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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1898
Page
2
Advertisement lists COR BRIDGE AND FOURTH Ts subscription options by mail and carrier in Winnemucca. One year two percent. six months. three months. weekly carrier rate.
Weather summary for 24 hours ending 4 PM shows mean 77 degrees with a high of 07 and low of 61, normal 72, barometer 29.95, wind from the north, no precipitation, date Aug 2 1908 per Merrill observer.
A fair sky outlook shows no temperature change with calm conditions tonight and tomorrow. No rainfall is expected and overnight lows remain steady while daytime highs hold near current levels.
A strong pledge from leaders notes unwavering resolve to keep the nation united and refuse defeat. The statement emphasizes resilience and collective effort to overcome division.
The Portsmouth Times notes Spanish prisoners on Seavey Island receive thirty cents daily in rations per man while Marines guarding them cost sixteen cents per man per day. The piece calls this an oddity of war and mocks Spain for proposing the United States assume Cuban debt, arguing it benefits the gold ring and public opinion organs in the United States.
A dignified note states Spain bows to circumstantial force, says it did nothing to provoke the war and was unwillingly drawn into it in defense of its rights and territory. Separately, Australia plans rabbit extermination with exports to England in cold storage ships, one exporter supplying 20,000 rabbits daily, dressed and frozen for shipment.
Senator Morgan of the Hawaiian commission tells the San Francisco Call that ex President Dole will be Hawaii’s first president, contradicting reports that Minister Sewall would serve first.
Britain asserts a firm stance on railway concessions in China. The current situation is settled unless Russia mounts a counter move.
The Newark Advertiser notes the new Omaha postage stamp is praised as a thing of beauty on a gob of gum, reflecting local opinion on the unconventional presentation.
Orders issued to shipmasters navigation to North Alaska ports instruct Fort Michael officers to bar landings unless proof of self support for one year or intent to cross the international boundary is shown. The notices invoke General Merriam's directive to prevent penniless men. Also included is promotional text for DeWitt's Little Early Risers and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup with clinical claims and pricing, plus an endorsement of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and Eagle Drug Store contact.
The books of registration for the general election for State County and Township officers are open daily on legal days from 1 a m to 6 p m until October 10 1898 and from October 10 to October 20 from 7 a m to 9 p m at Paradise Nevada. Precinct No 16 agent H S Gilbert will register voters and accept papers during registration hours.
The article stresses health hinges on pure blood and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure all. It claims hundreds survive because of the medicine and urges keeping the system healthy by blood purification. It also references Hood's Pills and tonic preparations.
The books of registration for State County and Township officers open daily on legal days from 6 to 11 A M and close October 28 1898 then reopen October 30 to October 31 1898 with hours 7 AM to 1 PM Fr. M. Naturalized citizens must present papers at registration. W A Nixon Registry Agent Precinct No 12 Humboldt County Nevada. Golonda July 22 1898.
H Darran registry agent for precinct 25 Hui Boldt County Nevada announces election dates in 1898. Voting hours vary from 1 to 6 pm on legal days and 7 to 9 pm on special dates with required produced papers for registration. Willow Point August 9 1898.
Public notice outlines the general section registration hours from November to October with daily times, and special evening hours in October. Andrew Davidson, Registry Agent for Precinct No 8, Humboldt County Nevada, Unionville, announces naturalized citizens must present their papers. August 10, 1808.
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