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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1899
Page
2
A garbled clipping references The Silver State in Nevada and a Palace Move News Stand. Mentions San Prasrinty and Witsemmnes with unclear context and dates.
The dispatch from Winnemucca Station reports the hours ending 6:00 p.m. local time with mean temperature 45 degrees, maximum 60, minimum 40, and 0.42 inches of precipitation in 26 hours. The forecast warns of rain tonight into Friday. The page blends weather data with editorials on yellow fever fears in New Orleans, Franco-American frictions in Samoa, Dreyfus and Esterhazy, French hero worship, Nevada’s cheap power via Comstock water rights, soldiers returning from the Philippines, and mining versus trust investments.
John Sparks of Heno imports a carload of Texas fever affected cattle for study by State and Federal authorities. While aiding Mr Soarke and stock growers, Sparks’ selfless effort is highlighted as a rare example of enlightened self-interest and commendable civic virtue.
The Silver State announces a major upgrade to its news service with a larger paper and enhanced mechanical operations. The proprietor promises complete coverage and invites readers to tour the office to see the new Linotype and machinery in action.
The article argues scrub cattle decline as buyers favor well bred Hereford and Durham stock. Nevada ranchers gain advantages in market prices and buyer interest, prompting many to upgrade herds. Those slow to improve risk exiting the business.
A columnist denounces war rules as self serving while people are called calf chasers for following precedent. They warn rulers and elites push unjust warfare and urge liberty minded revolt. The piece notes a Chile report of another revolution, dismissing such items as common and trivial.
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