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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1897
Page
3
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau station report for February 26 1807 covering 41 hours ending 8 PM meridian time. Mean barometer 25.93 inches. Max temp HM degrees. Min temp 24 degrees. Mean temp 44 degrees. Wind N. Max wind 1 mph. Precipitation 0.00 inches. Forecasted min Feb 27 29 degrees. Frank R Beaman observer.
Secretary Taylor releases the annual salaries at the state university face, including President J B Stubbs who earns 2700 plus 1500 as Director of the Experiment Station, totaling about 4000 with housing benefits. total state salaries run about 8215 monthly. Other items note a bill restricting interstate transmission of price fight reports, church notices, post office key redemption, rheumatism cure claims, and sheep industry notices from Winnemucca Nevada.
Paradise town crowd anticipates a well attended dance with Jim Gilcrest and local residents in town. The event caps a day of community postings from Paradise valley and Willow Point as residents discuss social gatherings, local business leaders, and a forthcoming Sixteen to One dance benefiting the armory hall lights and fuel budget.
In Winnemucca Nev a column notes a dancer and local figures debating a prize fight, a prospecting trip, and an amateur minstrel show in Carson. A letter writer mocks Hayseed and warns of a potential libel suit while locals discuss bands, hoses, and a farewell social at Armory Hall.
Readers are informed of a $100 reward for a catarrh cure failure and a testimonial list offered by Fr. Cheney and Co. Toledo Ohio. An ad announces sale of the Busch Hotel in Winnemucca by Tuomas Song proprietor due to sickness.
Advertises fast passenger service from Winnemucca to Chicago St Louis Omaha St Paul Denver with through Pullman sleepers chairs and dining cars. Claims quickest routes and hours on multiple legs and lists agents H Kitto Winnemucca and D E Burley Salt Lake for information.
Hand made gloves advertised as best quality available at A Rackteschler’s Winne and Ed Emmons Lovelock. Gloves are warranted not to rip. Uheat sales claim great merit of Hrood’s Sarsaparilla and its claimed cures.
The notice proclaims the agency for "Something Good to Wear" and Laird, Shoeber & Go's shoes in Philadelphia, announcing the first shipment of ladies and children's sizes and inviting sales. It also markets Hood's Sarsaparilla as a nerve tonic and Hood's Pills as a family laxative, touting pure blood and systemic rejuvenation.
A vintage ad touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a teething relief for children. It claims quick comfort for crying and pain, lists benefits such as curing diarrhea and colic, and notes the price at twenty five cents. The copy promotes trusted female physicians and urges purchase from druggists worldwide.
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