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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1900
Page
2
Daily except Sundays The Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets subscription rates listed for one year four months and three months by mail with weekly carrier delivery available in Winnemucca Nevada. Office address The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada for business communications.
Weather Bureau report from Wissemmucca Station February 22 shows 24 hour mean temperature 44, max 52, min 25, mean barometer 30.02, precipitation 0.01 inch. Prevailing wind NW. Forecast: fair tonight and Saturday. Observer J A Hayden notes conditions.
The passage argues that government should advance human development and kindness, while self interest and vanity hinder progress. It asserts a statesman serves the country, a politician serves themselves, and that civilization rises or falls with home ownership levels. It warns education worship of Mammon corrupts laws and harms humanity.
Miners eyeing Cape Nome beach for spring digging voice concern over a congressional bill that would allow the beach to be staked into claims. They warn limited work spaces and ruined profits for many while backers say the act is needed to settle ownership and avoid disputes on the sands.
The U.S. Consul in Rio de Janeiro reports Brazil pest scare subsiding as Nova Scotia endures a blizzard. A hurricane strengthens Halifax streets blocked by wreckage. The Seattle area fort is renamed Fort Lawton in honor of Major-General Lawton. Arthur Sewall of Bath, Maine, noted.
A former Democratic vice presidential candidate met with Mr. Bryan aboard a train bound for New York. Sewall declined to disclose the talk's nature. The Nebraska figure then continued to Atlanta, Georgia, after departing Atlanta at noon for New York.
A Mississippi farmer visiting Memphis mistook tobacco sauce for catsup and poured it on a sirloin. He took a bite and felt his mouth burn intensely, twisting in the cafe as onlookers watched. He spit out the bite and shouted in dramatic fashion, Now you blaze.
An advertisement argues that poison blood harms health unless checked and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a leading purifier. It includes testimonials from Fos. S. Zauba of Genoa Nebraska and W. R. Hudson of Natrona Pennsylvania claiming relief from dyspepsia and eruptions after use.
A local market advertises asparagus, peaches and apricots, blue lake beans, French peas, coffee, tea, laundry soap, canned fish, white fish, mackerel, salmon bellies, rice, prunes and Nevada comb honey. Also lists sugar, flour, salt, coal, oil, bran, barley and wheat in carload lots. Prices quoted for many items. encouragement to request bulk pricing.
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