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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1899
Page
2
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The Weather Bureau report from 1890 records 24 hours of conditions at 5:00 Mean barometer 30.04 inches. Maximum temperature six degrees, minimum temperature 54 above zero, mean temperature two degrees. Normal temperature listed as to degrees. Prevailing wind direction 5. Precipitation 0.00. Observer G. B. Ackerman notes the min temperature on March 7.33 above zero.
Cloudy conditions expected tonight and Wednesday with steady temperatures. The forecast notes a stationary temperature pattern for the period starting March 7, 1899, indicating little change in daily highs and lows.
A heated United States Senate discussion centers on Warren amendments totaling 275,000 for Wyoming reservoirs and arid-state surveys. Senator Carter argues western markets and Orient trade justify the program, noting 600,000 barrels of flour shipped to Yokohama and Hongkong, with potential for vast East Asian demand and western land development at no extra federal cost. He contends western settlers would uplift Rocky Mountain regions while avoiding harming eastern producers.
The speaker advocates opening vast arid regions in the Mississippi or Missouri basins to irrigation. He argues that 600 million acres could bloom with adequate water, easing congestion in cities and benefiting the United States by allowing poor settlers to occupy and cultivate these lands.
The Journal opines that Livingston’s bill would be not only unconstitutional but idiotic, reflecting a sharp editorial stance on limits to free expression and the state’s regulatory approach to caricature content.
Governor Sadler signed into law the bill passed by the legislature to disincorporate the city. The action ends the city's municipal status and redirects governance to county or regional authorities. The measure reflects legislative approval and executive assent in the process.
An old newspaper ad urges readers with coughs throat irritation and breathing trouble to try One Minute Cough Cure from Eagle Drug Store and Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood tonic, stressing prompt action today.
A collection of testimonial snippets extols Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as cures for blood impurities. Letters from Joux O. DuNeux, Dayr Lark in Ottawa, Kansas, and others describe recovery from grip, abscesses, and scrofula after using the products, highlighting improved vigor and health.
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