Windle and Brackett Lease Advertisement Notice
Windle and Brackett, lessees. Daily except Sundays. Wilce corner Bridge and Fourth Streets. Subscription rates: one year by mail six months by mail three months by mail. Address all business correspondence to The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada.
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Weather Summary for April 14 1900 by Hayden Observer
The report notes the weather observations with mean temperature 40 degrees and a maximum of 20.04. Winds from the northwest, no significant precipitation recorded in the 24 hour period. Barometer around 75th meridian mean values and temperatures ranged from 12 above to 49 below zero.
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Weather Forecast for Fair Night and Warm Sunday
Forecasters expect fair conditions tonight and Sunday with rising temperatures. The bulletin notes a warmer trend following a mild night. Weather signals indicate dry skies and light winds across the region.
Invitation to Aguinaldo Describes America as Both Grand and Flawed
The Pocahtontas Kansas Sun calls for Aguinaldo to visit the United States, claiming the land blends virtue and vice at every turn. It paints a vivid portrait of wealth and poverty, corruption and piety, praising the nation’s vast contrasts and inviting a delegation to witness its supposed truths.
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State and Coast Notes in Nevada and West
The Democratic State Central Committee meets at Reno today. Virginia City may see both Silver party and Democratic conventions. Idaho governor proclaims quarantine against Utah sheep infected with scab. Oregon Democratic and Populist conventions in session at Portland. Fusion friends in control of both parties. H. H. Springmeyer of Douglas County shifts to Bryan. Gardnerville parsonage project costs 1200 dollars with part raised. A Southern Pacific work-train wreck near Redding, California. two brakemen and a section man killed, three injured, two fatally. Austin ladies offer 25 dollar reward for arrest of anyone praying for a snowstorm on Easter. Sol Hilp seeks Nevada list of owners with more than 2500 head of sheep or cattle for special schedules. The Best in the World letter touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a cure for cold and cough per Andersonville Herald testimonial. Brown Bros. Drugists carry the medicine.
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Karl's Clover Root Tea Health Claim Ad
An advertisement promoting Karl's Clover Root Tea claims it improves digestion and liver and kidney health. It touts a pure blood benefit and full bodily function health with direct action on bowels liver and kidneys. Price listed as 26 cents and 50 cents at Eagle Drug Store.
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He that seeks finds Hood's Sarsaparilla claim
A vintage ad style claim says the user who takes Hood's Sarsaparilla gains pure rich blood and thereby good health. The line presents a promotional promise centered on health benefits from the tonic.
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