The Silver State newspaper masthead notes Winnemucca publication
The fragment shows The Silver State with Windle Brackett as lessees and a daily except Sunday schedule. It lists office at Corner Bridge and Fourth Street, subscription rates by mail and weekly carrier delivery in Winnemucca, with communications addressed to The Silver State in Winnemucca Nevada.
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Fice
Corner Bridge
Fourth Street
Winnemucca
Silver State
Nevada
Weather Report from Wisnam Occa Station June 20 1904
The Weather Bureau report for Wisnam Occa Station covers the 24 hours ending 3 pm local meridian time. It lists mean barometer 29.83, max temperature 4 degrees, min temperature 48 above zero, mean 66, normal 62, prevailing wind NW, and precipitation for 44 hours. The next day low is 53 above zero. C Hayden, Observer.
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Department OF Agriculture
Wisnam Occa Station
N.W
T. Mebes
C. Hayden
Eather Bureau
Weather Prospect For Fair Nights And Warm Days
Fair tonight and Saturday with continued warm weather. Willson notes a calm spell as Hana delays a third term statement. A Chicago Home and Aid Society case christens an unknown baby boy as William McKinley. The case draws attention from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Kaiser William dispatches agents to study U S farm machinery manufacturing for German imports.
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Chicago Home and Aid Society
William McKinley
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Kaiser William
Germany
Hartford Traveler Finds $250000 Bonds in Pocket
A Hartford commercial traveler misread a package of old love letters from a relative and carried them home. They turned out to be bonds and stocks valued at 250000 dollars with 48000 dollars in accrued interest.
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Hartford
Canada seeks lower postage on British magazines
The Canadian government has asked the British Postmaster General to reduce postage on British magazines. Officials say American magazines move at 1 cent per pound in Canada, while British ones charge 8 cents per pound, allowing American periodicals to dominate Canadian markets.
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Canada
Railroad Ownership Debate Questions Government Control
The piece notes skepticism about big railroad syndicates surrendering holdings to the government. It argues that, if such a transfer occurs, it would not have the approval of Morgan Rockefeller and Harriman interests. It contends that railroad concentration could lead to eventual government ownership or government ownership of railroads.
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Morgans
Rockefellers
Harrimans
Tariff Fight Emerges Within Republican Ranks Over Protection
The article notes a brewing tariff dispute in the Republican camp over whether high protection is a core party principle. It cites McKinley as a key figure who has shifted positions and may drift toward radical revenue reform, aligning with Cleveland-era reform ideas.
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McKinley
Cleveland
Irrigation Will Benefit Nation From Coast to Coast
An East West dispute over irrigation is rejected as short sighted. The author argues irrigation spurs settlement nationwide, boosts the Western population, and increases demand for Eastern manufactures, asserting delaying settlement harms the country.
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West
Atlantic
Pacific
Reno Hatchery Operation Under California Commission
A Reno Journal report describes a hatchery above Verdi operated by the California Fish Commission with capacity for 1,200,000 fry. Last year’s take was 1,057,000 and this season is projected at 1,100,000. Two men are employed. trout are taken from the Nevada side with Washoe County Board of Commissioners permission. Some fry are placed in the river below the paper mill dam and the rest replenish California streams.
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Reno Journal
Verdi
California Fish Commission
Nevada
Board of Commissioners of
Washoe County
New irrigation method aids tree survival near Yankton
Abe Van Osdel of Mission Hill North Dakota reports a novel irrigation method for young trees. A tin can is buried beside each trunk, filled with water and covered with mulch while a wet strip around the roots draws moisture into the tree. The system, used in Holland, reportedly reduces losses.
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Abe van Osdel
Mission Hill
Yankton
N. D
Holland
Lunch Goods and Cured Meats Appeal at Local Market
Sliced beef lunch goods in 1 pound glass jars 30c per jar. Lunch tongue 1 pound cans three for $1. Potted ox tongue and deviled chicken canned items. Beef loaf 1 pound cans 15 to 25c. Pickled tripe Bologna sausage 2 pound cans 25c. Raspberry and strawberry preserves in glass jars 5c. Water white honey 15c. Saratoga chips half pound bags 15c. Mocha and Java coffee 2 pound cans at 45c per pound. Ogden flour described as white and sweet. California picnic hams per pound for boiling.
Local Goods Arrive in Carload Shipments for Bargain Prices
A carload of sugar flour salt lime barb wire mowing machines wagons bran and coal oil has arrived. Consumers are urged to compare prices as savings are promised on all items in stock.
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Windle & Brackett, Lessees
Weather Bureau Report
Hana
Chicago
Truckee Fish Hatchery
W. J. Bell
Cyrus Noble
J. & F. Martell
Cordelia Wine CO
P. Laverga SR
OG Ito
Studebaker
Deering
King of Machines
New York
Davi & Jackson
E. Reinhart & CO
Jou
Diliers
Saratoga
MOCHA
JAVA
OGDEN
California
Me Club
D. J. Biggins
D. J. Hadley
Asa Murphy
C. B. Brown & CO
GutKate Grocers
Palace Saloon
P. B. Roberts
Old Hermitage
Jesse Moore
G. Lanthier
Winnemucca, Nevada
Hoitt’s School
Holtt's
Menlo Park
San Mateo County
Cal
Trag, Hoitt
D. Cordano
Bridge Street
Carload
THE
First National Bank
Oppioers
F. ML. Lee
J. Sibbald
Geo
Nikon
C. V. W'Bride
JF OU
Bysoh A
More
Eagle Drug Store
Brown Bros
Winnermucca Nevada
M. B. Staunton
Winnemucca Bottling Works
Johnson & Ram Dohr
Pabst Milwaukee Beer
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