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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1897
Page
2
Weather report from Winnemucca station dated April 27 1807 shows a maximum temperature of 71 degrees and a minimum of 4 degrees with a mean around 0. Wind from the NW at 18 mph. Precipitation is 0.00 inches in the past 24 hours. Forecast calls for a low of 4 degrees on April 28.
Weponks argues Nevada should shed the label rotten borough and be known for vast mineral wealth. The piece notes San Francisco’s growth tied to Nevada mines, wealth drawn by cattle kings, and the state’s potential with copper nickel quicksilver tin iron and gold and silver. It warns capital has moved elsewhere and urges branding Nevada as a prosperous, developed region.
The text notes Bryan's criticism of Grover Cleveland at the Reform Club of New York and Cleveland's sharp reply. It highlights mutual satisfaction among Bryan supporters and Cleveland backers regarding the exchange and the perceived contrast of their leaders.
The article argues the two wings of the Democratic Party will not unite for the 1900 campaign. Bitter divisions persist and tariff disputes fuel taunts between gold and regular Democrats. Bryan notes gold Democrats anticipated McKinley’s protectionist stance and Cleveland’s money policy ethics align with his actions.
The Grant monument was dedicated in New York yesterday with imposing ceremonies. A six mile parade accompanied the event and President McKinley spoke while General Horace Porter acted as orator for the city.
An advertisement asserts La Grippe risks pneumonia and promotes Chambertsin's Comgh Remedy as a preventative and cure. It claims tens of thousands used it with no pneumonia cases, and notes 26 and 50 cent sizes sold by Wm. A. Brown.
An old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a purifier of impure blood and a universal remedy. It claims the medicine cleanses the blood, improves health, and acts as a gentle, reliable family cathartic and liver medicine.
Notice for Publication states that Parker, homestead entry No. 471, will have final proof on Wednesday, June 7, before the Humility County Clerk at Winnemucca Nevada. The witnesses listed are Randall, Clarenere, Fags, Dermitt, and Wilks Dermitt.
A notarized notice from Humboldt County records that a settler, Randell Page, filed a homestead application No 470 for the Wg of the Wg, with proof to be made before the County Clerk at Winnemucca on a Wednesday. Witnesses listed include Bind Park, McDermitt Nevada, Robert Wilkinson of McDermitt, Clarence Sage of McDermitt, and Gass MeAnties of Me-Raed Miracle Lee.
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as unequaled in merit and sales, claiming it purifies and vitalizes the body. It recounts a testimonial of a seven year old boy suffering rheumatic fever and acute rheumatism with sores on the left hip, once deemed incurable.
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