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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1900
Page
2
The notice lists daily except Sundays operation at Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets. Subscription rates show one year, six months, and three months by mail, and weekly carrier delivery in Winnemucca. Address all business communications to The Silver State in Winnemucca Nevada.
Weather report for 24 hours ending 5:09 P.M. local time shows mean barometer 29.4 inches and temperatures ranging from 36 to 64 degrees with mean 46 degrees. Prevailing wind from the west and no precipitation. fair forecast tonight and Thursday by observers Hayden and McAdie.
The Hawaiian bill is expected to become law with the President's signature by week’s end after a conference committee agreement. The Filipino casualty list last week threatens insurgent resources, while Aguinaldo followers show increased activity. Sam Jones praises Kentucky whisky, joking it could transform a man into a loud fool.
The San Francisco Post says Mrs. James Brown Potter’s rumored marriage to General Kitchener would greatly interest society. It notes that without her actress status society might not touch her, given her ironic reputation.
Pearl Curry aged 18 keeps house for her father as she reportedly fasts for four months. She says the sight of food makes her deathly sick and her stomach rejects all viands. The note suggests she should journey to Nevada for relief in the Sagebrush climate.
James McGuire of San Francisco a Portrero hoodlum attacked his aged father after a month long feud. The father had once had him arrested for vagrancy and later pleaded for mercy in court. McGuire denied striking his father blaming his mother and urged the rope as punishment.
J F Aitkin of Reno enters Belgian hare farming. Coal traffic to government use increases westbound. Mrs Ella Wilkins and Ewell Kendrick wed in Ogden on Sunday April 8. Walter Henderson and Miss Tutie Tipton marry in Glasgow today. Oliver the evangelist reports eleven converts at Elko Monday night. Nevada State University track to meet Stanford around May 14. Governor Sadler appoints Dr B L Lee to State Board of Health. Antelope 60 pounds dressed killed in Lincoln county last week. first seen there in 27 years. J L Blackburn of Reno buys 950 cattle and 2 000 acres from Pat Walsh. James Riddell and Joseph Jeannie swap ranches and stock with cash differential. W and T railroad may cut daily service to three trains weekly. C B E Hass admitted to practice in California courts. Richard Tobin held on $5 000 bond for assault to kill at Storey grand jury. Wana worth girls dub fireside companions as rebellious initiation. Populist State Central Committee names national delegates. Nevada City Transcript ridicules world owes living delusion. vows street work before meals.
A vintage ad touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for spring fatigue irritability and loss of appetite. It claims to purge winter poisons, cure dyspepsia indigestion and constipation, prevent malaria fever and age, and notes a private revenue stamp on the bottle neck.
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