Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets Tee Subscription Rates
Daily except Sundays notice details subscription rates for the tee at Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1900
Page
2
Daily except Sundays notice details subscription rates for the tee at Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets.
Weather Bureau report from March 1900 with mean barometer 30.15 inches a maxima 67 degrees minima unspecified. Prevailing NE wind and no precipitation in the 14 hours. Observer J G Hayden notes temperatures and conditions for the period.
McAdie weather notes cloudy tonight and Sunday. In a March 31 1900 column the piece critiques Standard Oil profits and Rockefeller influence. It compares Standard Oil gains to U S government income and forecasts broad corporate control across industry including iron, railroads, ships, copper, coal, gas, and street railways. The piece portrays rapid accumulation of wealth and power by the Rockefeller group.
The New York Journal argues large banks invest 50 million to 10 million yearly in income producing property to grow revenues, threatening Standard Oil. It warns only another rich trust or legislation can bound wealth concentration, urging public action to prevent anti competitive dominance.
A Piute man with four wives camps at the Oling house mines as a laundry need persists among gold diggers. A wave of sunlit ore, a $500 discovery, and a potential quarter million sale bring smiles, marking a shift toward civilization per the Wadsworth Dispatch.
Port land Soda Crackers sold in cartons at 20 cents each. Figs offered in two packages for 25 cents. Flaked Hominy and Eastern Maple Syrup sold by the gallon. Anderson's Concentrated Soups priced at 15 cents per can, with a 50 cent offer. Read like a early 20th century grocery ad noting items and unit prices.
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