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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1901
Page
2
Notice lists publication schedule daily except Sundays and gives office at Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets. It outlines subscription rates by mail for one year six months and three months and mentions carrier delivery in Winnemucca per week.
Weather Bureau report from Winnemucca Station notes 24 hour period ending 5:09 PM with mean barometer 29.70, max 60, min 38, mean 49, normal 58, wind W, precipitation 0.02 inches. Forecast shows showers tonight and Tuesday. Hayden observer. Mcadie.
The Reno Journal defends opening the Nevada State Fair grounds on McKinley’s funeral day as proper. It argues critics misinterpret the motive, suggesting later that finances influenced the decision while noting Elko Independent’s rebuke of Reno’s lack of mourning.
The text urges the formation of a State Miners Association in Nevada. It argues such an organization would benefit the Nevada mining industry by uniting miners, echoing examples from other Western states where similar groups protected and conserved mining resources through collective effort.
Western members will push a bill creating a national irrigation system for the arid West. Educational campaigns have improved support, and Eastern Congressmen who opposed funding may withdraw their opposition.
An official remark claims the Philippine population is so thoroughly pacified that maintaining peace will require only forty thousand troops. The statement frames reduced military presence as sufficient to uphold order.
The piece notes General Otis leaving the Philippines and mocks a war weary navy. It describes a forthcoming spectacle of pink tea naval warriors floundering in very hot water as a perpetual legacy for successors.
The public verdict on Admiral Schley’s handling of the Cervera fleet is in. It declares him guilty with hearty congratulations, asserting he defeated the Spanish squadron without Sampson’s aid or consent.
The San Francisco Post reports the rapid formation of a Vigilante Committee in San Francisco. It claims undeniable authority and says the body will soon act against violators of peace laws with support from prominent citizens. Leaders deny the group aims to combat unionism and say its purpose is to protect law abiding citizens.
The article extols Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as the best medicine for stomach, liver, kidney and bowel disorders. It highlights fifty years of cures and claims to relieve dyspepsia indigestion flatulence constipation and biliousness while acting as a tonic that strengthens the weak and cures insomnia and nervousness.
Tonight and tomorrow night and each day this week Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs is sold in druggists. Acknowledged as the most successful remedy for coughs croup bronchitis whooping cough asthma and consumption. Bottle 25 or 50 cents. Free sample bottles. Sold by Brown Bros.
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