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Silver State

Location

Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1897

Page

3

Local notes and arrivals in town and regional updates

J. W. Driver is in town from Para ee. R. L. Ritchie arrived from Fairlawn yesterday. Rugene Thacker came up from Mill City yesterday. Lillie Stinson returned from a pleasant visit to Mill City. A tomato drummer appeared as solicitor for a baking provider. James Berry, the man involved in a murder case, was hanged yesterday at Polaom. Henry Magar and son arrived from Salt Lake, staying in Winnemucca a few days. J. M. Ugarese and Toe Brysinge headed to Ballard & Hill in San Francisco. Reports describe medical concerns about Jian Latte and a critical operation. McGortae Nevella prize fighter’s wife death discussed in Grass Valley. An incident at Lake Tuttoe drew excitement over found gems. A man named J. Borret drowned in the Sacraments river. Salt Lake Tribune reports ore carloads from the Gulden Eagle mine showing gold content. Post office notice about prepaid letters for partly written messages. Holy Lather arrives to attend Tuscarora Times-Reetew events and Lily City meetings. Ten Conta, old breadwinner, retired. Brink offers prize fight bets between Corbett and Potesorgeens at Pine Creek. U.S. mint in Philadelphia shipped 500,000 dollars in gold coins to Costa Rica. 300,000 silver dollars intended for San Doni. Dr Gallagher’s San Francisco trial continues with autopsy discussions. Grand Opening of the Gilt Eye saloon, with a bowling alley planned. Brown & Piper offer hartwood, wagon spokes, iron and steel.

J. W. Driver Para‘ee R. L. Ritchie Fairlawn Rugene Thacker Mill City Mise Lillie Stinson Hae Cinson Solieiter Janes Berry Klestra Mayith Polaom Henry Magar Salt Lake Wand Winnemucca J. M. Ugarese Toe Brysinge Enelonda Jems McNane Ballard & Hill San Franvisco Cal. CO Jan Saver Ida Couditios MeQortae Grass Valley J. Borret Deowne Salt Lake Tribune Gulden Eagle Strict Postoffie Departanene Tuscarora Times Lather Lily City Clahe Hole Colnan County Cal Dack Brink Denver Colo Corbett Potesorgeens Prin Creek Cobonvia Brink Pine Creek United States Mint Toe Mint Philadelphia Costa Ria San Doni New York Reyairer Mint San Francisco Gallagher

Protection and silver in the global money debate

A speech argues that silver nations like Argentina and India keep stable silver purchasing power, while gold standard countries suffer wheat and cotton price declines. It links silver depreciation to cheaper foreign labor, urges restoring silver parity with gold to protect U S farmers, manufacturers, and wages, and calls for broad protection against cheap labor globally.

Portugal Spain Brazil Chie Todlay Drake Gould Filver Ariel Wen Argentina Twin Tn Dodia Chinwatic Toever Wiawea Dalia Liverpoolarket India China Japan Lusk United States Europe Lask Mexico England Priver New England Mikitle Pennsylvania South Great West West

Remarkable Cure of Chronic Diarrhoea in a Civil War Vet

Henry Stern of Allentown Pennsylvania, a private in Company A 1670 Pennsylvania Volunteers, reports chronic diarrhoea since 1862. After trying many medicines and doctors, he credits Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a complete cure. He praises the remedy and recommends it to suffering veterans. The letter is sworn and witnessed on December 6 AD.

Pennsylvania Chamberlain Dean Henry Stern Mercer Allentown W A. Brown

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup The Century Teething Remedy

For over fifty years Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used by mothers for teething infants. It claims to relieve fever and crying, regulate the stomach and bowels, and cure diarrhea. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle, advertised as prescribed by a leading female physician.

Mas. Winslow Teott Mrs. Winklow United States Winslow Jekincily

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