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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1899
Page
2
The Silver State announces daily publication saved except Sunday. Office at Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets lists subscription rates and carriers, with distribution through Nevada towns and cities and sales through principal dealers and agents. Follow up inquiries addressed to The Silver State News.
The bulletin reports June 2 1908 weather for four hours ending 6 PM with 90.00 barometer, temps 8 and 4 above zero, mean 6, normal 67, wind W, 24 hour precip 0. The forecast says fair tonight and Thursday. Items note Dreyfus court martial, Chicago hog strike, Humboldt Valley alfalfa outlook, Winnemucca Fourth celebration roar, and McKinley Alger power struggle over War secretary and Senate seat.
The article condemns overly careful voters who may insulate themselves from learning and insists on following internal notions about marking ballots. It cites Kansas City injunctions as a critique of law courts meddling in labor imports, arguing such actions undermine constitutional principles and American governance.
A hostile London crowd attacks the International Council of Women during a meeting. The piece mocks suffrage leaders like Antoinette Sterling and Mrs. Catt, arguing against women’s authority and urging focus on homemaking duties and traditional roles. The article portrays gender clash with blunt satire and references to marriage and bread winning.
An obituary recalls Judge James A. MacMillan as an upright lawyer and devoted family man. The East Lake Tribune piece highlights his integrity, generosity, and service to others, noting his kindness to workers and the poor and his steadfast religious belief as he faced death.
Public auction will occur at the Courthouse door on July 17, 1890, to settle delinquent taxes on listed parcels including Kennedy property with house and 60 stock horses, and Reese place on Indian Creek. Total due 13.63 plus 6.28 for other taxes, with ten percent advertising costs. Redemption allowed within six months. H. S. Gilbert.
A Manila news censor is blamed for misreporting American forces. The Kansas regiment’s 1,200 men show 200 sick at home and 450 on the firing line, leaving 550 removed from duty. The piece notes the contrast with glowing dispatches about American successes.
Dental office advertises crown and bridge work as a specialty with moderate prices and guaranteed work. Office is on Bridge Street with hours 1 to 2 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Residence listed as Brich Office at the Golconda hotel in Golconda Nevada.
The State of Nevada through the State Land Office at Carson City announces a patent application under an 1860 act. It lists subdivisions in Township 6 North Range 8 East Mount Diablo base and meridian open for public inspection. Protest or contest must be filed within sixty days with the United States Land Office. ER. D. Kelley, State Land Register.
State Land Office Carson City Nev posts notice under 21 Stat 287 that part of the Janda selected lands is open to the public and a patent request for lands in Sec 12 T97N R4E Mount Diablo base and meridian. Described subdivisions listed for inspection with a 60 day protest period. D KELLEY State Land Register May 1, 10.
Editorial lambasts mass arrests of striking miners held in the bull pen arguing suspects deserve due process. It condemns the treatment of prisoners as worse than felons and denounces destroying a mill by dynamite while urging impartial punishment for both arson and abuses against citizens.
The United States Land Office in Carson City Nevada lists subdivisions under the 1940 act and announces patents for certain tracts. The public may inspect the list and file protests within sixty days with the Register and Receiver of the Land Office. Subdivisions identified include fractional sections and parcels in T AON R Ka, with Kelley as State Land Register. notice dated June 1 18H.
Notice of intention to patent land in Nevada under the Act of 1904 list No. 229 at the Carson City Land Office. State authorities invite inspection and public protest within the statutory period. any claims against the tract must be filed, noting valuable mineral claims and land descriptions in the list.
The State press is worked up over Nevada seeking prestige in nation's councils. No state not in the United States Senate can influence national affairs. Chamberlain denounces the Transvaal Hours action, noting Washington's era would condemn patriots of America.
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