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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1900
Page
2
Daily except Sundays notice text appears with subscription rate details and street corner location. The readable fragments indicate a public notice type item referencing Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets and a subscription rate line.
The Chicago Chronicle notes Dodd's belief in his satanic majesty and comments that the devil takes care of his own. The New York Press covers a Brooklyn court case where a mother who faced murder trial and was acquitted allegedly tried to kiss the judge. Some observers claim the bench position is a snap.
Weather report shows for four hours ending 6 local time, mean barometer 30.81, maximum 45, minimum 22, mean 35, normal 26, prevailing wind west, precipitation 24 hours. Data dated February 27 from Hayden, Weather Bureau.
Fair tonight and Thursday. Greater New York 1899 population 3 550 053 with 111 154 growth. Last Congress appropriations 1 506 800 016 of which 482 562 082 for the Spanish war. Philippine towns restrict outdoor movement after 8 30 PM. Dewey fleet praised at Manila Bay. Oil well flow up after earthquake in California. Atchison telephony 22 dollars for five minutes, 1800 dollars for three feet. St Joseph offers 600 dollar bounty per highwayman killed. few shots fired.
A collage of recycled editorial lines. The Philadelphia Times comments on Chinamen stiffs and unbendable traits while the Chicago Inter Ocean imagines Alexander weeping over worlds. The Louisville Courier Journal notes snakes under a census building and a decline in civil service safeguards. SC.
Three California couples wed in Reno. Elko cattlemen report recent calf sales at 1.50 per head. Joe Pete trial progresses at Genoa as testimony begins. Tra C Mapes dies at Honey Lake ranch. Reno rail traffic may need more sidings. Snow blocks Elko to Tuscarora wagon route. Delia Kaiser of Carson found near Steamboat Springs after disappearing in a fit. Charles Drayer receives two year sentence for assault with deadly weapon. California State Hospital Commission orders 49 cows destroyed at Stockton asylum. 60 cows tuberculin tested, 40 positive. Judge Carter and Warden Henderson dispute settled as Hammersmith returns to Reno. W. H. Chedie develops graphite deposit near Reno. carload shipments to SF and Chicago. A crushing mill arriving from the East. Joe Eden escapes near Lander county on way to Reno. remains at large in the brush.
The Carson Appeal reports farmers push for a gradual start to the creamery project. They seek 500 cows and expanded grass acreage, planning to convert wheat fields to cattle feed. Water needs and whether the year will be dry or wet influence the schedule.
The International Mining Congress will assemble in Milwaukee next June with over a thousand delegates from every state. Nevada will be well represented as the coming session promises to be the most important yet held.
A tearful woman credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with curing goitre and restoring strength, recounting a Wisconsin reader's similar recovery and urging others to try the remedy. A furniture polish tip replaces the ad paragraph.
A customer testimonial from Herminie Pa praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism relief after years of trial. One application relieves pain and the product is sold by Brown Bros. Drugists. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a blood purifier when faithfully taken.
An ad claims chronic constipation causes muddy complexions and nausea and promotes Karl's Clover Rot Tea as an absolute cure with a fifty year track record. The product is priced at 26 cents and sold at Meta Eagle Drug Store.
Advertises Karl's Clover Root Tea as improving complexion by cleansing bowels liver and kidneys. Claims direct action for health with a price of 25 or 50 cents sold at Eagle Drug Store.
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