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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1899
Page
2
The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada advertises a subscription and mail rates with daily operation except Sundays. It lists office at Bridge and Fourth Streets and asks for business communications to The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada.
Weather bureau report for Winnamucca station dated November 24, 1804 covers 24 hours to 4 pm meridian time. It notes mean barometer 30.28 inches maximum temperature 5 degrees, minimum 2 degrees above zero, mean temperature 47 degrees, normal 66, prevailing wind direction 8, precipitation 0 for two hours. Forecast: cloudy and warmer tonight with snow or McAdie.
The piece argues Dewey should return the so called home to the committee and condemns critics who paid for it. It stresses that only a small fraction of Americans funded the purchase and claims the nation had no hand in the gift. The author calls the transfer a life mistake and questions public critique of a personal action.
Governors of arid land states meet in Salt Lake City on December 14 to discuss leasing grazing lands. They seek a fair system limiting leased area to protect small ranchers while stabilizing beef and mutton prices. Debate includes sheepmen and tribal concerns, with hopes Congress will frame a law ensuring equal access on restricted western ranges.
A Denver Stockman argues that the preliminary steps to be taken by the governors next month should be guided by the greatest good for the greatest number, emphasizing practical, broad benefit over narrow gain.
A 1900 reference notes Queen Victoria’s Empress of India title alongside her British realms. It argues President McKinley could become William McKinley President of the United States and Emperor of the Philippines if voters approve. Also cites a local paper denouncing gossip as loathsome and treacherous.
A NYC 10 cent restaurant manager earns a shocking 25 million dollars annually. Garrett A. Hobart is cited as the sixth US vice president to die in office. Sixty five Celestials buried in Chicago will be moved to Flowery Kingdom with cost of 32000. Benjamin Hodson of Elwood Indiana has three children named Sunshine Delight and Pleasant to cheer the house.
Advertises Cape Cod or Jersey cranberries at 60 cents per gallon, six pounds of sweet potatoes for 25 cents, Merced apples 190 per box, Zante currants, self rising buckwheat flour, Eastern Creamery Butter, fancy California peaches, maple syrup Woodlawn Brand, mince meat 50 cents per quart jar, Blue Lake Beans three for 55 cents, citrus peels 20 cents per pound, preserved china ginger 65 cents per jar, seeded raisins two for 25 cents, recleaned currants two for 25 cents, sauerkraut sold by weight, sliced peaches and apricots seven for $1.00, finest packing for cream.
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