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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1899
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text describes a local newspaper masthead and address lines. It references delivery by carrier in Winnemegon and mentions the Silver State publication, with partial phrases about city notices and regional distribution.
Weath er bureau report from Aymeurroue provides barometer 9.11 inches maximum temperature 49 degrees minimum 29 above zero and mean 36 degrees with normal 1 degree. Prevailing wind direction BE. Precipitation for 21 hours data not clear. G I Aukreman Olver Weather Bureau.
Cloudy night with possible rain or snow by Wednesday and cooler conditions forecast. Amid various opinions and notices, Nevada promotes its appeal to homeseekers and tourists, touting advertising value, public figures, and regional allure.
A column argues that autonomy for the Philippines would mask ethnic cleansing under white civilization. It criticizes U S policy as hypocritical, warns natives will be weakened and uprooted, and urges honesty about imperial aims while predicting continued resistance and eventual loss. The piece cites examples from other races and endorses frank discussion with Filipinos.
The Silver State in enlarged form receives high praise from Nevada newspapers. Editors applaud its telegraphic coverage, Associated Press dispatches, and full state news, with White Pine News and Reno Gazette noting its growth and potential state-wide support. Local outlets hope the enterprise remains healthy and sustainable.
J A Dool is in San Francisco at the Buseh with Sutherland arriving from the west yesterday. L Juda of San Francisco and Jas KE Harper of Reno stay at the Lafayette. Mrs EL Lothrop and daughter Mabel ended their Ogden visit with Winnemucca friends and have gone home. Measles spread causes sickness townwide with fourteen absent in one grade and thirty six absent overall. trustees consider closing schools for a week after next Friday. Winnemucca reports another seven loaded railcars from Olinola Steel and Honolulu Sugar shipments passing through town.
The Winnemucca Silver State, owned by George S. Nixon, has expanded from five to seven columns with increased telegraphic news. Nevada readers praise Nixon’s enterprise as a state-building daily. editors note the paper aims to unify state interests, boost commerce, and counter San Francisco dailies with real-time updates.
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