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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1901
Page
2
The Silver State is published daily except Sundays from Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets. Subscription rates are one year by mail, six months by mail, and three months by mail. Address business correspondence to The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada.
Weather data from Winnemuca Station July 4 shows mean temperature 60, max 79, min 40, no precipitation, while a forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Saturday. The page also comments on tariff ignorance, college policy on women, a judge valuing a leg at 10000, Carnegie, platinum price rise, and a Springfield Republican critique of Judge Brown in Porto Rican cases.
Mrs Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio says a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured an infant suffering from cholera infantum after doctors gave up. In two days the child recovered and is now vigorous and healthy. She recommends the remedy and notes she has never known it to fail. For sale by Brown Bros Druggista.
The Southern Pacific and other railways convert locomotives to oil burners at about 200 dollars each. California reports over 210 engines converted with Texas also shifting from coal to Beaumont field oil. Beaumont oil shows four barrels equal to one ton of coal for steam power, a generous estimate compared with two and a half barrels per ton of Indian Territory coal used by Texas lines.
Hundreds of discharged soldiers from the Philippines are passing through on their way home to the East. Extra trains run to carry them as regular lines run two sections eastward. A large number are colored. The men are described as hobos by some, and many may re enlist in the army of tramps.
What Our Flag Stands For. The flag represents liberty and independence, and Hostetters Stomach Bitters is presented as a personal emblem of health. The ad claims it relieves belching, nervous sleeplessness, indigestion, constipation, biliousness, and rheumatic symptoms by stabilizing the stomach and kidneys.
An advertisement touts one dose as instantly effective and harmless for headaches and neuralgia. A box costs 26c or 10c, with Brown Bros. carrying the remedy. The note also promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers for bowel regularity, claimed to be gentle and non gripping.
A retail grocery ad lists diverse meats and lunch items with prices for one pound cans and jars. Highlights include sliced beef 20c per can, tongue products 30c to 30c per jar, deviled chicken 15c per can, beef loaf 25c, pickled tripes 25c, bologna sausage 25c for two pounds, preserves 25c, water white honey 15c, chips 15c, coffee Mocha Java, flour Ogden, and California picnic hams 22 2/3c per pound for boiling.
A carload shipment arrives including sugar flour salt lime barb wire mowing machines wagons bran and coal oil The ad urges customers to check prices to save money and buy promptly when in stock reflecting a general mercantile notice from a small town retailer.
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