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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1898
Page
2
Classified notice from Silver State Publishing Co listing address at Bridge and Fourth and subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery in Winnemucca. Details include one year six months and three months terms with per week carrier pricing.
The Weather Bureau release for Winnebago Station reports for the 24 hours ending 4:00 PM showing a mean barometer of 29.1 inches, maximum temperature 75 degrees, minimum 52, mean 65, normal 65, prevailing NW wind, and no precipitation. Observer GEO B. Ackerman notes June 29 forecast with minimum above zero.
A forecast notes fair conditions for tonight and Thursday with temperatures expected to remain steady and no significant changes in weather patterns.
A defiant message declares unity and resilience, asserting the nation will not be brought low by defeat. The wording emphasizes national solidarity and unwavering resolve amid hardship.
June 29 1898 editorial defends Nevada's troop contribution to the second call. It argues the Nevada cavalry unit led by Captain Linscott was organized under the first call and asserts the second call assigned a four company battalion after June 17. The piece labels the Independent editor’s accusations as lies and preserves state honor.
The piece notes a statewide push to discourage enlistments while the Independent claims Elko and Carson sentiment opposes conscription. It also reports the Nevada Supreme Court's ruling that the poll tax law is unconstitutional, praising Sam Davis of the Appeal for challenging it and defending voting rights.
A Spanish official in Madrid stated a lofty aim, noted mockingly by a Denver exchange, as observed whenever a Spanish man was fired from Cuban works. The remark implies unattainable goals and public skepticism.
Economical liniment advertisement touts Trib as a mild clean powerful cure for bruises and sprains. Spring goods of latest styles and low prices featured at M Hofman store in this concise ad.
Mrs. George Miller of Moscow Pennsylvania reports an uncle with a bone scrofula abscess who improved after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. She and her husband also use it as a blood purifier. The ad touts Hood's as the best tonic and sells six for $5 through druggists.
400 acre farm with good water right, 150 head stock cattle, some work and saddle horses. Land patented, mostly fenced, good residence and improvements. Ranch can support 2000 head. not sold separately. For details apply to --.
The notice lists events for a national air prayer solo reading of the Declaration, a chorus by Miss Edith Gilbert, an oration by a young lady, songs by Hon Geo Nixon, and a parade with a parade of Horribles. A sunrise salute and fireworks follow a 9 30 a m procession to Charles Kemler's for exercises. Committee secretary B F Riley signs the order.
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