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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1900
Page
2
The notice outlines subscription options by mail and carrier in Winnemucca. It lists six month and three month terms and notes daily publication except Sundays. It uses archaic phrasing and formatting typical of an old newspaper notice.
Weather Bureau report from Hayden observer records the 44 hour ending 5:09 PM showing mean barometer 90.06 inches. Maximum and minimum temperatures not fully legible. Prevailing wind northwest and no precipitation in 24 hours. Data date April 11 1900 at 5:09 PM local time.
The note from Dewey says he will stay in the race to the end, a light hint of humor in a bid that few others believe is real. Edison unveils a method generating 5400 degree Fahrenheit heat to melt steel as a demonstration of progress. In a major civil case Colonel Hunter and Thomas Jones of Wichita sue several railroads for 87000 dollars over cattle delays, claiming 1860 cattle deaths. Boer leader General Botha, at 36, outplays British forces under Lord Roberts at Bloemfontein, signaling a shift in warfare stakes.
A Chicago Record note hints Pretoria real estate men would lay out additions to the Pretoria racetrack in winter. The Indianapolis Journal reports the Admiral would be startled by popular commiseration if his ear is to the ground. The Denver Post comments on the Saphogarter fad and the unhappy backwoods Arkansas girl. Cape Town dispatch says the Duke of Marlborough has gone to Deelfontein, inviting locals to learn to cook on a chafing dish if they surface from bed.
A New York Sun reader condemns George Washington and the Fourth of July for aligning with political ambition and a presidential bid. The speaker laments the loss of national unity and laments the “Temple of Fame” being used for personal gain and votes.
Notice from Humboldt County Nevada prohibits dumping rubbish in town streets and alleys. Violators will be charged removal costs. Clerk J T Dunn attests the order dated April 2 1900.
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