The Silver State Newspaper Flyer in Winnemucca Nevada
The Silver State published by Windle and Brackett at Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets offers daily issues except Sundays. Subscriptions run one year by mail at 3 00, six months by mail at 1 50, three months by mail at 75, and carrier delivery in Winnemucca at per week rates. All business correspondence should be sent to The Silver State in Winnemucca Nevada.
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Corner Bridge
Fourth Streets
Winnemucca
Silver State
Nevada
Weather Roundup at Winnemucca Station January 11 1900
Weather bureau report from Winnemucca Station notes 24 hour mean barometer 30.25 inches, max temperature 37, min 17, mean 27, normal 26, wind from W8, precipitation 0.26 inches. Forecast calls for rain tonight and Sunday and a reader’s note closes with a 1901 January forecast column.
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U.S. Department OF Agriculture
Winnemucca Station
J.C. Hayden
Observer Weather Bureau
Wealth and Power Consolidation by Rail Tycoons
The text notes Jim Hill's purchase of a large northwest railroad and Pierpont Morgan's acquisitions of two eastern lines, arguing that such deals swell the number advocating government ownership and operation of transportation in the public interest.
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Northwest
War in the Philippines Seen as Serious by Senate Debate
Administration members confronted the army bill discussion and acknowledged the Philippine conflict is increasingly serious. Secretary Root denied forecasting an early end to hostilities, contrasting with Republican campaign rhetoric on the issue.
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Senate
Root
Philippines
A Seven Year Term Proposal for Presidents Rejected
The convention debated a seven year term and non reelection but settled on a four year term to prevent lifetime tenure. Andrew Jackson advocated a single term for presidents and was correct in his view.
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U. S
Andrew Jackson
Congress
AM@drew
Bits of Humor From Quotable Jests and Vignettes
A collection of short quips and exchanges from various papers. A soldier on sentry duty explains why he cannot sit, a husband jokes about love spreading thin, and a quip about a son-in-law’s supposed death follows. The mix includes a torturous pun about dun and done. The piece ends with an advert for De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve warning against imitators.
Redemption of Humboldt County Courthouse Bonds
Notice from Humboldt County Nevada that 2585 dollars and 9 cents exist in the county treasury to redeem Courthouse Bonds issued in 1895. Bond numbers 11 through 15 will be paid on presentation within 30 days. interest ceases after the period. Clerk J I Dunn signs the notice under county seal.
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Humboldt County
Nevada
Board of County Commissioners
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