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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1897
Page
2
An Idaho town encounter records a McKinley Republican asserting promised prosperity through divine aid. A silver advocate counters that wheat gains spring from global famine, not US policy, prompting the reply that they even attribute God’s will to the Republican cause. Ogden Standard.
The Houston Post hints that by this time next year the paper may be doing business with the Klondike widow, a possibility questioned by the Chicago Times Herald in a reader’s letter. The brief exchange reflects editorial debate over future partnerships and lingering curiosity about the Klondike figure.
The Syracuse Post notes Italy sent the largest single group of newcomers last year, about one in five arrivals. Italy contributed 54,531 individuals to the total immigrant influx and stood out among other national origins.
The National Advertiser, a New York weekly, asserts that advertising must keep moving like riding a bicycle. It warns that without persistent effort, both the wheel and one’s trade will fall off, urging steady promotional activity.
A Chicago man pawns his wooden legs to obtain alcohol, as Buffalo Express argues that we did not demonize the whisky’s quality. The brief item notes the unusual pawn and the paper’s stance on the liquor’s evaluation.
An aging prospector reports discovering a well developed quartz vein within a drifting iceberg in the Behring Sea. The finding could spark renewed interest in remote mineral prospects as crews study the oddly placed ore.
Virginia City buzzes as a threatened court martial case gains notoriety. The town shows excitement over the potential high profile legal proceeding and its national attention.
Mrs Mary Watsa of Leadville Colorado touts Hool's Sarsaparilla as curing a bad cough backache and headache and boosting strength for herself and her child. The note also mentions Hand's Pills as a quick liver and bowel remedy.
Week ending August 23 reports warmer than average August weather with highs near 100 in Deaslas Elko Humboldt Lyon and Washoe. Nights were warmer. cloudy central western counties with rainfall in Douglas Lyon Omby and Wish. Harvest conditions favorable though some local delays due to showers. wheat and oats in progress in Douglas Lyon Ormsby Washoe. barley fully grown in some areas.
Notice covers water shutoff hours on Second and Third streets with varying mains timing. Also contains advertisements for Cascarets Candy Cathartic a cureall, plumbing service offerings, and shop ads for lumber, wagon parts, and footwear. Contains promotional lines and vendor names typical of a small town bulletin.
The Second Judicial District Court of Nevada in Humboldt County issues summons to Helen T Loveless and Edward Tobin. Charles Kemler sues to collect a promissory note of 150 dollars and interest plus a mortgage on property. The defendants must answer within forty days or face default. Judge Truman represents the plaintiff.
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