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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1898
Page
2
A historic notice lists subscription options: one year by mail, six months by mail, three months by mail, and weekly carrier delivery in Winnemucca. Rates shown include 12, 8, and 40 units respectively, with carrier price at 28 per week.
Weather observations report clear conditions with a mean temperature of 4 degrees and a maximum 62 degrees. Brackerman notes 30.50 in barometer and SW winds with 0.00 inches precipitation. In Paris, Zola trial delayed to May 23 in Versailles. the Chicago Times-Herald cites war fears. Eddie Gould linked to troop A apparel guidance. Madrid informs armistice talks with Spain and Cuba, while Washington readiness notes a presidential message to Congress due soon.
United States Consul General Lee and staff including Consuls Springer and Barker left Havana at 6 o'clock Saturday night aboard the lighthouse tender Fern.
Onida urges men to wear skirts while Charlotte Smith champions women in pants. The Memphis Appeal asks how society should respond to this clash of fashion norms and gendered attire.
The St Louis Globe Democrat jestingly predicts a crowded ocean with every vessel packed so tightly that pilots could ride bicycles to exchange visits and signals, a humorous take on future sea traffic.
Major Gen A M D McCook writes Governor Sadler urging Nevada press to aid enrollment for the National Volunteer Reserve. Headquarters will open in the capital and major cities to list volunteers ready for a second call.
The article describes a seventy five mile barbed wire fence along the Mexican border built by the Erie cattle company to deter cattle from crossing. It also lists local notices and advertisements including lodge meeting reminders, patents and remedies, a ring reward, bicycle wheels, and teething syrup from Mrs Winslow.
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