Silver State subscription terms and notices from Reno era
A colonial style notice details subscription rates for the Silver State in Lovelock and Reno, with carrier delivery at 25 cents weekly. The page also surveys diverse topics from Mexican immigration to wheat and cotton prices, education in Utah, and political critique of Eastern finance interests.
Lines Drawn in Pro-Bimetallism Clash at St Louis Conference
Senator Stewart says the Populist gathering will force a 1896 campaign choice between bimetallism and monometallism. Old parties must act on free silver at 16 to 1 or align with gold. Populists vow to restore full gold and silver coinage, challenging Republican and Democrat pledges. Other notes urge health tonics and jewelers, with ads interwoven among political commentary.
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