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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1901
Page
2
The Silver State page lists Windle and Brackett as lessees with daily editions except Sundays. Subscription rates include one year or six months by mail and three months, plus carrier weekly rates in Winnemucca. Address business communications to The Silver State Winnemucca.
Weather Bureau report from Winnemucca Station dated January 30 1900 covers 24 hours ending 5 09 p m. local time. Mean barometer 50 40 inches maximum temperature 38 degrees minimum 14 above zero mean temperature 26 normal 32 degrees. North east prevailing wind and no precipitation. Hayden observer.
Cloudy unsettled weather with high north winds and continued cold tonight and Friday. Mrs Nation and followers mock the mirror superstition. A Missouri dentist died by his own hand leaving a note about hardship. Wisconsin allows divorce for cigarette smoking. Beatrice Tracey granted absolute divorce over husband’s cigarette habit. Harvard student dies in friendly boxing match. spectators cite floor impact, doctors cite heart disease.
Inspector Ketchum captured thirteen Chinese men attempting to enter the United States from Canada at North Burke New York Saturday. The arrest was carried out by a longtime associate of Ketchum.
The Boers won another vic tory while the Nation faced a serious reverse. A saloon wrecker attempted to bombard a Dutch kopje at Topekafontein Saturday night and was routed, compelled to retreat in a demoralized condition.
The government Bureau of Animal Industry says the Angora goat industry has a bright future. Mohair fleece drives commerce with strong demand and potential profits for breeders. Meat, skins, and rugs add value. goats thrive in many climates, are hardy, multiply quickly, and need little care.
Chicago sees rising smallpox fear as firms require vaccination proof. The telephone company orders 300 female employees inoculated to avoid swollen arms preventing work, while Western Union prohibits any of its 900 staff from entering the main office without a doctor’s vaccination certificate.
An army officer in Luzon recounts a clash of manners with Filipinos. A threat sent via a native, promising to hang an officer if captured, was answered politely by the Filipino reply: you would be treated like our own officers if you fall into our hands. The San Francisco Star sources the exchange.
Democratic and Populist leaders in Congress meet today to craft a strategy against the ship subsidy bill. A suspect is jailed in Joplin Missouri in connection with Pat Crowe. Wreck of the Kiona off Dundas Island yields two bodies with a missing crew member. Mutiny and riot by West Indian troops on St Helena precede suppression. W C T U women wreck four joints in Anthony Kansas, with husbands protecting them. Mrs Nation in Topeka mobilizes 46 women to raid joints. Pain Balm offers relief for rheumatism with quick effect. Brown Bros. stock ibgists sell it.
Advertises discounts on seedless and regular dried fruits with bulk pricing for raisins, prunes, apricots, evapo rated apples, nectarines, peaches, and walnuts. Highlights per pound prices and bulk bag offers, inviting buyers with a larger assortment than listed.
A notice promises a worm free guarantee on fresh products with money back if desired. It advertises country orders with special attention and offers liberal discounts for bulk quantities.
Frances A Coleman administratrix of the estate of David F Coleman deceased gives notice that all persons with claims against the estate must file them with the Humboldt County Nevada court within three months from the first publication date. Claims require proper vouchers and affidavits. Dated January 20, 1900.
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