Silver State Office Bridge and Fourth 8T8 3600
Fragmentary OCR mentions an office at COR BRIDGE AND FOURTH with figures 8T8 3600 and a 1% note, seeking clarification of location and rate.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1897
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR mentions an office at COR BRIDGE AND FOURTH with figures 8T8 3600 and a 1% note, seeking clarification of location and rate.
Weather Bureau report from Winnemucca Station dates March 29 1897 shows 71 hours ending 5 PM mean barometer 25.50 maximum 22 degrees minimum 20 degrees average temperature 4 wind direction west southwest max velocity and precipitation 0.01 inches for 24 hours. Agent EB Hill signs off.
The Boston Herald criticizes Nevada for legislative errors and hints at annexation or reform as remedies. It notes the state must fight on its chosen path and awaits the next election to address the prizefight bill. The piece cites public sentiment against corruption and praises Nevada’s capable citizens.
The Honduras lottery company seeks to enter Nevada markets despite past state opposition. Voters previously voiced strong views against lottery expansion, and current plans are likely to face similar public resistance if advanced.
In Kansas a woman voter backlash during a local election ousted B. L. Short, city clerk and mayoral candidate, after a 12 year association with Sadie Parsons ended in a broken engagement. The incident is framed as a reprimand by women voters over a personal history.
Fragmentary list of government officials including President Vice President Secretary of State Secretary of Treasury War Navy Postmaster General Interior Attorney General Agriculture and a few misread titles. Includes names such as Adlai E. Blevenson Ricard Olney Jake Smith and William Harmon with unclear line endings.
An advertisement claims weak nerves stem from poor blood and promises Hood's Sarsaparilla will purify and enrich blood to feed nerves. A reader letter from Miss Bartley praises the remedy after years of health trouble.
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