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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1901
Page
2
A compact subscription notice lists rates and addresses for Winnemucca Nevada readers. It mentions annual, six month, and three month mail options and directs business communications to the Silver State in Winnemucca. The fragment references Corner Image and Fourth streets and a per week rate in Winnemucca.
Weather summary from Winnemucca Station reports a mean temperature of 48 degrees with a 63 degree high and 44 degree low, a 21.77 inch mean barometer, no measurable precipitation, and light westerly winds. Forecast calls for rain this afternoon and tonight, then fair and warmer on Wednesday. The observer is C Hayden with McAdie contributing to the forecast.
Fourth annual International Mining Congress meets in Boise on July 23 for three days with an expected two thousand delegates from across the United States. The aims include broadening mining discussion beyond gold and silver, reforming federal mining laws, fostering industry cooperation, and promoting a US Department of Mines and Mining. Sympathy for Mrs McKinley and mixed Cuban policy notes also touch the frontier issues of the day.
Editorial notes warn that removing the steel tariff could prompt the steel trust to cut wages, urging continued protection. It also mentions colonial governors traveling in style, with the yacht Mayflower ferrying Governor Allen back to Porto Rico.
Henry Oxnard asserts National Irrigation for May that sugar beets reach peak commercial perfection under proper irrigation. He notes sugar content purity and yield per acre improve with moisture at the right time, and says the beet industry is a growing young giant with expanding irrigated areas.
An eccentric ad proclaims Lane's Tea to preserve beauty by maintaining healthy bowels and digestion. It claims daily bowel movement, indigestion cure, blood purification, clear complexion, and appetite gain, selling at 25c and 50c by Brown Bros' druggists. Also promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills for constipation and liver complaints by Brown Bros.
The Winnemucca population around 1200 is largely troubled by throat and lung affections. Advertisers urge visiting Brown Bros druggists for Kemp's Bal sam with trial size free, price 25c and 60c, and warn to look out for counterfeits. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve billed for skin troubles and DeWitt's touted as a quick cure for piles.
An advertisement touts Lane's Tea as a pleasant laxative and digestive aid. It claims the product clears the complexion, removes yellow from the eyes, and keeps kidneys in good condition. A 25e package is available from Brown Bros., druggists.
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