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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1901
Page
2
The Silver State in Winnemucca Nevada lists subscription rates by mail and carrier. One year six months and three months options are offered with prices implied but not fully stated. Contact details direct to the Silver State for business correspondence.
Weather report for 24 hours ending 4 p.m. details mean barometer 30.4 and temperatures from 04 to 24 above zero with a mean of 38. Forecast calls for fair tonight and Tuesday. Also includes editorial snippets about Galveston fire losses, Oregon politics, Teddy Roosevelt, eight hour laws, and Philippine policy debates.
In a heated exchange Senator Teller said the ship subsidy bill cannot pass, citing strong Republican sentiment against it as evidence of robbery. Senator Hanna supported McKinley’s reelection as a mandate for subsidies, while criticizing the river and harbor bill as worse, implying the subsidy bill’s alleged looting contrasts.
The Chattanooga Medicine Company in Tennessee completed three new buildings, expanding to over two acres of floor space and making the plant the world’s second largest in proprietary medicine. An upgraded electric system, motors in each building, and an automatic sprinkler setup enhance fire prevention as the firm grows, including a shipment of 7,500 bottles of Wine of Cardus to British South Africa.
The Great Salt Lake faces imminent drying due to irrigation demands. A proposed canal from the Snake River headwaters would bring water into the Great Basin to replace evaporation loss and has met general favor. Agricultural Utah could suffer disaster unless action is taken soon.
Floor Director Mrs. Lee Updike leads a social event with doorkeepers Mrs. M. L. De Long and Mrs. J. P. Hurst. Grand march scheduled promptly at 9 o clock. Tickets offered at the door or through organizers.
United States Land Office notice lists lands in Nevada townships for patent by Central Pacific Railroad Co. Readable tracts span Mt. Diablo Meridian areas in Tp 25 and 26 R34 and Tp 39 R38 with sections 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 29 31 33 35 and more. Protests within sixty days may be filed in Washington, D.C. through official channels.
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