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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1898
Page
2
The notice lists subscription prices including one year by mail, renewals in six months by mail, and three months by mail, with weekly carrier delivery in Winnemucca. Names, dates, or additional terms are not provided.
Weather Bureau observer GEO B ACKERMAN reports atmospheric conditions for 24 hours ending 5 09 PM local time. Barometer 21.55 inches. Maximum temperature 81 degrees. Minimum temperature 60 degrees. Mean temperature 71 degrees. Prevailing wind direction W. 1.00 inches of precipitation in the four hours.
A fair sky outlook with stationary temperatures. Mild breezes expected tonight into Friday with little change in daytime highs and nighttime lows.
A fragmented line from an article asserts steadfast resolve in the face of adversity, likely quoting a player or team statement. The text emphasizes resilience and confidence despite challenges. Further readable context is needed for precise entities or event details.
The Elko Independent attacks claims that Nevada overfurnished troops for the first and second calls, arguing official war department figures show Nevada’s quota was 290 total while only 84 men were raised, leaving 206 short. It notes Torrey's regiment drew from outside Nevada and cites Wyoming Idaho Utah Colorado as separate cases. The piece frames the issue as a matter of state pride and accuracy.
The Nevada press denounces war department limits that prevent Nevada from furnishing a battalion of volunteers. It argues the state is unfairly treated, deriding claims of selfish motives by officials and urging justice from lawmakers. It warns against depopulation fears and calls for Nevada to fulfill its duty.
Trib is a liniment that supposedly cures sprains bruises stiffness and burns and also relieves rheumatism and neuralgia according to its advertisement.
An 19th century collection touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a top blood purifier and tonic with a testimonial from Mus Axrox Jexsex of Gunnison Utah. It also promotes Hood's Pills as the family cathartic and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. The ad claims relief from indigestion diarrhoea wind colic and teething pain with guaranteed pleasant taste and world-wide druggist availability at twenty five cents a bottle. Also note Spring goods at M Hofman’s with low prices.
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