Silver State newspaper subscription and advertising rates
The Silver State published by Silver State Publishing Company lists subscription terms for one year by mail and discounted multi month terms, with carrier delivery options and 25 cents per week. Advertising rates show a ten line square first insertion and lower rates for repeat advertisers, referencing Lovelock and Paradise activities.
Weather and political commentary from 1894 dispatch
Weather report from Winnemucca dated January 25 1805 notes temperatures 26 to 11 degrees below zero with a 14 mph wind. The piece then critiques the Silver party urging economy, reform, and an efficient legislature, and praises Arizona’s education gains and navy cost comparisons. It also mentions ambassador pay hikes to 50000 and criticizes old party loyalty rhetoric.
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Geo. D. Borrener
Silver Party
Free Coinage Advocates Hopeful on Silver Question
Professor John Clark Ridpath, in Denver, urged a people’s vote in the Mississippi valley favoring free coinage, outlining a three point platform: restore pre 1873 coinage conditions, allow treasury to swap metals only until exports stop, and reconvert debt into low interest bonds redeemable in gold and silver.
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Denver
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