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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1899
Page
2
Fragmented notice lists Windle and Brackett as lessees with Dana allowed only Sundays. Includes cryptic references to rates, mail, and carrier details, plus a request to address business correspondence to The Silver State in Winnemucca.
Weather Bureau report from Hayden station notes 14 hours ending 4 p m with daily readings. Mean barometer 26 inches maximum temperature 61 degrees minimum 25 above zero. nighttime low plus 5.0 above zero. Local station data provided by U S Weather Bureau.
Local forecast calls for cloudy tonight with showers Sunday. Hayden expected cool and unsettled as the fair weekend arrives, with temperatures easing after the rain risk. MCADIE provides regional update.
The Post Office Department begins selling a new blue postal money order about the size of a bank draft. It includes a carbonized receipt, traveler proof, and can be sent through banks for collection. Valid for one year with renewal upon payment, post offices in the region started sales yesterday.
Nevada’s Commissioners ask principal towns to fill empty packing cases with ores from every county for display at the Paris Exposition. The Virginian Chronicle urges mine owners to cooperate, labeling exhibits by county district mines and ore type to showcase Nevada’s diverse mineral resources to attract foreign capital.
John Wanamaker contracts to pay the Philadelphia Record 200000 dollars per year for a page advertisement. The piece notes ad buying as a key move and mentions other items: Wardner Idaho trials of miners accused of stopping U S mails, and a postal change to two cent Porto Rico stamps. The Times-Review questions Africa warfare pointers.
The United States Treasury calls for money due from war claims with a list of names including Turner J F Holliday Purd aeenry J B Prenach R G Watkins A McDonald Michael Tierney Samuel Turner B Small Chas C Brooks George Hickox Cady Thomas Marsh Robert M Baker and Isaac P Lebo.
An 19th century style health ad warns against mercury ointments for catarrh. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co with internal action and Toledo origin. The copy claims no mercury, lists price and availability from druggists, and notes Hall's family pills as best.
An 19th century style shopper notice promotes a broad range of fabrics and garments including kerseys meltons Irish friezes cheviots and Herringbone patterns. It asserts the product line will not be altered for any Nevada town and emphasizes stock in forces and color variety.
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