Office: R Bridge and Fourth Streets Subscription Rates
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1899
Page
2
Subscription rates for the office at R Bridge and Fourth Streets are listed but details are unreadable in the fragment.
Weather Bureau report from Winnemucca Station dated February 25 records 21 hours ending 5:09 p.m. local time. Mean barometer 29.80 inches, maximum temperature 12 degrees, minimum 41 degrees above zero, mean temperature 6 degrees, prevailing wind W, precipitation 0.00 inches in 24 hours. Forecast for March 1: min 42 degrees above zero. Observer G. Aukerman.
Occasional rain is forecast tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. The region should expect damp conditions and a steady temperature through the period.
Condolences pour in after the deaths of T. J. Yeorgin W. M. Dillard and James Hendershott in a severe accident. The loss impacts families and friends across Wadsworth as rededication and grief are expressed by the community and local organizations.
The letter and private talks reveal Senator Denton favored A C Cleveland and would cast his vote to that candidate. Denton admitted in writing and in person to Cleveland that he pledged to Cleveland, risking his career if Cleveland failed. The account notes Denton’s appeal for forgiveness while ill with typhoid fever.
A Journal excerpt condemns a public figure for cowardice in writing to Mr. Cleveland and personal admissions, noting the dislike of honest lawmakers and the Stewart gang who mock him with a harsh epithet. The piece urges quiet as agitation worsens the odor of the matter.
A Southern Oregon cattleman to the Oregonian warns of cattle poisoning by wild lockepur and parenis roots and urges bleeding as a remedy. He notes irrigation costs with gasoline engines, citing fuel per hour and per acre figures. Trib remarks on proper use of liniment. Photographer Richards resumes winter work at his Second street gallery with a skylight. Dr C F Moons announces professional visits to Winnemucca. Dewey Schley and Sampson photo engravings offer value to subscribers.
E Rersnarr t Co announces new shirt waists and wrappers described as the prettiest yet, highlighting fresh styles now in stock for shoppers seeking fashionable apparel.
A health advertisement touts Hood s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier to prevent disease by cleansing the blood. Testimonials from Cleveland Brooklyn Pontia Mich Kalamazoo and Douglastown claim relief from scrofula rheumatism catarrh indigestion kidney trouble goitre and general weakness.
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