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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1901
Page
2
The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada lists subscription options and rates for mail and carrier delivery. It specifies periods of one year six months and three months, with per week carrier pricing. Address business correspondence to The Silver State in Winnemucca Nevada.
Weather Bureau report from Wonsem Ucea Station dated July 28 1901 covers 24 hours ending 1 a.m. meridian time. It lists mean barometer 29.68 inches maximum temperature 93 degrees minimum 53, mean 74, normal 72, prevailing W wind and no precipitation. Observer: Hayden.
Cloudy unsettled conditions with likely showers tonight and cooler temperatures. Monday forecast from Mcadie notes similar damp, variable skies as a low pressure system passes.
The Buffalo exposition tightens bunko enforcement as hotelkeepers seek protection for home industries. Mrs Woodbury sues Mrs Eddy for 100000 damages. The civil government is suspended in four provinces and fighting resumes among the Filipinos. Representative Grosvenor defends trusts in a public speech.
The text notes looters may fear consequences after foreign troops withdraw. It urges wise looters to leave when troops leave. It mentions Weddy being targeted and hints at a political move to secure a presidential nomination as a quiet act to reassure trust.
Pinchot, head of Forestry, argues arid West areas gain areas of bare prairie as forests vanish. He notes Ohio to Illinois saw timber cleared, altering winter snow and stream flows and suggesting more forests could moderate extreme heat and cold. He links mountain deforestation to springs drying and rivers losing water.
The court reverses a lower ruling in a case where a plaintiff claimed occupancy of twenty acres in Nevada as unsurveyed public land. David A. Baird later acquired the land from the State in 1898 under an 1880 act listing it as unappropriated land. The Supreme Court held title belonged to the State, not the plaintiff, despite prior occupancy.
The Reveille notes Indian workers near Austin pressuring employers over hours and pay, with some loafing away afterward. Farmers buy buck rakes that lift hay through windows to the stack, each rake about 1,000 pounds. William H. Tibball cites White Rock Gold Company interest in Elko Nevada, with two new quartz mills yielding good results and placers opening. Van Duzer diggings yield about $20 per man daily, White Rock expected to match before snow. dividends anticipated within a year.
Terrible famine conditions in India are linked to a massive death toll since 1896 with millions dead. The piece then pitches Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a reliable cure for stomach liver kidney and bowel disorders and a remedy to improve digestion and appetite.
The notice touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as healing many illnesses and restoring health. It claims cures for stubborn coughs and lung troubles and offers a money back guarantee if no benefit. Available for sale by Brown Bros. druggists.
An informal sales pitch claims A Cup of Lane's Tea at Night will cure habitual constipation sick headache and indigestion. It promises greater efficacy and lower cost than rivals with a druggist refund if unsatisfied priced 21¢ and 50c per bottle, sold by Brown Bros.
Parents seeking top home like influences and thorough training for boys are urged to consider Hoitt's School in Menlo Park San Mateo County California. Eleventh year begins August 12 with IRA G. Hoitt Ph D principal.
John O Kane of Lovelook Nevada offers rewards for returning three animals: a roan Pinto mare mule small heavy set white on legs and face shod all around no visible brand a sorrel saddle horse branded J P and a small white Pinto pony Pluto brand. He will pay 15 for the mule and 5 for each horse or pony placed in a field.
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