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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1900
Page
2
Subscription rates and mailing terms listed for The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada. The note specifies weekly and monthly options and directs business correspondence to the Winnemucca office.
Weather Bureau report from the Agriculture Department station notes 24 hour conditions ending 4 a.m. mean barometer 2.97 inches, max temperature 4 degrees, min is above zero, mean 25 degrees, normal 46, wind from W, precipitation 1.02 inches in 21 hours. J U Hayden observer.
Fair weather is forecast for tonight and Friday with warmer temperatures on the way. The brief note mentions a mild forecast for the period.
A Nevada note contrasts Humboldt County rustlers with a claimed Elko outfit shipping four hundred cattle out of state. The piece mocks state cession of lands for reclamation, arguing half the lands be given to monopolies while the rest sell at high prices beyond settlers.
The writer says Admiral Dewey is an ideal hero but an impossible Presidential candidate. He portrays Dewey as self condemning by declaring support for the Presidential nomination as a “people’s candidate,” asserting political ambition over his former good sense.
The piece urges Congress to act on building storage reservoirs to save vast water waste and push Western development. It insists every Western representative be pledged to support the measure and keep up persistent advocacy until a result is achieved.
In thirty seven states a married mother lacks legal rights to her children. Sixteen states deny a wife earnings outside the home. Eight states deny property rights after marriage. Seven states lack obligatory support laws. New York women form the National Legislative League to push laws granting justice to married women, aiming for wider success than suffrage agitation.
The Washington Star notes the Boers praise Britain while denying defeat. A Missouri editor plans a Jesse James style week at his paper. The Memphis Appeal calls that good news for the Coroner. The Washington Times expects the Philippine commission to Manila soon. Aguinaldo visits Washington and Grandmother Otis calls for rest. A pension push for war photographers could affect Civil War lists, warns the Pittsburgh Dispatch.
A compact editorial blend urging physical health through Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills, plus health tips on digestion and blood purification. It includes seed distribution notice for Congressman Newlands and a cottage design pitch from Chris Wolf, with Karl's Clover Root Tea offered by Eagle Drug Store.
County Commission of Humboldt County Nevada issues an order forbidding rubbish dumping on city streets and alleys. Violators will have all deposited rubbish removed at their expense. Attested by J T Dunn Clerk. Dated April 2, 1900.
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