Silver State ad notice for Windle Brackett
Classified notice from The Silver State newspaper listing Windle & Brackett at the corner of Bridge and Fourth Streets with a daily schedule except Sundays.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1900
Page
2
Classified notice from The Silver State newspaper listing Windle & Brackett at the corner of Bridge and Fourth Streets with a daily schedule except Sundays.
Weather report for the Winnemucca station covering 24 hours ending Aug 7. Readings include mean barometer 29.70 inches, max temp 74, min temp 45, mean 68 with normal 64. Prevailing wind northeast. No precipitation. Observer J C Hayden.
Partly cloudy conditions expected tonight and Saturday. Willson meteorologist notes limited precipitation and mild temperatures across the region.
A partisan 1900 dispatch rails against a Virginia City Republican convention for endorsing McKinley and free coinage of silver. It denounces anonymous newspaper writers and a Winnemucca critic, mocks cowardly scribes, and calls for harsh punishment for anonymous letters and personal attacks.
The Baltimore Sun argues against imperialism and the Philippines war urging readers to consider the future cost to their sons. It warns that ratifying Imperial policies would bind future generations to wars and debt, with laboring classes bearing most burdens while few profit.
An ad claims a weak stomach causes disease by impurity of blood and organ feebleness. It promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to strengthen digestion and improve health, touts Hyerrone for bowel movement, and notes a private revenue stamp on the bottle neck.
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