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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1901
Page
2
The Silver State issues a brief notice listing subscription rates and mailing options. It states rates for one year six months and three months, requests mail and carrier delivery details, and directs business communications to the Winnemucca Nevada office at Bridge and Fourth streets.
Weather data shows 24 hour period ending 5:09 PM with mean barometer 20.98 inches and temperatures from 41 to 47 degrees. Precipitation recorded at 0.65 inches. Forecast calls for cloudy tonight and Wednesday.
The piece lauds American anthracite exports to Germany at low cost, noting 300000 tons sent from Pennsylvania to Philadelphia for 375 a ton and sold to Germans for 50 a ton, while US buyers in Chicago pay 7 a ton. It mocks coal manipulation and urges patriotic triumph.
A convict at the Ohio penitentiary used counterfeit nickels from his own taint to pay for prison restaurant delicacies for months. The offender supplied himself in his cell, mocking the guard and frustrating authorities with his inside operation.
The Aad brand of cutlery from Jordan is favored when used properly and reasonably. It delivers consistent performance and consumer satisfaction with everyday dining tasks.
State notes report the John Breuner Furniture Manufacturing Company will open a Reno branch. Governor Sadler visits Pioche on Revenue Board business. Em pire plaster in Reno and sulphur mine samples in Lincoln County boast 90 percent content. Comstock figure Gorth Huist dies after months of illness. ex Grand Master of Nevada I C O F. Miners Association in Reno drafts constitution and by laws mirroring California. San Francisco Labor Council letter urges Comstock visitors to avoid Golden West hotel for anti union stance. Mob trial in Pioche concludes with seven guilty and five not guilty on assault and battery charges. Judge Talbot criticizes outcome.
The article notes the first ironclad being built in the sixteenth century and mocks modern cures for indigestion flatulence biliousness and malaria while promoting Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the sole remedy. It advertises a free Mustrated Almanac for 1902 available from druggists in seven languages.
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