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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1901
Page
2
The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada announces a daily except Sundays edition operated by Windle and Brackett as lessees. Subscription rates offered by mail or weekly carrier in Winnemucca include one year six months and three months options.
Weather summary from Wissemucca Station for the 24 hours to 4 PM shows a mean barometer 29.72 inches and a mean temperature of 64 degrees. Max 79, min 10 above zero, normal 69, wind NE, precipitation 0.0 inches. Observer HAYDEN notes July reading 1 45 above zero.
Fair weather is forecast for tonight and Tuesday. The brief notes are from Willson dated Monday July 1 1901.
A theory endorsed by the head of the U S Marine Hospital Service states fleas transmit disease from animals to humans. The warning cautions that any flea bite can put a person in danger of contracting a serious illness.
The men who say they will not support Mr. Bryan are preemptively crossing a bridge before reaching it. Mr. Bryan has not asked anyone to support him again nor suggested any intent to do so.
The source notes a divided governance plan for the Philippines with a military governor and a civil governor under Secretary Root. It criticizes the division of responsibility and questions its effectiveness in delivering good results.
Fred W. Wood representing Arizona will showcase a practical irrigation system. The Gila Valley farmers are growing five crops of alfalfa hay per year and developing an orange grove with minimal cultivation, transforming arid wastes into productive land at the Pan-American exposition.
The passage notes Republicans entertain speculative booms for the presidential race while the public remains skeptical. It predicts Marcus Aurelius Hanna will name the Republican candidate for 194, as he did in 189 and 1900, and the party will likely accept his choice even if he names himself.
Professor Bailey of Cornell argues half the U S population lives on farms and urges broad agricultural college expansion. He says farm work is healthful and profitable, and that limiting agri cultural colleges could push youths toward elites.
The New York World warned that Republicans avoid challenging the tariff wall by rejecting Babcock's bill to repeal iron and steel duties. Senators Aldrich and Hanna signal no Dingley law disturbance, limiting reciprocity moves and maintaining campaign contributor ties, leaving Democrats weakened ahead of elections.
The piece extols the flag as a symbol of liberty and independence and compares it to Hostetters Stomach Bitters, claiming it frees the body from ailments. It asserts the remedy steadies the nerves, aids sleep, strengthens the stomach, and counters indigestion, constipation, biliousness, and even rheumatism via kidney action.
An advertisement claims that dyspepsia cannot be cured by dieting alone and promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with natural digestants to aid digestion of all foods. It asserts the product will nourish, strengthen, and restore appetite. The copy credits Brown Bros.
A grocery listing advertises roast beef 1lb cans and sliced beef 1lb jars at 20c, lunch tongue 3 cans for $1, poted ox tongue 15c, deviled chicken 15c, beef loaf 15–25c, pickled tripe 2lb cans 26c, bologna sausage 2lb cans 25c, preserves 25c, water white honey, Saratoga chips 15c, Mocha and Java coffee 2lb at 45c, Ogden flour, California picnic pane for boiling, carload fresh.
A local notice states a carload of goods arrived including sugar flour salt lime barb wire mowing machines wagons bran and coal oil. It invites customers to request current prices to save money.
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