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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1900
Page
2
Daily except Sundays notice gives subscription prices by mail and carrier in Winnemucca. It lists annual, six month and three month options and directs business correspondence to the Silver State in Winnemucca Nevada.
Weather Bureau reports for the 44 hours ending 4 M. 75th mendian time with mean barometer and temperatures. Prevailing wind N W and no precipitation. Forecasts: Fair tonight and Saturday. Springs hats comment on season prices. Mr Stratton Cripple Creek critiques mine sale at ten million dollars.
William J Bryan chose April 1 for a speech in an Oregon town that helped secure McKinley’s banner majority in 1896. The remark framed his view on the eternal fitness of things and connected to past political results.
The steamer Needles transporting 6 000 tons of Virginia coal arrived at Nagasaki Japan marking the first U S coal shipment to Japan The voyage creates a new commercial precedent between Japan and the United States
The geographic center of the United States lies in Kansas about twenty miles north of where Kansas Oklahoma and the Indian Territory meet at a boundary point.
In a Carson Appeal commentary readers note that Senators Jones and Stewart are firmly aligned to their namesake positions. The piece mocks public question guesses while asserting loyalty to Jones and Stewart as the defining stance.
General Lew Wallace asserts President McKinley seeks a colonial empire with Congress backing. He notes the Constitution lacks authority for such a system and claims McKinley’s anglomania drives him to rule, with subjects only in the Philippines and Puerto Rico.
The Los Angeles Express argues Congress has enacted a gold standard, ending the 16 to 1 debate. It contends the Dred Scott decision failed to permanently establish slavery and that the new measure will not forever bind the nation's interests to the gold standard, echoing the Sacramento Bee.
The document prints a government whitewash recipe using lime, salt, ground rice, Spanish whiting, and glue, with instructions to use hot and keep covered. A East Prussia laborer’s wife reportedly bore nine twin pairs to her husband in ten years, with seventeen children alive.
Figs in 1 lb packages two for 25 cents. 150 for $1.00. Macaroni per box. Jersey Cream Baking Powder 50 cents per can. Assorted cakes per 12th box $1.50. Dried black figs 10 lbs. All goods guaranteed fresh and good, not old or shelf worn.
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