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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1901
Page
2
The Silver State newspaper announces subscription rates for one year six months and three months and carrier delivery. It lists a mailing address in Winnemucca Nevada and directs business communications to The Silver State.
Weather data from Winnemucca station for April 22 1901 shows mean barometer 20.18 inches, max 69F, min 31F, mean 50F, normal 44F, wind from 8 West, 24 hour precipitation 0. Forecasts Fair tonight cloudy Wednesday. April 23 1901. Commentary notes presidential and military remarks and economic observations.
Sam Davis of the Carson Appeal accuses the Silver State of underhanded tactics against the revenue reform law. He questions the State Board of Assessors for raising valuations in some counties while others avoid increases, shifting tax burden. The piece calls the law bad, enabling tax-shirking and predicts repeal by next Legislature.
Senator Jones has not decided on re election. Nevada people have made up their minds he will not misrepresent them in the United States Senate after March 4, 1903.
Queen Wilhelmina of Holland announces she will not pay her late husband’s financial obligations. Prince Henry may realize his mistake in not allowing an American heiress to settle debts, highlighting a strain in royal finances.
The announcement that Tom L. Johnson will not seek the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Ohio leaves many questions unresolved about party strategy, potential candidates, and the path forward in the race for the state’s top office.
Mr. McKinley expresses belief that a white Republican party may emerge in the Southern United States in the near future, indicating continued faith in political realignment despite past defeats and current realities.
The view that arid West irrigation will spark a vast bonanza and outcompete Eastern crops is deemed erroneous. The irrigated West will house small, diversified farms producing goods that do not directly compete with Eastern crops. Any excess output is likely to feed markets at Asiatic ports rather than travel to the East.
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