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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1901
Page
2
The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada announces subscription rates by mail for one year six months and three months and a weekly carrier option in Winnemucca. The notice directs all business correspondence to The Silver State at its Winnemucca Nevada address.
Weather details from Winnemcoca Station note 24 hours to 4 pm. Mean barometer 29.72, max 65 F, min 41 F, mean 53 F, normal 64 F. Prevailing wind N. Precipitation 0. Forecast fair tonight and Wednesday. Also included are political items about McKinley China policy and opium traffic reflecting era concerns.
A Nevada newspaper declares that its editor bears national and local duties and has nominated Tom L. Johnson for president in 1904. It states only the Democratic national convention remains to ratify the nomination and informs Mayor Johnson of the honor conferred.
The New York Press reports a Maryland judge issued a sweeping ruling valuing feminine strength. A wife may use necessary physical force to reclaim a husband found with another, framing the act as protecting domestic harmony and social propriety.
The census reports about a 25 percent rise in the number of farms in the United States over the past decade, now totaling 5 645 000. There are nearly double the farms under cultivation since 1870, driven largely by subdivision of large tracts, especially in the Northwest as homesteaders claim new lands. The westward expansion continues as the logical outlet for surplus population.
A Salt Lake traveler reports widespread discontent among sheepmen in Utah. He notes anger toward President Me who is at the center of agricultural policy debates and regional tensions as wool interests press for relief or changes.
The Salt Lake Herald argues sheepmen falsely blame McKinley and the administration for tariff woes. It contends prosperity under Republican rule reaches all, urging sheepmen to wait for campaign rhetoric to reveal their supposed prosperity and misperception.
A vintage grocery list showcases roast beef 1 lb cans at 20c, sliced beef 30c, lunch tongue three cans for $1, potted ox tongue, deviled chicken, beef loaf, pickle tripe, bologna sausage, preserves at 25c, water white honey, Saratoga chips, Mocha and Java coffee, Ogden flour, California picnic hams at about 4 1/2c per lb, all marketed as fine goods for lunches and preparations.
The firm reports receiving a carload of sugar flour salt lime barb wire mowing machines wagons bran and coal oil. It invites patrons to inquire for prices promising savings on every purchase and urging customers to seek lower costs.
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