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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1899
Page
2
The Silver State George 5 Nixon issues daily except Sundays. Office at Corner Bridge and Fourth streets. Subscription rates listed for six months and three months, carrier delivery in Winnemucca per week. Principal year’s price details and advertising contacts noted.
The Weather Bureau report from March 2 notes mean temperatures around 2 degrees, a high of 40s, low around 14, light wind, and 24 hour precipitation. Forecasts include rain tonight clearing Saturday and cooler conditions, with societal chatter on weddings, politics, and press trends interwoven.
The Virginity Chronicle notes Rex Assemblyman Gillispie has won a reward and accepts a ticket agent post at the Oakland Mole, western terminus of the Central Pacific. It laments his homesickness may keep him from duties and mocks efforts to haul him to work.
John T. Graham of Denver asserts a giant silver trust of 65 million dollars aims to raise silver prices by ten percent as early action. The article lauds Mrs Place’s electric chair death and critiques the process as humane yet cruel. It condemns rotten beef sent to American troops and references Spanish-American War concerns. A San Diego dynamite incident and Japan marriage customs are noted. Public School entertainment announced for the First Intermediate Department tomorrow at noon with an invitation to attend.
Local item notes that Host of Paradise is in town for today. Mentions several residents traveling to Central district and Golconda, with others returning from Cloverdale. Includes various ads and notices for railroad promotion, Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, and health products, plus local drugstore listings and a breath purifying tea.
A promotional fragment touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for womanly weakness and disorders. It claims to restore health and virility, calm nerves, and stop drains, noting the product is the simpler cure after years of medical work in Buffalo. It also mentions pleasant pellets as a mild laxative.
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