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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1901
Page
2
Windle Brackett lessees publish The Silver State daily except Sundays from Winnemucca Nevada at Bridge and Fourth Streets. Subscriptions offered yearly, six months and three months by mail, plus weekly carrier delivery in Winnemucca.
Weather Bureau report from Wissewocca Station for the 24 hours ending 5:09 PM shows mean barometer 30.53 inches, maximum 25 degrees, minimum 1 degree above zero, mean 28 with normal 26, wind from the north, no precipitation. Forecast calls for cloudy tonight and Tuesday.
Washington advices say leading Republican Senators believe Roosevelt aims to tear down the Hanna machine and build up his own via Federal offices. Critics claim McKinley policy is overridden, with national committeemen ignored and Hitchcock moved ahead of Carter and others. The Albany Argus notes panic among committeemen as questions rise about who will lead the party and run campaigns.
Ordinary readers are told of a patent headache remedy, Sherman's Headache Cure, claiming instant relief and a one dose cure for neuralgia. Boxes priced 2c and 10c are sold by Brown Bros, with a stated guarantee of perfect safety and immediate effect.
Four year old Aleck Holmgreen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aleck Holmgreen, drowned near their Lovelock residence about four miles north of town Thursday afternoon. His body was found frozen in rapidly forming ice after a search. Senator Stewart introduced a bill to authorize a dam on Lake Tahoe to restrain surplus waters, with fifty thousand dollars appropriated for construction.
A Paris air ship trial impressed observers by sailing well against wind and with it, hinting at practical future uses. The piece compares progress to Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, touting cures for indigestion and related ailments and recommending a genuine product and Almanac. It also notes Kemp’s Balsam for throat and lungs as a remedy for coughs. A New York resident, Mr. A J Snell, credits Chamberlain’s remedy with curing stomach pains before a party.
A Portland reader writes that two weeks of Lane's Tea cleared a two year skin problem with pimples and redness, leaving a clear complexion. Mrs E R Thomas 272 Oak St notes the product sold by Brown Bros.
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