COR, BRIDGE AND FOURTH ST
A fragment notes a sum of $600 connected to a location described as COR BRIDGE AND FOURTH ST. The text is sparse and lacks clear action or context, leaving the exact event or notice undefined.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1898
Page
2
A fragment notes a sum of $600 connected to a location described as COR BRIDGE AND FOURTH ST. The text is sparse and lacks clear action or context, leaving the exact event or notice undefined.
U S Department of Agriculture Winnevega Station reports weather for the 24 hour period ending 4 pm meridian time. Mean barometer 26.10 inches maximum temperature 0 degrees minimum 24 degrees mean 45 degrees with westerly winds. Precipitation 0.0 inches.
In a San Francisco Examiner letter William J. Bryan urges Democrats Populists and Silver Republicans to unite for the 1898 campaign. He lists nine reform goals including bimetallism opposition to gold monometallism and income tax while calling for abolition of trusts and arbitration in labor disputes.
Miss Anna Doyle of Nevada receives a salary increase from 660 to 900 dollars per year in the treasury department at Washington. The move brings gratification to Doyle and her Nevada friends, and her Nevada credit confirms her as a bona fide resident though she may not have traveled far west of the Mississippi.
The article predicts a coordinated effort by gold party organs to split silver supporters to defeat the Silver party in 1898. It argues for unity among bimetallists to oppose Hanna and trusts, urging Nevada to swing pro silver as in past elections. It also notes a Courier Journal view on Italian noble titles selling for revenue, joking about American girls seeking rebates.
An extended regional ad notes Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills relieving a brother's cough and rheumatism. It promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic and Chamberlain's Pain Balm with testimonials and pricing. Also advertises fast rail service from Winnemucca to Chicago via Union Pacific and connections with schedules and agents.
The Palace Sam offers better goods for less money than any place in town. Whisky by the case, cigars in all grades, mineral water, bitters, table wine, and Pabst Beer by bottle or barrel are advertised as cheap.
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