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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1901
Page
2
The Silver State in Winnemucca Nevada lists Windle & Bracket as lessees with daily publication except Sundays. Subscription options include one year for 400, three months by mail, and weekly carrier delivery to Winnemucca. Address business correspondence to the Silver State, Winnemucca, Nevada.
Weather Bureau report records the Winnemucca station data for April 21 1901 with mean barometer 10.06 inches maximum 63 F minimum 31 F mean 48 F and a west wind. Precipitation 0.0 inches. Forecast fair tonight and Tuesday warmer.
The United Irish League is a new organization to be pushed in this country. It admits women as well as men to membership and its sole object is the furtherance of the Irish cause in Great Britain.
Commentary notes fewer arrests of Carrie Nation in recent weeks as public interest fades. The writer predicts her antics will stop attracting notice before long and ends with a sharp quip about mortification.
A clergyman identified as Reverend 3. M McConnell, D. D., D. C. L., who asserts in a published work that the human soul and immortality do not exist may invite strong pushback. The remark hints at possible trouble ahead for the controversial writer.
The speaker questions why Republican and Mugwump papers would oppose selecting Carnegie's trusted lieutenant for Attorney General, arguing this is precisely the type of man they favored in the last election.
The piece notes Britain must borrow about 300 million dollars as the South African war drags on while conceding Boer forces may be beaten but not conquered. It warns recovery will take years and native allegiance wavers under independence, tallying the conflict’s total cost near 800 million dollars with heavy loss of life.
About 400 publishers were asked to vote on a Postal Service rule that could remove second class privileges from papers offering premiums to subscribers. The issue pits fake publications against higher standing journals that also use premiums, leaving a difficult yes or no choice.
Sheepmen watch wool prices hold steady as demand improves. A wool trader cites Europe’s auction gains and a 10 percent rise in pine wools, predicting domestic values will rise as manufacturers shift from cotton to wool to meet quality demands.
A Dakota society page recounts outfits worn by several ladies at a recent town function. Names include Miss Mary Munroe, Miss Hmm Lathrop, Miss Marion Willoughby, Miss Jennie Murchison, Miss Elle Wexford, Miss Kaitline Tealey, Miss Florence Ross, Miss Winnie Hammersley, each with vivid color notes and distinctive headwear, hair and accessories.
A printer's devil dreams the editor prints only satisfactory items. Every submission is carried to houses and any objection is killed. Presses go ahead and the paper is published as a blank sheet. The editor sleeps, realizing nothing offended anyone and the paper is entirely satisfactory.
The Journal discusses life and death principles and psychological unification while Deacon Bragg of the Gazette advocates methods to elevate degenerate men toward a higher life in a grand salvation scheme. Advertising rates offered by the Carson Appeal business office.
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