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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1899
Page
2
A historic notice fragment from Maud Daily shows publication details for The Silver State weekly with misread city names and uncertain postal rate data. It lists delivery options by month and week, carrier terms, and mail subscriptions, but the text is incomplete and garbled.
A Victorian column covers liquid air discovery and potential uses with Tripler’s machine cutting costs. It compares liquid air with ice, mercury, and metals, notes the era’s electrical promise, and mentions Arbor Day in Nebraska and political shifts around Alger. A London messenger boy, James Edward Ebey, travels to deliver a letter in California.
Weather forecast reports temperature ranges and conditions for the day with normal averages and wind direction. It also covers a Dover bank robbery sentence, quotes a judge, notes global political views on Ireland, and critiques US expansion debates and a Pennsylvania Senate crossfire among Republican factions.
Andy Hempel of Sacramento and Will M Thompson from Sacramento visit the Lafayette. E W Nicholas departs for Butte Mont and T F Melody arrives from Rebel Creek. Matt Danglemeir hosts in Bed House. Alex Borland arrives from Rye Patch. Charles W Jackson reaches San Francisco. Conductor Hale suffers rheumatism, and Roberts travels to Sacramento for hospital care. P Sweeney and wife visit from San Francisco. Sidney Hill from Lovelock plans horse shipments to Lovelock for Rodgers ranch. Joe Choynski travels east after boxing with Kid McCoy. George A Knight, George Booth, and George Fahrian locate in Reno for brick work on A Ruckteschler project.
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