Silver State newspaper notes and silver coinage debate excerpts
A scanned page shows subscription and advertising rates for the Silver State and includes excerpts from Nevada and Georgia discussions on silver coinage. It cites Senator Stewart’s push for 16 to 1 coinage and bimetallic platforms, plus quotes from the Jackson league and Anna Shaw on suffrage rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Ga
Bimetallic League
Congress
League
Atlanta Constitution
Woman’s State Suffrage Association
Anna Shaw
The Value of Gold and a Defective Coin Case
The New York Mercury notes gold values under a gold standard era. William Pinniger recovers a mutilated twenty dollar gold piece but bank and bullion markets set only small melt value. The piece illustrates that government stamps confer value not inherent in the metal. Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills advertise relief and strength. Lost horses appeal for information. No-To-Bac tobacco cure advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pinniger
Pinniger
Reno Journal
W. A. Brown
Sterling Remedy Co
New York
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Silver State Publishing Company
Ile
Silver State” Block
Case
Sivem
Ptrr
Silven
Lovelock
Department OF Agricultre
Wilsemucca Station
Geo. D. Boutcher
Joseph C. Sibley
Pennsylvania
Memphis
Stewart
Nevada
United States
Nouth
The
New York Mercury
Hood
G. W. Mracuam
Lassen Meadows
Humboldt County
New
Merit En Hood
John R. Lochary
Roxbury, Ohio
Jam R. Lochary
Roxbury
Ohio
Twinkle
Twinkle Little Star
J. & F. Martell
California
Cordelia Wine Co
Magnolia
Paul Lavenga SR
the Palace
F. M
Fellows Paradise Stage
W. B. Parker
Winnemucca
Paradise
Sactoon
M— Winnemucca
Corner Second
Lay Srs
Rene Guillaume
Winnemucca New
A. HupceEns
Silver State Building
Postoffice
Dehaven—Cutz
Nev
J. Rougon
J. P
Neill Montgomery DeHaven
Ethel Avis Cutz
Chico
Ayer
E Reinhart & CO
Grocers
General Merchandise
Winnemucca, Nevada
Alenrans
Pioneer Leather Dealer
Mm. B. Staunton
M. Hofman
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