
Bester Nevada
Utah
Ray Baker
Rele Atives
Oakland
Conl
Stubbs
Careon
United States Land Office
Jie
Sheeline
B. Laughton
Clovernor Charles Laughton
Carson
Port Costa
Bounifield
Winnemucca
Supreme Court
Leutenant
State University
Piper's Opera House
Virginia
Samuel Rice
Choyen Friends of
Grave
Don
Department of Agriculture
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Apportionment of Sumool Moneys in Kaoh District
The Kaoh District is assigned a specific portion of Sumool funds under the apportionment plan. Details indicate the amount and distribution method among local programs, departments, and capital projects. Officials note the allocation aligns with statutory guidelines and district needs, with anticipated disbursement timelines and oversight provisions.
The Chameleon change in Twinkles skin
A whimsical tale follows Twinkle the chameleon as he nervously prepares for a dramatic skin change. Over days his gray neck spot grows, then a slit forms. by morning he emerges in a bright nearly white jacket like a new outfit, later shifting to a dazzling spring green.
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Do'rlock
Twinkle
Demorest
Cork waste bricks for building use proposed by Cumpolo
Cork waste from Northern Africa and Southern Europe could form bricks with plaster cement and iron oxide. Tested in Paris, cork bricks withstand 190 psi, insulate heat and sound, reduce machine vibrations, and resist explosions with only cork fragments as fallout. Light in weight and slow to carbonize, they offer a safer building material option.
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Africa
Europe
Cumpolo
France
Paris
Louis Globes Demoei At
Claim Against the State and Amity Lodge Officers Installed
A letter from Sanders V Brown of Kimball Nebraska reports A D C Pratt Surveyor General elect sues the State for four years and seven months confinement in Reno Insane Asylum seeking 25000 a year. Pratt is unaware of the suit. Also Amity Lodge No 8 Knights of Pythias installed officers led by Grand Chancellor J F Aitken with Joseph Ziegler as OC and other officers named.
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A. DC. Pratt
Sanders V. Brown
Kimball
Nebraska
Reno
Pratt
Brown
Amity Lodge
K. of
J. F. Aitken
L. J. Cobo
Ward McNeilly
Joseph Ziegler
A.C. Helmold
V. C
C. A. Davies
If. Campbell
Af A
J. Hodgkingon
N. FE
Wilson
D. McKay
Sol Levy
I. G
L. Wilson
O.G
J. A. Lewis
Man's pledge to aid scam victim in costly pursuit
The excerpt shows Kho Xin of Client praising My hiunt Barker and recounts Barker's claim of being willing to spend $10,000 to recover $100 defrauded. The speaker says they advised him to proceed, stating support in all matters involving such a principle.
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Hiunt Barker
District Court session items and new district law
Report of yesterday proceedings in Washe county District Court including continuance for Hartley due to health, Thompson vs Chamberlain submitted, estates of KB J Brickell and Kruger laid over, sine die adjournment under new law, district realignment to 2d Judicial District, judge salary set at 5000 dollars with Washoe county share 2776 dollars, and a city lodging anecdote. Also public notice of Dr Kings New Discovery free trials via H E Bucklen Co and Hodgkinson's Drugstore.
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Hartley
Thompson
Chamberlain
KB. J. Brickell
Kruger
Washe
Washoe County
Dr. Kings
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Chicago
Dr. King
J. Hodgkinson
Castoria Refrain Across Generations
The ad repeats the Castoria slogan across life stages from infancy to motherhood, highlighting its use for babies, children, and even grandchildren. It presents Castoria as a trusted remedy through time in a nostalgic voice.
Tramps Face Reforms and Sentences in County Notes
Describes vigilante moves against vagrants near the county line with Sacramento and Nevada, noting strong opposition to the upheaval. Telegraph reports show Santa Rosa imposing hard labor on offenders, while suggestions arise to use gravel pits to curb roaming by forcing tramps to pulverize gravel.
