The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-05
BEGINNING
TO CLIMB
Silver State is Preparing &c
Make Improvements in
All Departments

Within the next few days the Sill
yer State will install one of the finest
job presses in the state in its job
Department. bran new. Is 20,
Challenge, the very latest model, COM
plete with fountain, power fixtures
and everything that goes with the
best of modern presses. The order,
which was placed this week. also in
cludes other material sufficient to
bring the Silver States job depart
ment up to a point of excellence that
is far ahead of any office in the state
of Nevada, outside of Reno, or the
state printing Office in Carson City.
The order for material also included
many things for the paper. and will
be used in connection with the exten
sive improvements that are planned
for the near future, and which, when
made, will be genuine and we are
sure, an acceptable surprise for the
Silver States subscribers.
The steps which are now being Ia
ken had been decided upon when the
company was first formed, bat at that
time it was not the intention to in
augurate the improvements so soon
The rapid growth in the subscription
list, the increasing demands upon the
job department and the encourage
nlent given to the publishers, have
caused them to decide in favor of the
present as the time to make them,
and under the condition that exists
there Is no reason why they should
not be made now as well as later.
Ii may as well be understood that
when the Winnemucca Publishing
company was formed and the Silver
State purchased, the one aim of the
stockholders was to build up a paper
second to none, in the state This is
no small undertaking, as all realize
and will require time to accomplish;
but it is apparent that the object is
as good as accomplished. With the
exception of the two Reno papery
no town in Nevada has ever had a
paper as good as the Silver State, and
vast improvements and the expendi-
ture of large sums of money will be
necessary If these are kept ahead Of
the Silver State in the future, for
neither work nor money will be spared
in building this paper up and main
tanning it's growth. The matter of
improvements is not being done with
undue haste, and will not, for every
good and popular feature added is in
tended to become a permanent one.
We desire to state that the publish
ers are indeed grateful for the patron
age and encouragement they have re-
ceived, and that it is their aim to
merit the support so freely given by
giving in return paper that is more
than merely satisfactory or acceptable.
AS to the job department. when the
new press is installed and the mater
ial which will accompany it is receiv-
ed, this Office will be ready to COM
pete with any in the state, and guar
antees that its prices will always be
satisfactory, and it's work pleasing.
Each department is in charge of a
competent man, a specialist in his line.
and all the employees of the office,
with the exception of the apprentice.
are union men and have been for
many years, which, in the case of the
members of the International Typo
graphical Union, is further guaranty
of their ability as workmen.
Keep your eye ON the Silver State;
it is the coming newspaper of Nevada