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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1901
Page
2
The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada lists daily except Sundays and outlines mail subscription rates for one year six months and three months. Address for business correspondence and complications is The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada.
Weather bureau report notes 24 hour conditions with mean temperature 65 and max 82, min 15 above zero, barometer 29.66, no precipitation. July temperatures include 3.37 above zero. Forecast calls for fair tonight and Thursday with warmer conditions.
The Silver State will not publish on Wednesday to allow staff time for the nation’s birthday celebrations. The office will resume normal issues the following day.
The Detroit assembly of the National Association of Manufacturers backs ship subsidies and reciprocity, calls for a general convention on foreign treaties, and demands tariff protection for only essential products. Critics insult the clergy at a banquet while editorial changes and surplus debates ripple through Nevada to Springfield.
The regular establishment and the apprentice system each lack about 1,000 men. Despite the shortfall, the crews are said to be of higher quality with as much as 90 percent of seamen native-born or naturalized Americans.
State Revenue Board outlined a defense plan in the injunction suit by Southern Pacific Railroad. Cir Circuit Court injunction blocks assessors from following the agreement, but allows taxation by individual judgment. State seeks county and legislative funds to cover remaining costs after the appropriations were cut.
The first authenticated white visitor to enters what is now Lander county was Captain Jedediah Smith. He led trappers along Marys River, later known as the Humboldt, in 1825 documenting the land.
The piece likens the flag to liberty and independence and praises Hostetters Stomach Bitters as a remedy for stomach disorders nervousness indigestion constipation biliousness and sleeplessness. It claims the tonic strengthens the stomach steadies nerves and offers lasting health benefits. It also mentions counteracting rheumatism through kidney action.
Patent medicine advertisement extols DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a laxative that keeps bowels in perfect order with gentle action and no griping, urging use now and then for health maintenance.
A vivid list of groceries and canned goods with price points includes Roast Beef, Lunch Tongue, Potted Ox Tongue, Deviled Chicken, Bologna Sausage, Pickled Tripe, Raspberry and Strawberry Preserves, Water White Honey, Saratoga Chips, Mocha and Java Coffee, Ogden Flour, Picnic Hams, and a carload of staples. The ad promises low prices and money savings.
A Lovelock Nevada notice offers rewards for a roan Pinto mare mule a sorrel saddle horse and a small white Pinto pony described as unbranded or branded J P. The owner John O Kane promises $15 for the mule and $5 per horse if they are placed in a field for retrieval.
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