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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1900
Page
2
The Silver State lists yearly and shorter term mail subscriptions and a weekly carrier rate for Winnemucca Nevada. The notice specifies mail and carrier options and addresses business communications to The Silver State in Winnemucca.
Weather Bureau report from Winsem0ees Station dated July 11 notes 24 hour ending 5:00 local time mean temperature 71 degrees normal 64 degrees max 1 degree min 9 above, barometer 20.44 inches, wind 8 W, precipitation 0.10 inch. Forecast calls for fair tonight and Friday by observer J Hayden and Willson.
The dispatch cites rising lead prices in the United States while noting gratis supplies to the Philippines. It reports on McKinley’s address in Canton to the notification committee and quotes Lord Roberts predicting the war’s end once Boer resistance stops. It critiques a trust aligned political party and railcar proposals for women, reflecting press satire from the Indianapolis Sentinel.
The passage envisions reclaiming vast Western lands by spreading water across a surface as large as New England and New York combined. It foresees a future civilization along Western rivers marked by peace, prosperity, and growth if future laws and irrigation policies are fair and well implemented while institutions form.
The piece criticizes the Republican National Committee for circulating a fabricated story about a plot to kill President McKinley. It argues the tactic is a tired sympathy ploy and suggests McKinley’s political fate was already sealed by self-inflicted harms rather than foul play.
The article argues for strong public supervision and national leadership in irrigation. It urges constitutional and statutory ownership, measurement of streams, fair distribution of water for beneficial use, and federal study of arid-land agriculture, interstate water rights, and large reservoir construction to benefit states along waterways.
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