Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets Subscriptions Rates
Daily except Sundays brief item notes subscription rates at the Corner Bridge and Fourth streets location with terse billing details and limited readable text.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1900
Page
2
Daily except Sundays brief item notes subscription rates at the Corner Bridge and Fourth streets location with terse billing details and limited readable text.
Weather Bureau summary for Wiswawteca reads July 10 1900 with 24 hour conditions ending 5 09 pm local time. Mean barometer 2 52 inches. Maximum and minimum temperatures given with mean 7 degrees and normal 6 degrees. Precipitation and wind direction noted. Forecast: fair tonight and Thursday.
A historical analysis notes the United States led irrigation via private capital with large investment and wealth creation, but warns that future growth depends on liberal irrigation laws and public control of streams to ensure flood storage, interstate division, and fair water access for all farmers.
A Sacramento Bee column argues the American heart favors the Boers and questions whether the public will vote against the Administration over its stance on the South African conflict. It asserts the U S could influence peace terms and criticizes pro-British policy while warning of political consequences at the polls.
The Stockton Mail argues that both the McKinley Administration and the British Government can afford to treat with contempt the expression of sentiments toward the Boers or any other issue.
Washington dispatch notes Mary W. Shuster of Nevada has her salary raised from 1000 to 1200. Critics doubt her Nevadan ties and accuse the appointment of being courtesy to outsiders. The column contrasts state influence with a New Jersey trolley case and a New York award for a paralyzed child, arguing value of children differs by state.
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