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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1899
Page
2
Daily except Sundays public notice lists subscription and delivery rates for Julce area service. Details specify one year, three months and weekly carrier options with mail and correspondence to Silverstate Winnemucca Sevacta.
Weather Bureau summary notes December 1 to 2 ending temperatures and conditions. Record shows maximum 20 degrees, minimum 2 degrees above zero, mean 4 degrees. Prevailing wind from the west. Precipitation measured at 21 hours with little to none. Met office meteorologist Haydes signs off.
Fair tonight and Sunday with colder conditions forecast. Boer war diamonds price fears stir public anxiety. Iceland praised for police harmony. Copper production October hits record monthly high, 24 000 tons. Two young men near death in Gilroy California from tuberculosis linked to diseased cows.
The author argues Nevadans still view chicken raising as a small venture. They believe the public will eventually recognize poultry farming as profitable and transform it into a full business.
The piece notes a proposed Maryland constitutional amendment enabling sub mission to the people similar to southern states to disfranchise many Black voters via education and property tests. It cites Maryland's 275000 votes with 215000 white and 60000 colored, adding that in only Charles County do colored voters predominate.
In a campaign speech William J. Bryan mocks McKinley's claim that the Philippines were a divine gift to the U S. He compares the idea to a joke about a colored man who prays for a chicken and mostly gets the chicken, not divine aid.
Ranchmen across the West are increasing efforts to protect livestock as breed quality raises cattle value. Many provide hay and some grain for winter feed to avoid heavy losses from severe storms and inadequate nourishment. The era of indifference to cattle welfare has passed.
A debate scene shows Blaine pressed by Thurman over his qualifications. Thurman haughtily questions Blaine calling him an idiot, and Blaine retorts that the answer depends on Thurman’s reply to his question.
The Iowa Register comments on hosts and air, electrical fan firms form a trust, the Cleveland Plain Dealer notes a 15000 contribution to the Parnell homestead fund, 2467 Dewey babies may keep their name, Chicago Herald mocks, New York Press reports a woman choking on hairpins, a Chicago man wounds a walter with an umbrella, and Kansas City Journal quips about umbrella misuse.
Pancy candied extras, soda crackers 3 1b cartons, 250 A sip while they last. Sauerkraut homemade. Bring your pail to buy any quantity. Sliced peaches and apricots, seven cans for 100. Finest goods for cream sells Eastern Creamery butter in tubs two pounds for 55 cents, full weight.
A 56 piece semi porcelain gold banded dinner set offered as a handsome holiday present for any lady.
Advertises fresh goods priced at ten dollars per set, claiming items are new not worn or aged.
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