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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1900
Page
2
The Silver State lists subscription prices by mail for one year six months and three months. It notes delivery by mail and by carrier in Winnemucca with business correspondence to The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada.
Weather data for the 4 hours ending 4 M shows a mean barometer 2986, max temperature 1 degree, min 29 above zero, mean 7 degrees, prevailing wind from the east, 0.33 inches precipitation in the last 24 hours. Snow expected tonight and Tuesday. Hayden observer Weather Bureau.
A Boston saloon tragedy reports a man named O Rourke who drank a quart of whisky in eight gulps on a wager and died hours later.Kansas City hotelkeepers seek 25 a day during the Democratic convention session risking a move to relocate the event.Ella Wheeler Wilcox mocked for asking for the nations ear with Cliff Owen noting her sense of voice. The Puerto Rican bill prompts Republican criticism of a starvation platform image and a Portland suggestion that tariff removal on trust goods be tested in Congress before the campaign.
The opposition to leasing public grazing lands grows stronger daily and passage seems unlikely. Senator Foster of Washington introduced the bill but will not press it if affected communities protest. Senator Carter of Montana presented a memorial from Western governors urging no passage, hoping the bill would sleep. Senator Teller argued the measure contradicts government policy and would not be enacted.
The piece contrasts Cronje surrendering under 5 000 men to 45 000 British troops with Majuba Hill where Sir George Colley’s 600 were defeated by about 200 Boers who surprised them overnight. It argues British carry a mixed view of both events and warns against excessive praise of Majuba.
A Chicago bakery devoted entirely to pie making reports producing between 800 and 900 pies daily, highlighting its specialization and high-volume production in a single focus operation.
The Boston Globe notes Chicago’s lack of piety while Kimberley regains champagne status per the Buffalo Express. Hartford Courant cites Dutch practicality and British moves toward Sodafontein as the war advances. Churchill thrives amid conflict, lauded as a top strategist alongside Richard Harding Davis by the Chicago Chronicle.
A public exchange by Ingersoll and Buckley extols and damns whisky as the ghost of grain. Each frames the liquor as a force that unlocks joy or invites ruin, warning of moral and psychological peril across forty years of aging.
U S postal authorities plan to sell two-cent stamps in book form with 12 stamps per book priced at 25 cents. Books will be pocket sized with wax paper between stamps and binding. The outside shows class divisions rates and postage information. Wax paper and binding yield 4 in profit per 1000, with potential annual net profit at least 230000 if an eighth of stamps are sold in book form.
In a testimonial style note readers are urged to protect life by Hood's Sarsaparilla. The ad claims regular use prevents weakness and dyspepsia and cites a speaking patient who recovered from a hacking cough after using several bottles.
The Union Pacific offers up to date transport with buffet smoking and library cars and Pullman services. It promises time saving routes to Eastern points with low rates and convenient connections via Missouri River and Chicago. H M Clay general agent Salt Lake City Utah provides detailed travel information.
A promotional passage extols Hood's Sarsaparilla for digestive relief and nerve strengthening and Hood's Pills as a non-irritating laxative. It also touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething babies, claiming quick relief of teething troubles and widespread use for generations, priced at twenty five cents.
An advice notice urges readers to inform anyone suffering bilious colic of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It promises prompt relief and lists Brown Bros. Druggists as sellers.
Cure for headaches claimed as a blood purifier and tissue builder. Advertises Karl's Clover Root Tea with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory. Priced at 25 or 50 cents at Eagle Drug Store.
An old time ad asserts safe bind and safe find by taking Hod sarsaparilla to fortify health for months. It markets the tonic as a guaranteed source of long lasting well being and vitality.
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