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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1900
Page
2
Small newspaper notice for Windle and Bracket lessees listing daily operations except Sundays at the Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets. Includes subscription rates by mail for one year six months and three months and a local weekly carrier rate in Winnemucca Nevada.
Weather Bureau report for Winnemucca Station notes the 24 hour period ending at 4 M. meridian time with mean barometer 30.14, max 57, min 25, mean 41, normal 24, and prevailing wind direction 8 W. Precipitation for 24 hours and next 24 hours forecast not specified. observer C. J. Hayden.
A March 1, 1900 survey cites the Blue Book showing four Nevada posts in federal offices with total $13,787.92, but Nevada receives only about $3,440. Officials named hail from several states, with only two appointees genuinely from Nevada, sparking charges of political favoritism and neglect of state birthright.
Carson News urges Nevada voters to demand a full explanation for the appointment of aliens to state posts. The piece warns that such motives may not make good family reading and calls for accountability before the next election.
Dr. F E Brown cites thirteen snake bite cases treated with tincture of iodine in his practice with rapid recovery. He recalls a child and a 15 year old boy both improving after drop doses, plus a cow that nearly died but later recovered. He describes a lime soda washing fluid as preparation.
Notice to Grand Jurors: the grand jury will meet at 8 30 A M Saturday March 3 1900. All members are requested to report at that time. L N Carpenter Foreman.
Dr. H. B. McDonald of Wadsworth is at the Lafayette hotel offering a full range of dental services in a high quality 61st-class manner.
The advertisement touts Hood's Pills as a non-irritating remedy for liver ills. It markets Hood's Sarsaparilla as a companion tonic to enhance cleansing and overall health.
Pasteur warned that dust and broom sweeping spread disease more broadly than gunpowder. The essay argues constant dust stirring harms health, carpets harbor germs, and floor brushing disperses them into air and occupants, potentially causing illness. It predicts future limits on pets and cleaning tools in civilized homes.
An old advert touts Karl’s Clover Rot Tea as an absolute cure for chronic constipation claiming fifty years of sale with an absolute guarantee. The 25 cent price is noted and the product is sold at Acts Eagle Drug Store.
The bottle guarantee promises two thirds must be used and if no benefit is felt the bottle is returned to the druggist for a refund. Pricing options listed include 25 cents and 50 cents, with an odd reference to 100 dollars. Eagle Drug Store.
Purported advertisement touts a beauty claim and bodily health benefits from Clover Root Tea. It asserts cleansing effects on bowels liver and kidneys and lists prices of 26 and 50 cents at Eagle Drug Store.
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