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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1900
Page
2
The Silver State newspaper listing Windle & Brackett as lessees notes delivery daily except Sundays. It shows subscription options by mail for one year six months and three months, with carrier weekly rates in Winnemucca, Nevada, and directs business communications to The Silver .
Weather Bureau report from Winnemucca shows 4 hour period ending 5.09 pm with mean temperature 40 degrees, max 75, min 4 above. Barometer 30.14, precipitation .08 inches. Forecast: cloudy tonight and light rain on Wednesday. McAdie notes dated January 16 1900.
A Kansas City man was awarded 5000 damages after being called a clabber-faced barnacle. The court noted originality of insult was scarce and upheld the plaintiff’s claim for damages.
Governor Richards announces the Salt Lake conference of Governors is abandoned due to lack of interest and unity in advancing arid land legislation.
A Colorado Springs minister recently delivered a sermon titled Hell and Who Will Be There and is reportedly avoiding people named in his address. The situation centers on the speaker’s efforts to stay hidden from those mentioned.
A remark notes the Republican party pursuing expansion as national policy while simultaneously backing measures to contract the currency. It frames this as a paradox within the party's platform.
The quote suggests delaying resolution of when the nineteenth century begins until next January, stating it will be settled to everyone’s satisfaction by then. It frames the debate as unnecessary and emphasizes patience.
The article notes a sensitive machine detects air currents and sounds beyond human hearing, challenging the idea that absolute silence exists. It describes a device capable of recording faint air movements and distant noises imperceptible to the ear.
A 65 year old woman from Wiscasset Maine told the court she deserted her fifth husband because he "wasn't her style." The husband testified he cooked his own meals and did the family washing for eight years before the divorce was granted.
Demand for summer transportation to Paris for the exposition grows, but lines anticipate peak business and resist discounting fares. Travelers may face high costs and numerous travel inconveniences.
Aroostook, Maine farmer could not climb the roof due to infirmity and sons at war. His daughter returned from normal school and shingled the barn with skill, avoiding finger injuries in the process.
The Lawton fund stands at 90909 dollars as the third annual convention of the National Livestock Association of Am pees opens in Fort Worth with about 5000 present. A Memphis banker shot a teller and killed himself at the bank opening. Mrs. S. M. F. Henry, longtime evangelist of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, dies in Graysville. Southern Pacific offices in New York placed in sheriff hands after a Tweedie Trading Company attachment. Senator Cullom presents a 3200-name petition urging anti lynching protections. A Black man Anderson Gauss is found hanged near Helgin in likely lynching tied to the Ginerty brothers case. Senator Gear is formally elected to the U S Senate by Iowa Legislature. vote tally 61 34 for Gear. In Frankfort Ky the Court of Appeals nullifies Governor Taylor's election commissioners appointments and supports Democratic commissioners.
A notice warns that a lost 8S. P. book of rules and three meal tickets vanished on Bridge Street. The finder should return them to B. Klucny for a suitable reward. Jan 1314.
F C Robins & Co announce soft hats now fifty cents each after selling of two dollar to one dollar price range previously. The advertising pitch highlights accessibility for everyone to wear a hat.
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