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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1897
Page
2
The Silver State lists office location at COR Bridge and Fourth Streets and outlines subscription options by mail for one year six months and three months plus weekly carrier delivery in Winnemucca. The ad mentions rates though specific amounts are partially cut off.
Weather Bureau report from Wingunca Station notes 24 hour period ending 5:09 PM local time with mean barometer 25.62 inches. Maximum 75 F minimum 51 F mean 63 F. Southwest wind up to 24 mph. Precipitation 0.04 inches. Mill temperature forecast June 29 at 50 F. EB Hill, Agent.
The Reno Gazette criticizes its own humor as William J. Bryan travels through Nevada next Friday. The text notes Bryan's historic vote share and asserts locals will honor him despite editorial differences in the Reno reception committee.
Senator Tillman defends a selective tariff policy, saying protection should aid struggling industries until they stand on their own. He warns against extending protection to the point it shields trusts that harm consumers, urging a balanced national approach.
A Canton crowd echoed tariff debates as Indiana's Ayprisox reports a National Tin Plate Co shutdown Thursday for wage readjustments. Simultaneously, all union tin plate plants will close, and window glass factories plan midweek closings. About 12,000 tin plate and 15,000 glass workers face idle time.
After years away from politics, a man returns to speak bluntly. Ex-Senator Ingalle labels the sugar schedule in the new tariff bill as the most brazen hold up of the century, even more audacious than any train robbery.
A composite notices section touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as beneficial for coughs backache and headaches with praise from Mrs Mary Watan of Leadville Colorado. It also advertises Hood's Pills for liver and bowel relief and a San Francisco eye specialist Dr E Bernard offering free consultation at a Lafayette hotel. No-To-Bac is advertised as a tobacco habit cure at fifty cents.
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