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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1898
Page
2
The notice lists subscription details for the Bridge and Fourth T8 edition with a single line referencing rates at 36 units.
Department of Agriculture Winnemucca Station records weather for the past 24 hours ending 1 PM. Maximum 45 degrees, minimum 18 above zero, mean 22 degrees. Precipitation 0.00 inches. Prevailing wind from the east. Observer ACKERMAN.
Cloudy with probable local snow tonight and Thursday. Cooler on Thursday.
December 28 1898 report on the Nicaraguan commission to Congress says no major disagreements among members on cost except possible adjustments. Costs range from 90 to 140 million with a high end of 125 million cited by Admiral Walker. All agree the canal route is feasible and should proceed promptly. Lt Hobson denies kissing bees stories as greatly exaggerated.
At a recent Elko wedding guests lifted overshoes and hurled them toward the newlywed sleigh as it left. No one fell into the sleigh and the coroner was spared a call. A reader quips that a fair creature should now aim a shoe at the editor.
Rev Jernegan of Middletown Conn who duped Boston men into placing 300000 dollars to extract gold from sea water offers 75000 dollars to Massachusetts men if they will allow him to return to the United States and live in peace.
The Post remarks that the czar's failure to borrow money in America is not extraordinary and that many lifelong residents remain in "the same boat."
Perfection is not claimed for Trib though it remains the most effective remedy for bruises and sprains. It stands out in cleanliness economy and convenience as the nearly perfect liniment known.
Citizens in Salt Lake City and Utah towns send circular letters to every senator and representative demanding Brigham H. Roberts be denied a seat in the Fifty Sixth Congress over polygamy beliefs. Widespread pressure mounts as thousands of women mobilize against him. meanwhile a cabinet official clarifies that recent U.S. island annexations do not grant citizenship, only congress granted rights, while a Massachusetts Methodist minister stirs debate by asking preachers to recite the Ten Commandments.
The famine in Russia grows worse as citizens consume bread made from sand and flour. The czar cannot borrow money in Europe or the United States, not for feeding peasants, but because he pursues costly war.
The American evacuation commission issues a proclamation to Cuba’s inhabitants urging that peace must be preserved.
The San Francisco Press Club plans a dinner on Friday January 13 at 8 13 PM when thirteen will sit at a designated table defying old superstitions with a symbolic seating arrangement.
The Klondike may be due for an other boom, but in this instance, as well as all others of that nature, it takes money to be a boomer.
The planet Venus appears at meridian in the southern sky midway between the horizon and zenith, continuing its evening arc for observers tonight.
An advertisement extols One Minute Cough Cure as the fastest, gentlest remedy for coughs and colds for all ages. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and De Witt's Little Early Risers for constipation and headaches. The copy emphasizes quick, safe relief and the pleasant taste of the cough cure.
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