The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada Notice
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1901
Page
2
Subscription rates for The Silver State list one year six months and three months by mail. The paper operates daily except Sundays with offices at Bridge and Fourth streets and carrier rates in Winnemucca.
Conditions over 24 hours ending Nov 19 show mean temperature 36 degrees with a 30.08 inch barometer. Max 40? min 23 above zero. Prevailing wind from W. Precipitation 0.?. Forecast calls for rain or snow this afternoon and tonight with colder conditions Thursday.
Reverend Herbert Bigelow argues poverty results from unjust laws and structural inequality, not personal failure. He critiques Carnegie's praise of poverty as a “bracing school,” insisting true poverty deprives opportunity and harms moral and physical health.
The Sacramento Record Union contends Maclay would rewrite his navy history to fit a court of inquiry verdict on Admiral Schley. It notes the Advocate General found no flaw in Schley’s courage or sailing, while Maclay had previously labeled him a coward and a bastard.
Professor Mark Averill returned from Manila and declares he is now a Democrat on the territorial expansion question. He says the American continent suffices for the average citizen and notes his $160 travel cost, with stopovers in Tokio and Yokohama. He plans to settle in his native Virginia.
The article touts a new United States army pistol claiming it can fire 116 bullets per minute and compares the weapon to Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a superior remedy. It promotes the stomach medicine as a universal cure for indigestion dyspepsia belching heartburn and malaria urging readers to buy only authentic bottles bearing the private die stamp.
Notice to taxpayers states Humboldt County Nevada taxes for fiscal year 1901 are due. Pay in full by December 2 1901 or half by December 2 1901 and half by June 2 1902. Delinquent after December 2 1901 with ten percent penalty. Poll taxes due with first payment at Winnemucca office. H S Gilbert county treasurer. nov4td.
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