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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1901
Page
2
The Silver State publication listing Windle & Brackett as lessees and issuing a schedule of subscription rates by mail and carrier. It notes a daily except Sundays operation with a Winnemucca address for business communications and a corner of Bridge and Fourth Streets office location.
Weather data from Wisnemcoca station for 24 hours ending Sept 16 shows a mean barometer 29.96 and temperatures from 37 to 79. Forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Tuesday. An editorial discusses California's compulsory education law and Nevada's game law, and ponders livestock feeding economics and agricultural education.
The article argues the Buffalo Pan-American exposition will be an indifferent success and warns that St. Louis and other cities will push for federal aid. It urges Congress to draw a firm line on appropriations and prevent log-rolling committees from securing government support for exhibition schemes.
The Agriculture Department weighs pushing American fruits abroad while farmers receiving seeds wonder if more mission work at home is needed. Current seed quality is poor, requiring careful inspection with fingers to reveal its true value.
Admiral Schley finally unseats Admiral Howison from the Board of Inquiry after a protracted clash. Howison remained aligned with the Navy Department to undermine Schley. General Miles advocates for the value of books and good reads for both war and peace, arguing their enduring usefulness.
Question Answered claims August Flower is the largest selling medicine in the civilized world. It says mothers used it for indigestion biliousness and general malaise, noting doctors were scarce. The ad touts Green's August Flower liquid as a cure to refresh the system, with Brown Bros. Druggists selling it and reference to Green's Prize Almanac.
State offices at Carson closed Saturday in honor of the late President. Wade F. Thomas named principal of the Tuscarora public school. Carson valley apples harvest strong but markets weak. some farmers making cider and vinegar. Land sales at the State Land Office reach 5 000 acres, mainly Elko and Lincoln counties. Reno warns of burglaries with two houses entered but valuables spared. Presley Collins found dead in Tuscarora cabin, previously treated in county hospital. mother and brother reside in Armstrong Missouri. A man from Wabuska attacked by knife at Martin ranch after refusing orders to town. New fog signaling method proposed to reduce ocean collision risk. Advertisements tout Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters for stomach and digestive ailments. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve praised for skin issues. use genuine product.
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