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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1898
Page
2
The Silver State lists subscription rates for one year six months and three months by mail and per week by carrier in Winnemucca with rates implied for CORBRIDGE AND FOURTH STS.
Partly cloudy conditions prevail tonight and Wednesday with a stationary temperature across the period. Weather outlook calls for continued dry conditions and no significant temperature change.
The Oregon Maine and other U S ships carry 17 inch armor matching Massachusetts and Indiana while British nine teen battleships use 18 inch protection. Trafalgar Nile and Inflexible show up to 24 inch armor with French fleets at 18 to 22 inches. Harveyized American armor promises greater strength than standard plates.
The Alameda Encinal reports a higher fee for marriage licenses increasing from 2 to 210. The change is framed as a wartime measure to fund government expenses tied to future American victories, impacting brides and grooms seeking licenses.
Spitbergen becomes an international issue as Sweden claims suzerainty, while Russian explorer Nossilof urges Russia to plant the imperial standard first. He warns Sweden may strengthen its claim by building an observatory and rescue station on the islands.
The Louisville Courier Journal notes the rainy season in Cuba is milder than commonly believed and says U S soldiers will seek shelter in Havana rather than backwoods swamps, getting under city roofs when given a chance.
Delegates from six Red Cross societies met in Reno to form a state organization with headquarters there. Officers elected include Mrs H A Lemmon of Carson as president Mrs Baerger of Wadsworth as vice president Miss Stella Webster of Reno as secretary and Mrs Frank Stewart of Reno as treasurer.
A mixture of notices reports a monument planned for Ensign Worth Bagley, the first U S Navy officer to fall in the Spanish American War, alongside brief items on Roosevelt riders, McKinley Cuba plans, and popular patent medicines.
Health guide explains that perfect well being starts with pure rich blood and proper digestion. It praises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a family remedy with a claimed record of cures and widespread use for cleansing the blood and maintaining health.
Farm of 600 acres with water right and 150 head of stock cattle plus a few work and saddle horses. Land patented and fenced, good residence and improvements. Ranch can support 2000 head of stock. Not sold separately. For details contact S J Bonnifield Jr.
The Palace Sam announces a robbing business with better goods for less money in town. They offer whisky by the case or gallon, cigars in bulk, mineral water cheap, bitters, table wine, and beer by bottle or barrel.
County warrants registered up to and including April 15 1895 are posted for payment in the County Treasurer’s office. Interest stops August 6 18K. P Laverga Syntd County Treasurer.
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