Fire at Carson Trbune prints saved with minor loss
Ed Benedict of the Carson Tribune discovered a morning fire in the newspaper’s printing office. He closed doors and sought help as smoke filled the room. A hose cart was used to quell the blaze. a press box burned and the floor was scorched, about 100 dollars loss insured. The Tribune will use the Appeal press until repairs and new rollers arrive.
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Benedict
Oarson Trbune
Tribune
Hunt for Coyote Scalp Outrage Near State Line
Las Pen county resident L. M. Humphreys tells the San Francisco Call that coyote scalp hunting across the state line has become an unbearable outrage. He recounts a hunter killing a coyote and using its carcass as bait, noting a dead animal found by his son and warning residents they will pursue offenders.
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L. M. Humphreys
Laspen County
State Line
San Francisco
Women’s Equality Sparks Banter in Washington Star
Mrs Corntossel questions if women are kept down while Josiar wonders about empowerment. Mandy argues for equality and contemplates joining men in tasks, prompting a playful dare about shaving whiskers and throwing a stone to prove capability.
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Josiar
Mandy
Washington Star
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup marketed for teething pain
An old patent medicine advertises Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup claiming it relieves teething distress and cures diarrhea and stomach issues. It urges mothers to buy at 25 cents a bottle, notes it is pleasant tasting and prescribed by physicians, and instructs to ask for Urs Winslow’s Syrup.
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Mrs. Winslow
Numerous Nevada officials and residents travel westward
Westbound travel fills Reno activity as state officers including W J Westerfield state treasurer and M S Bonnifield justice leave for Carson and Virginia. others from Verdi and Carson visit Reno. shipments west include butter eight and cattle sixteen carloads. Local business names and moves noted with Capes, wraps, carpets sales, high school comparisons, and new county officers taking office.
Syrup of Figs Promise Permanent Constipation Cure
The ad claims Syrup of Figs will permanently cure habitual constipation, discouraging use of other laxatives. It extols Sozodont as a mouth cleaner and breath purifier. The item notes George McLaughlin's illness and recovery, and reports Robert W Ash of Hawthorne Nevada, a Philadelphia native, aged 44, on January 7, 1895.
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Ash
Hawthorne
Nevada
Robert W Ash
Philadelphia
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Buffalo Meadows
Ana
Pitcher’s
Castoria
Chameleon
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the Treasury
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Floriston
Ice Men
Rocky Ran Company
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Cork
Kho Xin
District Court
Ae Ag
Jack
Sacramento
Csilifornia
Santa Rosa
Waa
Formver
A. C. Robbins
W. A. T. Company
The
Carson News
Dreas
Buckien
New York
Martin L. Vandehelen
Clausen & Son
Vapdohelen
Frank Boskowitz
J. B. Bradley
Eiko County
W. J. Westerfield
W.8. Johnson
Arcade
H. P. Flannery
Irwin Lewis
Wadsworth
W. H. Pierson
O. Lankey
John Nichols
Tom Pixley
Wm. Cobb
Verdi
Fred Stadtmaller
Bonnifield
W. F. F. Deal
West
Virginia City
Jack Elliott
Witherell
Car Gon
Centain
Johnson’s Arcade
T. B. Holmes
A. W Holmes
S. Emerich
John E. Bray
Gold Hill
W. H. McInnis
Tom Branton
Fair
A. E. Davis
Judge Rising
W. F. Goad
S. A. Brooks
Cornelius O'Connor
William S. Wood
Lloyd Tevis
John P. Jones
W. B. Farwell
George T. Marve Jr
Society of Pioneers
Tom Hymers
Board of Commissioners
Dispatch
George Alt
W. A. Cobb
Xu Olden
George McLaughlin
Lyon County
Loftus
Hantoon
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Reno, Nevada
Exchange
Europes
Bee W. Mapes
C. T. Bender
Geo H Taylor
D A. Bender
Martin
Manes
A.H Manning CE
Paxton
CT Bender
Addi
Joe Ofeed CO
Masonic Temple
Caicaca Taip
Nev
Foster
John B. Stetson & Co’s
Selves
Weera
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