The Silver State Winnemucca Ad Rates and Address Notice
The Silver State Windle and Brackett lessees publish daily except Sundays. The paper lists Corner Bridge and Fourth streets as offices in Winnemucca Nevada. Subscription rates include yearly and half-year mail options and carrier delivery in Winnemucca. Address business correspondence to The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada.
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Corner Bridge
Fourth Streets
Winnemuee
Silver State
Winnemucca Nevada
Weather and Legislation Highlights From March 15 1901
Weather data reports mean temperature 40 degrees with a 29 degree minimum and 56 maximum at WinNew occa station. Forecast calls fair weather tonight and Saturday. A Nevada Assembly vote on repealing the valued policy insurance law shows 13 for repeal and 18 against. Editorial note condemns the law as harmful to state business and links broader reclamation debates to eastern western interests. Lake Shore Railroad to open a night school for Elkhart apprentices with compulsory attendance and expansion plans.
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U.S. Department OF Agriculture
WinNew Occa Station
J.C. Hayden
Observer Weather Bureau
Assembly
van Duzer
Brooks
Coryell
Hastings
Heidenrich
Henningsen
Nelson
Paul
Platt
Summerfield
Sweeney
Townsend
Wilson
Allen
Burke
Conaway
Corbett
Dickerson
Graham
Holmes
Jacobs
Johnson
McDowell
Parker
Peckham
Baftice
Skaggs
Stinson
Webster
Jackson
Senate
Nevada
Lake Shore Railroad Company
Elkhart
Ind
Longtime Hanover Lutheran Pastor Celebrates 95th Birthday
Rev. Daniel J. Hauer of Hanover, Pennsylvania, reportedly the oldest Lutheran clergyman in America, marks his ninety fifth birthday. He has preached the gospel for seventy five years, born in Frederick Maryland in 1806, recalling the War of 1812 and counting Lafayette as a close friend.
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Daniel J. Hauer
Hanover
America
Frederick
Lafayette
Paris Paper Run Entirely by Women
Paris, France, features La Fonde entirely staffed by women in editorial, contributing, and operation. The paper is well organized, informed, and as well executed as any other in the French capital with a circulation of 50,000 daily.
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France
la Fonde
Cession of Public Lands Warns Montana Paper
The piece argues that ceding public lands to states and territories would hinder development and immigration. It warns that such action invites legislative corruption by capitalists seeking large landholdings and would wreck westward reclamation by destroying small farms in arid states.
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Montana
Government grain report signals market suspense
Officials release figures on farmers grain holdings prompting speculators to reassess impact. Wheat reserves meet expectations while the corn crop shows a shortfall of 25 million bushels. The report notes a lower percentage of last year’s corn in farmers hands than since 1894, when the prior year's crop was half as large as 1900.
Spring Langour Good for Liver and Kidneys
A brief feature notes spring languor as beneficial for liver and kidneys. A reception committee lists members of the order as part of a local society event.
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ST. Patrick’s Ball
L. C. T. M. Alma Hive
Armory Hall
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L. Larivere
M. L. DE Long
T. A. Reed
Lee Updike
D. J. Hadley
Mrs. Lee Updike
J. Dorsey
Kate McEnerney
Anna Roddy
T. A. Read
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A. C. Brown
J. C. Hayden
D. J. Biggins
Asa Murphy
J. P. Hurst
I Dale Selon Private Glub Rooms
W. J. Bell
Cyrus Noble
McMiskies
J. & F. Martell
Gardelia Wine CO
P. Laverga SR
Me Club
E. Reinhart
Eagle Drug Store
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Utah
C. B. Brown & CO
the Palace
P. B. Roberts
Old Hermitage
Jesse Moore
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M. B. Staunton
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