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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1898
Page
2
August 25 1898 report shows 24 hour conditions ending 2 PM local time. Mean barometer 20.01 inches. High 91F, low 46.6F, mean 74F. Prevailing wind from the west and no precipitation. Observer A C Merrile.
Partly cloudy conditions persist tonight with scattered thunderstorms possible Saturday. Forecasters expect unsettled skies and brief downpours in parts of the region as humidity remains high.
A garbled fragment notes a pledge to unify the nation with strong resolve and a pledge that leadership will not be weakened. The line hints at national unity themes and persistent vigor amid uncertain times.
A European and Oriental world role follows from recent war gains. Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines expand the United States from Arctic Maine to Pacific Hawaii and the Philippines and to Porto Rico in the south. The map grows with new territories, increased resources, and a bold stance by the United States as a global power.
A Winnemucca resident announces candidacy for reelection under the Silver Party. The statement mentions Humboldt County voters and the upcoming election as the basis for the campaign.
Mrs Miller of Moscow Pennsylvania recounts her uncle's large left limb abscess that worsened to a running sore called bone scrofula. After using Hood's Sarsaparilla the sore healed and he has stayed well for two years. She and her husband also use it as a blood purifier. All druggists sell Hood's Sarsaparilla at $1, six for $5.
Notice announces registration book openings for the November 1805 general election. It specifies daily hours from early morning to late evening through October 11 1808 and October 2 1898 with extended and erased times, plus naturalized citizens must show papers. Registry Agent L D Vary of Precinct 14 in Bartlett Creek Humboldt County Nevada signs the notice August 26 1908.
The notice states registration books for the general section election in Humboldt County Nevada will open and close on specified dates. Hours run daily 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. until October 1 with additional hours October 16 to October 21 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The books close at 6 p.m. on closing day. Naturalized citizens must present papers when registering. Registry Agent A W C lenth presides for Precinct No. __, Humboldt County, Nevada.
The notice announces registration for the November general election in Isa will be open from 9 am to 12 pm and 1 pm to 5 pm. It sets October 15 as the first close date and October 20 as the final close window. Naturalized citizens must present their papers. Walter Davis is the registry agent for Precinct No. 6 in Mom City.
Norce 18 announces election hours from 10 to 6 on all legal days in October and November with extended hours on certain dates in 1900. Naturalized citizens must show papers. Pansera Registry Agent for district No 15 in Humboldt County Nevada issues the notice dated Aug 18 1805.
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