The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-01-04
MANY NEW FEATURES
FOR THE SILVER STATE
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News of the state will be covered
in as concise and interesting fashion
as possible, with longer accounts of
those matters in which local people
are directly interested.
Read the Serial Story
Then, every week there will be
a liberal installment of a serial
story, starting this week with 1.-THE
Big Town Roundup" a story of
particular interest in this vicinity,
full of good action and romance.
Upon its completion another will be
printed, fully as good in quality,
but perhaps different in class, the
endeavor to be to hit every reading
taste.
A series of short stories, each
complete in three columns, and
written by that prince of writer's,
Edgar Allen White, is to be a regu-
lar literary treat which cannot fail
to please.
Farm and Stock News
The farmers and stockmen of this
community will find our agricultural
features of great advantage to them
This department of our service is
devoted to scientific farming. The
matter is prepared by some of the
most distinguished agricultural scien-
lists in the United States, includ-
ing experts at most of the state
universities as well as the geniuses
n the United States department of
agriculture. 1t covers all phases of
farm life and is designed to show
the farmer how to utilize the valu-
able knowledge learned from thou
sands of experiments being con-
Quoted all the time by the state and
government experts. The United
States department of agriculture
has its own experimental farms
scattered all over the country. 1t
also has the use of very many
private farms drought the land for
experimental purposes. The Ameri-
AN government has in its service
he most distinguished agricultural
Experts in the world. The readers
Of our Agricultural Features will
nave the benefit of their expert
nents and investigations.
Live Stock and Poultry
The articles in our live stock sec
ION are up to the minute, filled
With information from the most ex-
pert sources, and the result of the
most careful scientific research,
,ided by observation and trials in
the various experiment stations.
They cover the entire subject of
i've stock raising with many practi-
cal suggestions from breeders, grow
ers, veterinaries, feeders and market
ers of farm animals.
The enthusiasm for poultry rails
,ng is growing. Many person who,
4 few years ago, wouldn't have
thought of breeding domestic fowls
for eggs and the meat market, are
taking up the industry now because
t pays well those who know how to
work it intelligently. The matter
which goes into our poultry features
IS prepared by experts in every in
stance, and in the case of special
articles is usually written by men
connected with one or another of
the state agricultural colleges. This
should appeal to scientific farmers
who want to keep abreast of the
times in all branches of their bust
ness.
Household Feature
Our household feature consists of
helpful articles on household sub
iects by leading experts in domes-
tic science, prepared with view to
emphasize the practical. Many of
the articles are furnished by the
United States government. All are
founded upon experience or the re-
suits of scientific Investigations, and
not upon theory or guess work.
Much of the information, particu-
larly that relating to food subjects,
S the result of laboratory tests in
municipal institutions or schools of
domestic science. The women folk
will find our household features of
interest and help in meeting their
daily problems.
Entertainment for Riddles
The Silver State doesn't overlook
the little folks. The Children's
Stories, by Mary Graham Bonner,
will hold the children's attention
md help to keep them out of mis-
chief. Miss Bonner is a talented
writer of stories for children and
her Daddy's Evening Fairy Tales
viii appeal to children of all ages.
Daddy's Evening Fairy Tales will
help you entertain the kiddies.
Women's Fashions
Our woman's feature, edited by
Mrs. Julia Bottomley, one of the
best known fashion experts in this
country, will be of interest to our
feminine readers. Mrs. Bottomley
is considered by wholesalers, retail
ers and trade journals in New York
| and Chicago as an authority on
dress for women. She has fire.
quently been consulted by the Ladies'
Home Journal, which is the most
widely known fashion magazine in
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