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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1900
Page
2
Daily except Sundays notice lists subscription rates for one year eighty dollars, six months, and three months, with mail delivery options. It requests readers to address business correspondence to The Silver State in Winnemucca and mentions mailing and carrier arrangements.
Weather Bureau notes May 29 1900 for 608 FM shows fair conditions. Mean temperature 44 degrees with minimum near 40 and maximum around 58. Prevailing wind from the west northwest. precipitation data indicated as nil.
The article argues the horseless age is not here yet and cavalry remains valuable. It notes British use in South Africa showing cavalry usefulness, the hunt for remounts, and rising demand for quality horses in major cities due to prosperity, transportation shifts, and pleasure riding.
The Springfield Republican argues Mr. McKinley's Oriental policy has drawn the United States into a de facto entangling alliance. It cites Secretary Olney crediting Britain's support for Philippine hold, and asserts the arrangement exists by necessity, not treaty, with implications for presidential politics.
Signed and contributed pieces express personal views not the paper’s endorsement. The note explains this after the fool killer failed to visit Winnemucca recently.
An Arkansas matron and church festival scene feature Brother Logback arguing over a five dollar prepayment for oyster stew. He vows to eat until rules change, he gets a refund, or he busts, highlighting comic regional dialect and communal dining.
The Union Pacific Railroad offers up to date transportation with time saved equaling money earned. It features pioneer dining cars library and buffet smoking cars through Pullman palaces and sleeping cars with no Missouri River changes and one change to New York. Lowest rates to all points with full information from H. M. Clay General Agent Salt Lake City.
Advertises Clover Root Tea as improving complexion through cleansing bowels liver and kidneys. Claims direct action on digestive and urinary organs, with price 25 and 50 cents at Eagle Drug Store.
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