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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1900
Page
2
The notice lists daily except Sundays publication details with Wee Corner Bridge and Fourth streets. Subscription rates show one year four months and three months by mail and weekly carrier in Winnemucca. Address all business correspondence to The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada.
November 25 weather observations show mean temperature 40 and barometer 30.24 inches with 0.07 inch precipitation in four hours. Maximum 46, minimum 2 above zero, prevailing wind from the north, forecast fair tonight and Tuesday by MCADIE.
An analysis challenges the idea that trade follows the flag. British expansion is blamed for undermining peaceful commerce, while American bidders win a $5 million South African rolling stock contract and dominate iron and railway equipment deals. The piece argues trade grows from peace and industry, not conquest.
The article notes a U S Navy ship named for Nevada, though the state did not attend the christening. It calls the gesture an honor, hints Nevada’s population decline over the past decade, and wishes success for the monitor as an asset to the nation’s navy.
Congressman Wewlands spoke at the Irrigation Congress in Chicago praising Nevada irrigation gains and outlining agricultural potential under a national storage reservoirs system. The talk is presented as a strong advertisement for Nevada and its undeveloped resources.
The report from the Quartermaster General shows transport costs to and from the Philippines totaling about 13 000 000 with several other army bureaus reporting even larger expected expenses. The figures suggest the publicized two dollar per man price for yellow bellies is far from covering the real costs.
The Utah State Journal quotes Mark Hanna saying no man can gain a full dinner pail without earning it. It recalls a prior claim that voters only needed to back McKinley and wait for benefits to arrive.
The text suggests Turkey will face a heavy indemnity next Thursday, regardless of claims over a sum of 90 000 dollars. It notes the government may refuse to recognize the claim but anticipates a substantial payment requirement.
Foster's bulletin predicts a cool wave from November 2 to December 1 with a storm from the 25th to 29th and a warm wave from the 24th to 29th. December should show great temperature swings, with a warm start then sharp cooling midmonth followed by a rise toward January 1. The period around the 8th and 23rd brings the most rain and snow, and severe storms around the 1st. Ice formation expected in Northern States around the 19th.
Over the past decade the center of population has moved 21 miles west. In 1890 the center stood at Westport Indiana in Decatur county and after the latest census Columbus Indiana gains the distinction of being the new center.
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