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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1897
Page
2
The Silver State notes Mr. Nixon has no regrets about continuing his U S senate campaign. He asserts loyalty to Nevada voters, familiarity with state platforms, and willingness to stay in the fight until the vote. He criticizes opponents for neglecting the state and favoring outsiders. If legislature favors the other party, he will bow to their decision but no other.
The Silver State record on Senator Jones sparks Nevada scrutiny over duty neglect and residency claims. The piece questions appointments from both Senators Jones and Stewart and calls for explanations on residence, urging that only bona fide locals hold office.
The Elko Independent argues Nevada needs a senator attentive to state interests and hints at possible responses from Senator Jones. A fairness note accompanies this political appeal amid rival campaigns and public interest in state leadership. Also mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure cited in ads. Photographer Richard Richtarns advertises holiday travel to Paradise and portrait services with color photos available.
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a singular medicine with unparalleled curative power and vast sales. A testimonial recounts a seven year old boy suffering rheumatic fever and rheumatism with leg sores, implying recovery through the product.
A boy named Howard suffered for a year and a half with scrofula sores and bone fragments. Doctors warned surgery to remove bone might be needed, and his health declined to the point of refusing food. He began Hood's Sarsaparilla in late February and started to improve.
A short, direct item notes a call request directed to Chris Diehl Sr regarding toys. It conveys a concise personal contact reminder without additional context or detail.
In the Second Judicial District Court Humboldt County Nevada creditors First National Bank of Winnemucca and John Harrison seek an order to sell the real estate of Alex Wise to pay debts and administration costs. Parties must appear January 18, 1807, at 10 a.m. in Winnemucca to show cause why sale should not be authorized. Publication to run four weeks in the Silver State.
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