The Silver State Winds Up as Winnemucca Paper
The Silver State published by Windle and Bracket is a daily paper except Sundays in Winnemucca Nevada. Subscription rates are given for one year six months and three months by mail and weekly by carrier.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1901
Page
2
The Silver State published by Windle and Bracket is a daily paper except Sundays in Winnemucca Nevada. Subscription rates are given for one year six months and three months by mail and weekly by carrier.
Weather notes from Westemicca Station for June 17 1901 show 24 hour figures ending 5 09 pm local, mean barometer 29.81 inches, max 52 F, min 49 F, mean 66 F, normal 63 F. Prevailing wind W 5. Precipitation 0.00 inches. Observed by J G Hayden for the Weather Bureau.
The forecast lists cloudy conditions for tonight and Wednesday under McAdie. The column contains assorted political commentary from 1901 about Mark Hanna Perry Heath Charles Emory Smith and other figures with observations on reform trusts and politics.
Column notes speculation on a Republican nominee with Colonel Roosevelt not yet proposed while Dawes backs a candidate for Billy Mason's seat. New Orleans grows as a business hub with salary hikes for presidential postmasters and Boston displaced as the nation's second export port. An aging Harvard professor quips about aging and perception.
Senator Allison of Town emphatically denies a Presidential candidacy. Observers who have watched his presumed boom at Republican national conventions for years agree with him, noting Allison sits near the foot of the has-beens list.
Dispatches note the arrival in London of Judge Carter of Reno as an important witness. He testified that he performed the marriage ceremony for Earl Russell and Mollie Cooke last year in Riverside town. Russell faces bigamy charges and Carter's expenses are borne by the prosecution.
Eastern Utah reports the largest pure manganese iron deposit. Rocco-Homestake Mining resumes shipment after arranging ore reduction. United Verde mine valuation soars from 600000 to 6 million. taxes projected at 240000 yearly. White Pine News notes 150 pounds cyanides from Chainman ore, shipping to San Francisco for about 2500 in gold.
A historical advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims relief from night crying, diarrhea, stomach upset, wind colic, and gum inflammation. The syrup is described as pleasant tasting and a prescription from a renowned female physician, priced at twenty five cents per bottle and sold worldwide.
A local grocery lists canned meats like roast beef and sliced beef, tongue varieties, potted ox tongue, deviled chicken, beef loaf, pickled tripe, bologna sausage, and preserves. It promotes water white honey, Saratoga chips, coffee, Ogden flour, and California picnic hams priced per pound.
We have just received a carload of goods including sugar flour salt lime barb wire mowing machines wagons bran coal oil. When in need of anything in these lines, do not fail to get our prices. We will save you money.
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