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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1901
Page
2
Advertisement lists Windle and Brackett as lessees with a daily schedule except Sundays. Office at Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets. Subscription rates by mail or carrier in Winnemucca, Nevada. Address business correspondence to The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada.
Weather Bureau report from Winnemucca Station dated September 29 1901 records 24 hour conditions to 4 p.m. local time with mean barometer 29.62 inches maximum temperature 72 degrees minimum 28 above zero mean temperature 0 degrees normal 57 degrees and NE wind. Precipitation 0.00 inches. Observer J Hayden notes daily figures.
A weather forecast calls for showers tonight and again Tuesday with warm temperatures. The report notes a Milroy style forecast from MCADIE.
A Kansan denounces Eastern press for portraying the West as coarse and savage while ignoring eastern hypocrisy. He accuses writers of ignorance, pretension, and snobbery as he defends Western patriotism, honesty, and self-government against biased coverage and littered stereotypes.
An Eldorado Kansas Republican editorial decries Northern restrictions by publishers. It declares strong action against what it calls puritanical warts and threatens retaliation unless owners banish the perceived censorship.
The Eureka Sentinel reports a growing horse theft ring in the county’s north end over about a year. A young resident now in Colorado is suspected to lead the scheme, with horses shipped from Colorado and sold after title questions. The State Inspector held $68 from the sales, claimed by Governor Sadler as the owner of the brands.
On October 2 a major rock drilling contest will be held in Denver with champions from across the country. Notable entrants include Freethy and Bradshaw of Spokane who recently set world records drilling fifty five inches in granite in fifteen minutes, and Davey and Stevens of Marysville Montana who drilled forty six and twenty seven thirty seconds inches in fifteen minutes.
The Turkish government settles our claim to avoid disaster. An old column urges readers to take Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for weak stomachs, constipation, and liver issues, claiming it strengthens digestion and aids insomnia. It warns the genuine bottle bears a Private Die Stamp.
Local distributor advertises Cream of Jaize in 2 lb packs and Vanilla Straws 1 lb packs, along with Mocha and Java Coffee from Folger and Co. Special offers include 2 for 45c on Cream of Wheat 2 for 45c, assorted wafers, water white combs, and fresh stock from Ogden Flour. Limited quantities on some items.
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